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3. Directions Divide group in two teams Divide group in two teams Provide each group with a white board and dry erase marker Provide each group with a white board and dry erase marker One person from each group has a turn to answer a question One person from each group has a turn to answer a question As each question appears, the student writes the answer on the whiteboard As each question appears, the student writes the answer on the whiteboard Teams accumulate points for correct answers Teams accumulate points for correct answers

4. What does AIDS stand for? A. Acting Inside Dormant Seeds B. Accredited Influenza Deficiency Sickness C. Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome

5. What does HIV stand for? A. Human Immunodeficiency Virus B. Human Indigo Virus C. Health Insure Vanguard

6. What type of cell does HIV destroy? A. P cells B. C cells C. T cells

7. A body with HIV has trouble: A. Fighting infections B. Sleeping C. Breathing

8. How can HIV be spread from one person to another? A. Through touching B. Through kissing C. Through unprotected sex and IV drug use

9. How is HIV currently treated? A. With a combination of medications B. With a vaccine C. It can’t be treated

10. How is HIV NOT spread? A. By mosquitoes B. Through swimming pools C. Both of the above

11. Treating AIDS is difficult because: A. The HIV virus often mutates B. We don’t know what causes AIDS C. AIDS is undetectable

12. Mothers can pass the HIV virus to their babies: A. When they give them a bath B. When they breastfeed the baby C. If they change their diaper

13. People with AIDS are found: A. In Africa B. In big cities C. In countries and cities all over the world

14. The number of children in Africa infected with HIV/AIDS is: A. 100 thousand B. 1 thousand C. 1.5 million

15. Today, people with AIDS… A. Are living longer, healthier lives, thanks to medical advances B. Have a worse chance of survival than ever before C. Have no effective treatment options available

16. Clipart photos courtesy of: http://office.microsoft.com/en http://office.microsoft.com/enus/clipart/download.aspx?AxInstalled=1&c=0 References AVERTing HIV & AIDS. Retrieved March 23, 2008, from AVERT Web site: http://www.avert.org/aidssouthafrica.htm Brainpop. Retrieved March 23, 2008, from Brainpop Web site: http://www.brainpop.com/