History of Pandemics and Public Health Quiz

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History of Pandemics and Public Health: a General level Medicine & Anatomy quiz. Test your knowledge with 14 questions!
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Question 1
Which pandemic was known as the 'Black Death'?
A Cholera
B Spanish Flu
C Bubonic Plague
D Smallpox
Question 2
What is the primary way to control the spread of viruses?
A Sleeping more
B Vaccination
C Eating sugar
D Drinking juice
Question 3
Who is credited with creating the first successful smallpox vaccine?
A Isaac Newton
B Charles Darwin
C Edward Jenner
D Louis Pasteur
Question 4
What does the term 'quarantine' historically imply?
A A type of medicine
B A doctor's visit
C A hospital wing
D 40 days of isolation
Question 5
Which pandemic occurred in 1918?
A COVID-19
B SARS
C Ebola
D Spanish Flu

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