1. Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?

2. Question 1

3. What does HIV stand for? A Hippos In Venice B Human Idiopathic Virus
C Hell is Vile
D Human Immunodeficiency Virus

4. What does HIV stand for? A Hippos In Venice B Human Idiopathic Virus
C Hell is Vile
D Human Immunodeficiency Virus

5. £100

6. Question 2

7. What does AIDS stand for?
A Alternative Immune Disease Syndrome
B Alligators In deep swamps
C Acquired Illness Deficiency Syndrome
D Acquired Immuno-Deficiency Syndrome

8. What does AIDS stand for?
A Alternative Immune Disease Syndrome
B Alligators in Deep Swamps
C Alternative Immune Deficiency Syndrome
D Acquired Immuno-Deficiency Syndrome

9. £200

10. Question 3

11. HIV is a…
A Bacteria
B Virus
C Fungi
D Shampoo

12. HIV is a…
A Bacteria
B Virus
C Fungi
D Shampoo

13. £300

15. Uninfected
HIV
AIDS

16. Question 4

17. You can get HIV from…
A Sitting on a toilet seat after an infected person
B Having unprotected sex with an infected person
C Sharing a cup with an infected person
D Holding hands with an infected person

18. You can get HIV from…
A Sitting on a toilet seat after an infected person
B Having unprotected sex with an infected person
C Sharing a cup with an infected person
D Holding hands with an infected person

19. £500

20. Question 5

21. HIV can be transmitted via..
A The Blood
B The Air
C Snot
D Water

22. HIV can be transmitted via..
A The Blood
B The Air
C Snot
D Water

23. £1,000

24. Question 6

25. Which is the only way HIV CAN’T be transmitted
A Mother to Baby during pregnancy
B Sharing needles when taking drugs
C Having unprotected sex
D Through Mosquitoes

26. Which is the only way HIV CAN’T be transmitted
A Mother to Baby during pregnancy
B Sharing needles when taking drugs
C Having unprotected sex
D Through mosquitoes

27. Methods of Transmission
Unprotected sexual intercourse with an infected person
Contact with an infected person's blood
From mother to unborn child

28. £2,000

29. Question 7

30. How many people in the world currently have HIV?B
C 3,200,000
D 45,000,000

31. How many people in the world currently have HIV?B
C 3,200,000
D 45,000,000

32. £4,000

33. Question 8

34. What percentage of these are in North America and Europe?
B 4.5%
C 13%
D 25%

35. What percentage of these are in North America and Europe?
B 4.5%
C 13%
D 25%

36. £8,000

37. Adults and children estimated to be living with HIV, 2005
Total: 38.6 (33.4 – 46.0) million
Western &
Central Europe
[ – ]
North Africa & Middle East
[ – ]
Sub-Saharan Africa
24.5 million
[21.6 – 27.4 million]
Eastern Europe & Central Asia
1.5 million
[1.0 – 2.3 million]
South & South-East Asia
7.6 million
[5.1 – 11.7 million]
Oceania
78 000
[ – ]
North America
1.3 million
[ – 2.1 million]
Caribbean
[ – ]
Latin America
1.6 million
[1.2 – 2.4 million]
East Asia
[ – 1.1 million]

38. Question 9

39. Which age group most commonly get HIV?B C
D 35 and over

40. Which age group most commonly get HIV?B C
D 35 and over

41. £16,000

42. Question 10

43. What Colour is the World AIDS Day Ribbon?
A Red
B Yellow
C Blue
D Pink

44. What Colour is the World AIDS Day Ribbon?
A Red
B Yellow
C Blue
D Pink

46. £32,000

47. Question 11

48. What is the Best Way to Stop HIV/AIDS?
A Antibiotics
B Prevention
C Antiretrovirals
D Paracetamol

49. What is the Best Way to Stop HIV/AIDS?
A Antibiotics
B Prevention
C Antiretrovirals
D Paracetamol

50. £64,000

51. Question 12

52. What does ABC Stand for? A Abstinence, Be Faithful, Use a Condom
B Alligators, Bears and Chimpanzees
C Avoid, Be careful, Use a Condom
D Ask, Be Faithful, Challenge

53. What does ABC Stand for? A Abstinence, Be Faithful, Use a Condom
B Alligators, Bears and Chimpanzees
C Avoid, Be careful, Use a Condom
D Ask, Be Careful, Challenge

54. £125,000

55. Question 13

56. How much does an HIV Test Cost?
A 50p
B £1
C £5
D £10

57. How much does an HIV Test Cost?
A 50p
B £1
C £5
D £10

58. £250,000

59. Question 14

60. 30% of new HIV infections in children could be prevented if…
A They all completed primary school
B They drank more water
C They played more football
D They ate more fruit

61. 30% of new HIV infections in children could be prevented if…
A They all completed primary school
B They drank more water
C They played more football
D They ate more fruit

62. £500,000

63. Question 15

64. A Go on a nice holiday B Buy all of you a new car C Cure AIDS forever
If you answer this question correctly, you will win 1 million pounds. If SIC UK had this much money, we would...
A Go on a nice holiday
B Buy all of you a new car
C Cure AIDS forever
D Test, Educate and Treat a population of 2 million Africans, and potentially save lives.

65. A Go on a nice holiday B Buy all of you a new car C Cure AIDS forever
If you answer this question correctly, you will win 1 million pounds. If SIC UK had this much money, we would...
A Go on a nice holiday
B Buy all of you a new car
C Cure AIDS forever
D Test, Educate and Treat a population of 2 million Africans, and potentially save lives.

66. £1,000,000