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COVID-19 vocabulary

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

- An "epidemic" affects many people in a particular area.

- A "pandemic" affects an entire country or the world

a)

True

b)

False

2.

When a (contagious) disease or illness suddenly appears and affects people in a particular place, it is...

a)

an emergency

b)

an outbreak

c)

an appearance

3.

When a contagious disease or illness "spreads", it...

a)

appears for the first time.

b)

disappears.

c)

affects more and more people.

4.

"Community spread" means that

a)

a community is worried about a disease or illness

b)

a disease or illness is transmited from another country.

c)

there is direct transmission of a disease or illness in a community.

5.

A disease, illness or virus is "transmited"

(or there is "transmission" of a disease...) when

a)

when it becomes popular.

b)

it passes from one person or animal to another.

c)

when people talk about it on the radio.

6.

The "incubation period" is the time before an initial infection and the appearance of the symptoms of a disease or ilness

a)

True

b)

False

7.

"Droplets"are very, very small quantities of liquid or fluid that we produce, for example, when we sneeze or cry. Sometimes invisible.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Wearing "masks", "social distance" or washing your hands with soap or "hand sanitizer" are

a)

health tests

b)

prevention measures

c)

treatments

9.

The period a COVID-19 infected person has to be away from others is called:

a)

holiday

b)

confination

c)

quarantine

10.

The process of identification of and getting information about people who have been near people infected by a virus is

a)

contact tracing

b)

social distance

c)

incubation period

11.

A period of time in which people are not allowed to leave their homes or travel freely, because of a dangerous disease or pandemic is a

a)

lockdown

b)

national emergency

c)

pandemic restrictions

12.

If you have symptoms of an infection, illness or disease, you are

a)

symptomatic

b)

asymptomatic

c)

a patient

13.

If you DON'T have symptoms of an infection, illness or disease, you are

a)

asymptomatic

b)

symptomatic

c)

a patient

14.

If you don't want to infect other people, you should cover your mouth and nose when you

a)

cough or sneeze

b)

eat or drink

c)

speak or talk

15.

An underlying or pre-existing (health) condition means

a)

an illness, disease or health problem that you have before another one

b)

that your health is very good before an infection or illness

c)

a previous health problem necessary to get infected by an illness or virus

16.

"PPE" stands for

a)

Personal protective equipment

b)

Prevention procedures for epidemics

c)

Prevention of pandemics in Europe

17.

An "antiviral" is

a)

A video or picture that is never popular on the internet

b)

a person who hates social networks

c)

an effective medication against a virus

18.

A "ventilator" or "respirator"

a)

a machine that helps people with serious respiratory problems

b)

something you use when it's really hot in summer

c)

a type of superhero

19.

"Herd immunity" happens when a big proportion of the population have been vaccinated and this gives protection for other unprotected or non-vaccined individuals.

a)

False

b)

True

20.

- PCR or viral tests detect if you are infected with COVID-19 through particles of the virus "in blood"

- Antibody or serological tests detect "antibodies" to the coronavirus "in body fluids"

a)

True

b)

False.

PCR or viral tests "in body fluids" & antibody or serological tests "in blood"

21.

The best possible solution at this moment for COVID-19

a)

antibody or serological tests

b)

the vaccine

c)

PCR tests