- GK Question on Coronavirus
- 1. Where did COVID-19 originate? Ans: Wuhan
2. Which is the plausible way to prevent the spread?
Ans: Social-distancing
3. What is the major complication involved in a COVID-19 patient?
Ans: Breathing-issues
4. When do the symptoms start appearing?
Ans: 2-14 days
5. Who is more susceptible?
Ans: Aged
6. How much alcohol should the sanitizer contain?
Ans: 60%
7. What is the distance to be maintained to prevent the spread?
Ans: 6ft.
8. What can be worn to prevent the spread?
Ans: masks
9. How to clean a face mask?
Ans: washing machine
10. What test is done for current infections?
Ans: Viral-tests
11. What test is done for past infection?
Ans: Antibody-tests
12. Who carries out these tests?
Ans: Healthcare-providers
13. How do you know you have COVID-19
Ans: Common symptoms include difficulty in breathing, cough and fever. Also, if you are in the containment zone, you must get tested.
14. How to confirm that you have got COVID-19?
Ans: Proper testing by calling the healthcare professionals.
15. How do you know your bodies have sufficient antibodies?
Ans: Recovery
16. One of the ways that used to treat COVID-19 is _
Ans: plasma-therapy
17. What has it caused worldwide?
Ans: pandemic
18. The most affected country in the world
Ans: America
19. Those who have travelled to countries with the outbreak have to undergo
Ans: quarantine
20. Patients with COVID have to be in
Ans: isolation
21. How can we stop the spread from happening?
Ans: disinfection
22. What can you get from public health officials?
Ans: up-to-date-information
23. To prevent the spread, we have to limit our
Answer: exposure
24. People during the COVID-19 crises for smaller ailments go in for consultations and opt for
Ans: telemedicine
25. What does CO stand for COVID-19?
Ans: corona
26. What does VI stand for COVID-19?
Ans: virus
27. What does D stand for COVID-19?
Ans: disease
28. Which is the world body that is advising for COVID-19?
Ans: WHO (World Health Organisation)
29. How to avoid stigmatizing of COVID-19 infected persons?
Ans: Counselling
30. What is the origin of this infection?
Ans: Bats
31. Coughs and sneezes from infected persons spread through respiratory
Ans: droplets
32. What is the source of the coronavirus?
Ans: SARS-CoV-2
33. How to prevent the spread?
Ans: testing
34. How long do you have to wash hands with soap and water?
Ans: 20sec
35. What should people avoid touching?
Ans: mouth-nose-eyes
36. Because it is a new form of coronavirus its called?
Ans: novel
37. The transmission of the virus is more when the weather is
Ans: cold
38. In order to spread the disease, the coronavirus needs a
Ans: host
- the virus can remain on any surface for days
Ans: dormant
- how to know the severity of the disease?
Ans: lab-test
- People infected with coronavirus in a region is known as
Ans: community-spread
- Another factor that acts as a catalyst in the spread of COVID-19
Ans: temperature
- What has COVID-19 done to the economy?
Ans: crashed
- What has the pandemic called for?
Ans: shutdown
- What has happened to inter-country travel because of COVID-19?
Ans: banned
- How is the testing done at checkpoints?
Ans: thermal-temperature-testing
- Which temperatures kill the virus?
Ans: high
- temperature based cutoff will work on the virus for
Ans: inactivation
- do mosquitoes, and ticks spread the virus
Ans: no
51. What are healthcare workers using to protect themselves?
Ans: PPE-kits
- What are the medical masks called?
Ans: N95-respirators
- severe cases of COVID-19 have to be kept on
Ans: ventilators
- some cases have been treated with
Ans: blood-transfusion
- medication used to treat malaria to some extent has helped treat
Ans: COVID-19
- A person with prior medical conditions are at
Ans: high-risk
- people with chronic diseases have to exercise
Ans: extra-care
- people cured of COVID-19 are required for collecting
Ans; antibodies
- late detection of the disease can be
Ans: fatal
- Who can get infected easily?
Ans: low-immunity
What is the total distance around a figure?
A: Perimeter of a surface
Q: Who invented the letter zero?
A: Aryabhatta
Q: What is a figure with 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 sides called?
A: Hexagon, Heptagon, Octagon, Nonagon, Decagon respectively
Q: What is three-fifth of 50?
A: ⅗ of 50 is 30
Q: How many straight edges does a cube have?
A: 12 straight edges
Q: How many cards are there in a playing deck?
A: 52 cards
Q: How many days are there in a leap year?
A: 366 days
Q: How many degrees are there in a circle?
A: 360 degrees
Q: Numbers that can be divided only by 1 or themselves are called?
A: Prime Numbers
Q: What is the longest side of a right-angle triangle called?
A: Hypotenuse
Q: In which number system, there is no symbol for zero?
A: Roman Numbers
Q: What is the total number of dots on a dice?
A: 21 dots (6+5+4+3+2+1)
Q: Who is widely known to be the “Father of Mathematics”?
A: Archimedes
Q: Which device in mathematics consists of beads?
A: Abacus
Q: What is the name of these sequences?
0,1,1,2,3,5,8,13,21,34…………
A: Fibonacci sequence
Q: Which is the only even prime number?
A: Two
Q: Who is known to be the human calculator?
A: Shakuntala Devi
Q: What is the shape of a brick?
A: Cuboid
Q: How many seconds are there in an hour?
A: 3600 seconds
Q: Can two odd numbers add up to give an odd number?
A: No. Two odd numbers will always sum up to give an even number.
Q: What is the full form of BODMAS?
A: Bracket Of Division Multiplication Addition Subtraction
Q: What is number 1 also known as?
A: Unity
Q: What is x in algebra known as?
A: Variable
Q: How many decimal points can there be in a number?
A: Only 1
Q: Is zero a positive or a negative number?
A: None of the two mentioned above
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