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CL.4 BK.4-3-Infectious Diseases

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the two main types of germs that cause infectious diseases?

a)

Algae and protozoa

b)

Bacteria and viruses

c)

Fungi and parasites

d)

Molds and yeasts

2.

How does the flu mainly spread?

a)

Through respiratory droplets and contaminated surfaces.

b)

Through contaminated food and water.

c)

Via insect bites and stings.

d)

By direct skin contact with infected individuals.

3.

What should we cover when we cough or sneeze?

a)

Use a fan to blow the germs away.

b)

Ignore it and continue talking.

c)

Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue, your elbow, or a mask.

d)

Cover your eyes with your hands.

4.

When should we wear a mask?

a)

Only wear a mask when eating out

b)

Masks are unnecessary in all situations

c)

Wear a mask only at home

d)

Wear a mask in crowded places and during respiratory illness outbreaks.

5.

What is one way to prevent infection?

a)

Avoiding exercise and staying sedentary.

b)

Wash hands regularly with soap and water.

c)

Sharing personal items with others.

d)

Using hand sanitizer only when necessary.

6.

Why should we avoid touching our mouths, noses, and eyes?

a)

We should avoid touching our mouths, noses, and eyes to prevent the spread of germs and reduce the risk of infections.

b)

It allows us to breathe better.

c)

It helps improve our sense of taste.

d)

It keeps our skin moisturized.

7.

How does hand, foot and mouth disease spread?

a)

Via insect bites or stings

b)

By sharing food and drinks with others

c)

Through airborne transmission from sneezing

d)

Hand, foot and mouth disease spreads through direct contact with infected bodily fluids and contaminated surfaces.

8.

What should we not do with a patient who has hand, foot and mouth disease?

a)

Do not send the patient to school or daycare.

b)

Provide the patient with a snack at school.

c)

Allow the patient to play with other children.

d)

Encourage the patient to share toys.

9.

Why shouldn't we share personal items with others?

a)

Sharing personal items can enhance relationships.

b)

It is a good way to save money.

c)

We shouldn't share personal items to prevent the spread of germs, protect privacy, and avoid damage or loss.

d)

Personal items are always safe to share.

10.

Which insect can spread dengue fever?

a)

Culex pipiens

b)

Aedes aegypti

c)

Aedes albopictus

d)

Anopheles gambiae

11.

What animal can spread bird flu?

a)

Cats and dogs

b)

Insects and arachnids

c)

Wild waterfowl and domestic poultry

d)

Fish and reptiles

12.

What should we do to protect ourselves from wild animals?

a)

Ignore local wildlife regulations

b)

Maintain distance, secure food, and educate yourself about wildlife.

c)

Leave food out to attract wildlife

d)

Approach wild animals to observe them closely

13.

What should we use when going to the countryside to avoid mosquito bites?

a)

Heavy perfume and cologne

b)

Insect repellent and protective clothing.

c)

Sunscreen and sunglasses

d)

Open-toed shoes and shorts

14.

What type of clothing is recommended to wear in the countryside?

a)

Durable and comfortable outdoor clothing, such as sturdy boots and weather-resistant jackets.

b)

Formal business attire

c)

Swimwear and flip-flops

d)

Lightweight summer dresses

15.

What causes food poisoning?

a)

Eating too much food at once

b)

Not drinking enough water

c)

Consuming food at room temperature

d)

Food poisoning is caused by consuming contaminated food or beverages.