What's Your COVID-19 IQ?

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Find out how much you know about staying safe and healthy during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The CDC defines close contact as being within ___ feet of someone.

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True or false: in New Jersey, I can hold a party or social event, as long as people don’t get too close to one another.

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True

False

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True or false: People who have no symptoms cannot spread the virus.

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True

False

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Which of the following symptoms are commonly associated with COVID-19?

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Fever

Shortness of Breath

Watery Eyes

Coughing

A, B and D

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Which of the following is true about COVID-19?

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It is the same virus that causes the flu.

It does not live on surfaces for more than a couple of minutes.

It never makes children sick.

It is similar to the virus associated with SARS and MERS.

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The best way to prevent getting coronavirus is by:

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Taking vitamin C and other immunity boosters.

Avoiding close contact with those outside your household.

Avoiding touching surfaces, such as handles.

Wearing a mask.

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Which description best explains community spread?

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Community spread is suspected when a person becomes ill and it is known who passed the disease to them.

Community spread is suspected when a person becomes ill who has no known contact with other sick people.

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To prevent COVID-19, experts recommend washing your hands with soap and water for at least ___ seconds.

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