Quiz: 12 True Or False Questions about The CORONAVIRUS Pandemic

Are you up-to-date with the latest information about the coronavirus pandemic? Test your knowledge with this quiz of 12 true or false questions.

From the origins of the virus to the best ways to protect yourself and others, this quiz covers a range of topics related to the pandemic.

Do you know if it's safe to travel internationally? Or if wearing a mask is effective in preventing the spread of the virus? Take this quiz to find out!

Remember, staying informed and following guidelines from health officials is crucial in slowing the spread of the virus and keeping yourself and others safe.

Good luck!

FAQs about 12 True or False Questions about the Coronavirus Pandemic

1. Is the coronavirus a type of flu?

False. The coronavirus is not a type of flu. It is a new virus that causes respiratory illness in people and can be severe in some cases.

2. Can you get coronavirus from touching a surface?

True. The virus can survive on surfaces for a period of time, so it is possible to get infected by touching a contaminated surface and then touching your face.

3. Can wearing a face mask protect you from getting coronavirus?

True. Wearing a face mask can help prevent the spread of the virus, especially if you are in close contact with others or in a crowded area.

4. Can you get coronavirus from eating food prepared by someone who is infected?

False. There is currently no evidence to suggest that coronavirus can be transmitted through food.

5. Can you get coronavirus from a mosquito bite?

False. There is no evidence to suggest that coronavirus can be transmitted through mosquito bites.

6. Can you get coronavirus from your pets?

False. There is currently no evidence to suggest that pets can transmit coronavirus to humans.

7. Can you get coronavirus from swimming in a pool?

False. There is no evidence to suggest that coronavirus can be transmitted through swimming pools.

8. Can you get coronavirus from a package delivered to your home?

False. There is currently no evidence to suggest that coronavirus can be transmitted through packages or mail.

9. Can you get coronavirus from a handshake?

True. The virus can be transmitted through close contact with an infected person, including shaking hands.

10. Can you get coronavirus from a public restroom?

False. There is no evidence to suggest that coronavirus can be transmitted through public restrooms.

11. Can you get coronavirus from a cough or sneeze?

True. The virus can be transmitted through respiratory droplets produced when an infected person coughs or sneezes.

12. Can you get coronavirus from a vaccine?

False. There is currently no vaccine for coronavirus, but when one becomes available, it will not contain the virus and cannot cause infection.