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The Harvard Hazard quiz about Tsunamis and Viruses

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The Harvard Hazard Quiz: Tsunamis and Viruses

Test your knowledge about Tsunamis and Viruses with this engaging quiz! Discover interesting facts and enhance your understanding of these natural disasters and health threats.

Learn about the causes and effects of tsunamis.
Understand the transmission of viruses like MERS-CoV.
Challenge yourself with multiple-choice questions.

15 Questions4 MinutesCreated by ExploringWave42

What does the word ''Tsunami'' mean?

Harbor Wave

Ocean Storm

Big Wave

Large Water

What causes a Tsunami?

Displacements in the Ocean

Tornadoes

Typhoon

Coastal Errosion

Where do Tsunamis mostly occur?

Atlantic Ocean

Indian Ocean

Pacific Ocean

Black Sea

How to identify when a Tsunami is about to occur?

After a light rain

After a natural event alert

Before an earthquake

After the pandemic

What do you think does a Tsunami sound like?

Large Ship

Bomb

Train or Jet

Jeep

How fast can a Tsunami travel?

1200 mph

500 mph

200 km/h

5 mph

What does DART stand for? ( A device that detects Tsunamis.)

Digital Artificial Radio Technology

Deep-Ocean Assessment and Reporting of Tsunami

Depth Accuracy Respiratory Technology

Direct Attentive Radiologic Transmitter

When was the Tsunami warning system invented?

1965

1932

1453

1949

What virus is transmitted primarily from infected dromedary camels to people?

SaRS-CoV

Polio

MERS-CoV

Leprosy

What are the symptoms of people who have confirmed to have the MERS-CoV infection? Fever, Cough, and?

Shortness of Breath

Red Bumps

Whopping Cough

Pink Eye

The symptoms of MERS start to appear about ___ days after a person is exposed.

A week after exposure

2 or 3 weeks

A year and a half

5 or 6 days

_______________________ for at least 20 seconds to reduce the risk of MERS-CoV.

Drench yourself with soil outside

Shower with rain water

Wash your hands with soap and water regularly

Hold your breath

MERS-CoV is a ______ virus, which means that it is transmitted between animals and humans.

Hydrophobic

Anthroponotic

Zoonotic

Vector-Borne

MERS-CoV has been categorized as a ______________ in the U.S.

Highly contagious

Extremely Fatal

Very low-risk illness

Non-existent Virus

The MERS-CoV widespread in dromedary ___ in the Middle East, Africa, and South Asia.

Elephant

Camels

Birds

Oryx

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