Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Question 1 How is Cholera spread? A Through contaminated water. B Eating raw chicken. C Drinking curdled milk. D Eating.

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Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?

Question 1

How is Cholera spread? A Through contaminated water. B Eating raw chicken. C Drinking curdled milk. D Eating mouldy fruit.

How is Cholera spread? A Through contaminated water. B Eating raw chicken. C Drinking curdled milk. D Eating mouldy fruit.

£100

Question 2

In the year 1980, the flu virus killed approximately how many people worldwide? A 100 million B 15 million C 52 million D 21 million

In the year 1980, the flu virus killed approximately how many people worldwide? A 100 million B 15 million C 52 million D 21 million

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Question 3

The fungus Gunies is found in which Ocean? A Indian Ocean B Pacific Ocean C Atlantic Ocean D North Sea

The fungus Gunies is found in which Ocean? A Indian Ocean B Pacific Ocean C Atlantic Ocean D North Sea

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Question 4

Which of the following statements is true? A When you sneeze, viruses can travel the length of a car. B When you sneeze, viruses can travel the length of a plane. C When you sneeze, viruses can travel the length of a bike. D When you sneeze, viruses can travel the length of a bus.

Which of the following statements is true? A When you sneeze, viruses can travel the length of a car. B When you sneeze, viruses can travel the length of a plane. C When you sneeze, viruses can travel the length of a bike. D When you sneeze, viruses can travel the length of a bus.

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Question 5

What cells do our bodies have to kill off microbes? A red blood cells B white blood cells C kidney cells D liver cells

What cells do our bodies have to kill off microbes? A red blood cells B white blood cells C kidney cells D liver cells

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Question 6

How many people died in 1918 from the Influenza Virus? A 1,000 B 40 C over 20 million D 10,000

How many people died in 1918 from the Influenza Virus? A 1,000 B 40 C over 20 million D 10,000

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Question 7

What causes most tooth decay? A viruses B fungi C sweets D bacteria

What causes most tooth decay? A viruses B fungi C sweets D bacteria

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Question 8

How many bacteria are on one tooth? A Over 1,000 B Over 100,000 C 100 D 50

How many bacteria are on one tooth? A Over 1,000 B Over 100,000 C 100 D 50

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Question 9

Which of these illnesses is caused by a virus? A Chicken Pox B Influenza C Polio D All of them

Which of these illnesses is caused by a virus? A Chicken Pox B Influenza C Polio D All of them

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Question 10

What is the most widespread thing on Earth? A fungi B viruses C bacteria D people

What is the most widespread thing on Earth? A fungi B viruses C bacteria D people

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Question 11

Which of the following diseases is caused by fungi? A influenza B measles C athlete’s foot D polio

Which of the following diseases is caused by fungi? A influenza B measles C athlete’s foot D polio

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Question 12

What is the smallest microbe? A atom B fungus C virus D bacteria

What is the smallest microbe? A atom B fungus C virus D bacteria

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Question 13

What does your stomach use to kill microbes? A water B acid C salt D alkali

What does your stomach use to kill microbes? A water B acid C salt D alkali

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Question 14

What do grapes have a fine coating of? A yeast B milk C sugar D bacteria

What do grapes have a fine coating of? A yeast B milk C sugar D bacteria

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Question 15

What can’t microbes live without? A water B warmth C a host cell D air

What can’t microbes live without? A water B warmth C a host cell D air

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