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    What does the “19” in “COVID-19” refer to?

    A. There are 19 variants of the coronavirus.

    B. There are 19 symptoms of coronavirus disease.

    C. This is the 19th coronavirus pandemic.

    D. The coronavirus and the disease it causes were identified in 2019.

    True or false: There is more than one coronavirus.

    A. True.

    B. False.

    The “corona” in coronavirus means:

    A. Sun.

    B. Beer.

    C. Strong.

    D. Crown.

    An effective hand sanitizer contains at least this percentage of alcohol to kill the coronavirus and other germs:

    A. 30%.

    B. 45%.

    C. 60%.

    D. 80%.

    True or false: Once you are fully vaccinated you may not be required to wear a mask in public places.

    A. True.

    B. False.

    When is it safe to be closer than 6 feet to another person who is not sick with COVID-19?

    A. When the person is related to you.

    B. When you have already had COVID-19.

    C. When the person normally lives with you.

    D. When you are outdoors.

    Which of these is not a common COVID-19 symptom?

    A. Blurred vision.

    B. A cough.

    C. Unusual fatigue.

    D. Fever.

    E. Inability to taste or smell.

    Staying apart from other people when you have been exposed to the coronavirus is called:

    A. Physical distancing.

    B. Isolation.

    C. Quarantine.

    What is the safest way to celebrate your birthday during the COVID-19 pandemic?

    A. Sharing a meal with relatives only.

    B. Having a virtual party using an online conferencing app.

    C. Hitting your favorite bar when it’s less crowded.

    D. Gathering at a friend’s house with people you know well.

    True or false: Having a food allergy means you should not get a COVID-19 vaccine.

    A. True.

    B. False.
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