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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part III (Chapters 12 - 14).

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Which two cities were initially on the WHO's travel alert because of SARS in 2003?
(a) New York and Beijing.
(b) Chicago and Hong Kong.
(c) Guangdong and Hong Kong.
(d) Los Angeles and Hong Kong.

2. What was President George W. Bush's emergency plan for combating AIDS?
(a) PEPFAR.
(b) MORTAT.
(c) PENSIVE.
(d) LARGEN.

3. About how much money is spent on AIDS vaccine research every year?
(a) About 100 million dollars.
(b) About 10 million dollars.
(c) About 500 million dollars.
(d) About one billion dollars.

4. What possibility about Ebola was Osterholm criticized for bringing up in a 2014 op-ed in the New York Times?
(a) That it could mutate to become more lethal to older people.
(b) That it could mutate to become more lethal to children.
(c) That it could mutate to become airborne.
(d) That it could mutate to become more lethal to middle-aged people.

5. What does the One Health movement strive to do?
(a) Emphasize the idea that we need to understand the health of both humans and animals to prevent human disease.
(b) Emphasize that it is the health of the individual that is the most important.
(c) Try to find new vaccines for use in the developing world.
(d) Try to foster public health information-sharing between countries.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was the Supreme Court Ruling in the 1905 Jacobson v. Massachusetts case?

2. What type of pneumonia did doctors begin to see in early HIV/AIDS patients?

3. In what American city did one case of Ebola send shockwaves in 2015?

4. in 2014, how many people worldwide died from AIDS?

5. Which former president of Harvard University does Osterholm quote in Chapter 8?

(see the answer key)

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