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{ | ||
"quizlist": | ||
[ | ||
{ | ||
"question":"Malaria is transmitted ______", | ||
"option1":"Through mosquito bites", | ||
"option2":"By eating tainted food", | ||
"option3":"by physical contact", | ||
"option4":"By playing in dirt", | ||
"answer":"1" | ||
}, | ||
{ | ||
"question":"Malaria is prevented by ______", | ||
"option1":"Playing in dirt", | ||
"option2":"By not maintaining hygiene", | ||
"option3":"Sleeping under an insecticide-treated bednet", | ||
"option4":"By eating unprotected food", | ||
"answer":"3" | ||
}, | ||
{ | ||
"question":"Which of the following can repel mosquitoes?", | ||
"option1":"Banana", | ||
"option2":"Chilli", | ||
"option3":"Citronella", | ||
"option4":"Garlic", | ||
"answer":"3" | ||
}, | ||
{ | ||
"question":"Which of these drink contains quinine, an anti-malarial property?", | ||
"option1":"Lemonade", | ||
"option2":"Tonic", | ||
"option3":"Warm milk", | ||
"option4":"Cola", | ||
"answer":"2" | ||
}, | ||
{ | ||
"question":"Malaria is transmitted by a mosquito bite, but what causes the disease?", | ||
"option1":"Insecticide", | ||
"option2":"A virus", | ||
"option3":"Blood poisoning", | ||
"option4":"A parasite", | ||
"answer":"4" | ||
}, | ||
{ | ||
"question":"Find the odd symptom of malaria", | ||
"option1":"Fever", | ||
"option2":"Dizziness", | ||
"option3":"Fatigue", | ||
"option4":"Back pain", | ||
"answer":"2" | ||
}, | ||
{ | ||
"question":"Find the odd statement", | ||
"option1":"Malaria is a neglected tropical disease", | ||
"option2":"If you get malaria once, you won't ever get it again", | ||
"option3":"Malaria is quite often endemic in poorer regions of the world", | ||
"option4":"Malaria is not curable", | ||
"answer":"3" | ||
}, | ||
{ | ||
"question":"Disease associated with malaria", | ||
"option1":"Jaundice", | ||
"option2":"Tuberculosis", | ||
"option3":"Cholera", | ||
"option4":"Typhoid", | ||
"answer":"1" | ||
} | ||
] | ||
"level1": [ | ||
{ | ||
"question": "Malaria is transmitted ______", | ||
"option1": "Through mosquito bites", | ||
"option2": "By eating tainted food", | ||
"option3": "by physical contact", | ||
"option4": "By playing in dirt", | ||
"answer": "1" | ||
}, | ||
{ | ||
"question": "Malaria is prevented by ______", | ||
"option1": "Playing in dirt", | ||
"option2": "By not maintaining hygiene", | ||
"option3": "Sleeping under an insecticide-treated bednet", | ||
"option4": "By eating unprotected food", | ||
"answer": "3" | ||
}, | ||
{ | ||
"question": "Which of the following can repel mosquitoes?", | ||
"option1": "Banana", | ||
"option2": "Chilli", | ||
"option3": "Citronella", | ||
"option4": "Garlic", | ||
"answer": "3" | ||
}, | ||
{ | ||
"question": "Which of these drink contains quinine, an anti-malarial property?", | ||
"option1": "Lemonade", | ||
"option2": "Tonic", | ||
"option3": "Warm milk", | ||
"option4": "Cola", | ||
"answer": "2" | ||
} | ||
], | ||
"level2": [ | ||
{ | ||
"question": "Malaria is transmitted by a mosquito bite, but what causes the disease?", | ||
"option1": "Insecticide", | ||
"option2": "A virus", | ||
"option3": "Blood poisoning", | ||
"option4": "A parasite", | ||
"answer": "4" | ||
}, | ||
{ | ||
"question": "Find the odd symptom of malaria", | ||
"option1": "Fever", | ||
"option2": "Dizziness", | ||
"option3": "Fatigue", | ||
"option4": "Back pain", | ||
"answer": "2" | ||
}, | ||
{ | ||
"question": "Find the odd statement", | ||
"option1": "Malaria is a neglected tropical disease", | ||
"option2": "If you get malaria once, you won't ever get it again", | ||
"option3": "Malaria is quite often endemic in poorer regions of the world", | ||
"option4": "Malaria is not curable", | ||
"answer": "3" | ||
}, | ||
{ | ||
"question": "Disease associated with malaria", | ||
"option1": "Jaundice", | ||
"option2": "Tuberculosis", | ||
"option3": "Cholera", | ||
"option4": "Typhoid", | ||
"answer": "1" | ||
}, | ||
{ | ||
"question": "There are four kinds of malaria that can infect humans. They are all spread by what?", | ||
"option1": " a worm in the intestine", | ||
"option2": " a tick bite", | ||
"option3": " a mosquito bite", | ||
"option4": " a tsetse fly bite", | ||
"answer": "3" | ||
}, | ||
{ | ||
"question": "What part of the body do these malaria parasites feed on?", | ||
"option1": " intestinal lining", | ||
"option2": "muscles", | ||
"option3": "red blood cells", | ||
"option4": "brain tissue", | ||
"answer": "3" | ||
} | ||
], | ||
"level3": [ | ||
{ | ||
"question": "How long must a malaria parasite grow in its host before infection can be spread to a human being?", | ||
"option1": " twenty four hours", | ||
"option2": "a week or more", | ||
"option3": "two weeks", | ||
"option4": "one month", | ||
"answer": "2" | ||
}, | ||
{ | ||
"question": "Once malaria parasites enter a person's blood they then travel to which organ?", | ||
"option1": "kidneys", | ||
"option2": "liver", | ||
"option3": "heart", | ||
"option4": "stomach", | ||
"answer": "2" | ||
}, | ||
{ | ||
"question": "Of the four types of malaria, 'falciparum malaria' is the most deadly. This type of malaria is most prevalent in what place?", | ||
"option1": "southeast Asia", | ||
"option2": "subSaharan Africa", | ||
"option3": "India", | ||
"option4": "South Africa", | ||
"answer": "2" | ||
}, | ||
{ | ||
"question": "How many countries and territories worldwide are considered at risk for malarial infections?", | ||
"option1": "around 50", | ||
"option2": "more than 100", | ||
"option3": "fewer than 80", | ||
"option4": "exactly 65", | ||
"answer": "2" | ||
}, | ||
{ | ||
"question": "According to the World Health Organization's estimate in 2000, malaria kills one child how often?", | ||
"option1": " every 15 minutes", | ||
"option2": " every minute", | ||
"option3": "every 30 seconds", | ||
"option4": "every five minutes", | ||
"answer": "3" | ||
}, | ||
{ | ||
"question": "African children under the age of five suffer approximately how many bouts of malaria per year?", | ||
"option1": "10", | ||
"option2": "6", | ||
"option3": "12", | ||
"option4": "3", | ||
"answer": "2" | ||
}, | ||
{ | ||
"question": "Which type of malaria is usually fatal?", | ||
"option1": " severe malaria", | ||
"option2": "cerebral malaria", | ||
"option3": "placental malaria", | ||
"option4": " all of the above", | ||
"answer": "4" | ||
}, | ||
{ | ||
"question": "How soon, after infection, will a person feel usually begin to feel ill?", | ||
"option1": " 6 days", | ||
"option2": "2 days", | ||
"option3": "4 days", | ||
"option4": "none of the above", | ||
"answer": "4" | ||
} | ||
] | ||
} | ||
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