VACCINES
Vaccine Knowledge Quiz
Test your knowledge on vaccines with our engaging quiz! From childhood immunizations to the latest COVID-19 developments, you'll discover how much you really know about vaccines and their impact on public health.
Challenge yourself and learn new facts about vaccines:
- Identify key vaccines and their purposes
- Understand the history and pioneers of vaccinology
- Stay informed about recent developments in COVID-19 vaccines
Measles, mumps and rubella are handled by what common vaccine:
Gardasil
Twinrix
MMR
Adacel
Varivax is one of the two vaccines against this (often) childhood illness that many parents actually want their kids to get. What is it?
Chickenpox
Meningitis
Polio
Encephalitis
You might get a Boostrix shot if you step on a rusty nail. What will it vaccinate you against?
HPV
Malaria
Cholera
Tetanus
Who is considered the founder of modern (western) vaccinology
Edward Jenner
Louis Pasteur
Benjamin Franklin
Jab-a the Hutt
Pfizer is named after:
P. Fizer
Charles Pfizer
Marie Pfizer
Peter Fitzsimmons
What is the name of the lead scientist for the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine?
Ugur Sachin
Kathrin Jansen
Sarah Gilbert
Norman Swan
There are currently vaccines for the following coronaviruses:
SARS
MERS
SARS and MERS
None of the above
How many vaccine candidates for COVID-19 have been proposed?
5
20
74
120+
True or false: COVID-19 has currently been detected on all seven continents.
True
False
Who was Australia's first recipient of the coronavirus vaccination (in Australia)?
Scott Morrison
Greg Hunt
Jane Malysiak
The Governor General
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