EBOLA
Test Your Knowledge on Ebola
Welcome to the Ebola Quiz! This quiz will challenge your understanding of Ebola, a deadly virus that has impacted many lives around the world. Whether you're a student, teacher, or just curious about infectious diseases, this quiz is designed for you.
In this quiz, you will discover:
- Important facts about Ebola virus history
- Transmission methods and symptoms
- The deadliest outbreaks and their consequences
What is Ebola?
A bacterium
A virus
A parasite
What is the mortality rate?
50%
70%
90%
How many types of Ebola virus are there?
1
4
6
The deadliest epidemic was caused in :
1995
2004
2014
1986
How many deaths did the deadliest Ebola epidemic cause?
1000
8000
11 000
20 000
Which continent primarily affects Ebola?
America
Asia
Africa
Europa
Ebola was discovered in:
1943
1959
1968
1976
Ebola is transmitted:
Genetically
By body fluids
By touch
Which type of Ebola is the most dangerous?
Zaire Ebolavirus
Sudan Ebolavirus
Reston Ebolavirus
Why Ebola is called Ebola ?
Because of the first sick person
Because of a river
Because of a scientist
What are the cures for this virus ?
Medication
Vaccines
Not found wet
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