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Waterborne Diseases Quiz ( Form 2, Home Economics )Online version Quick true/false on waterborne diseases. by YAKILI LMS 1 Bottled water is always safe to drink. Yes No 2 Foodborne and waterborne diseases are the same. Yes No 3 Boiling water is unnecessary if you drink it quickly. Yes No 4 Waterborne diseases are only found in cities. Yes No 5 You always need electricity to purify water. Yes No 6 Boiling water for at least 1 minute kills most pathogens. Yes No 7 Rainwater is always safe to drink without treatment. Yes No 8 Handwashing with soap increases the chance of disease spread. Yes No 9 Only doctors can treat waterborne diseases. Yes No 10 Common waterborne diseases include cholera, dysentery, and typhoid. Yes No 11 In Cameroon, waterborne diseases can be prevented by vaccination only. Yes No 12 Chlorine in drinking water gives instant 100% protection. Yes No 13 Waterborne diseases are not a concern in schools. Yes No 14 Waterborne diseases do not affect the immune system. Yes No 15 Chlorination helps disinfect drinking water. Yes No 16 Keeping water in open containers prevents contamination. Yes No 17 Boiling water is only for cooking, not drinking. Yes No 18 Using a microwave to purify water is recommended. Yes No 19 Diarrhea can be prevented by not washing hands after using the toilet. Yes No 20 All waterborne diseases are lethal. Yes No 21 Nitrates in water cause waterborne disease. Yes No 22 Boiling beef makes water safer. Yes No 23 Diarrhea caused by bacteria cannot be treated with oral rehydration solution. Yes No 24 Handwashing with water alone removes all germs. Yes No 25 Using muddy water is safe after straining it with a cloth. Yes No 26 Eating raw vegetables never spreads waterborne disease. Yes No 27 Small children cannot be affected by waterborne diseases. Yes No 28 Cholera is transmitted by air. Yes No 29 Disposing of wastewater in rivers has no effect on health. Yes No 30 Handwashing with soap reduces transmission of waterborne diseases. Yes No 31 Dysentery is caused by eating only spicy foods. Yes No 32 Waterborne diseases are transmitted through contaminated water. Yes No 33 Access to clean water reduces the incidence of diarrheal diseases. Yes No 34 Everyone drinks clean water from taps in every country. Yes No 35 Diarrhoea is never caused by contaminated water. Yes No 36 Water treatment plants exist only in urban areas. Yes No 37 Water filters always remove all bacteria. Yes No 38 Handwashing with clean water only is enough; soap is not required. Yes No 39 Typhoid is spread by eating contaminated shellfish only. Yes No 40 Water treatment in schools helps prevent outbreaks. Yes No 41 You can never catch a waterborne disease in a developed country. Yes No 42 A simple filter can remove all viruses from water. Yes No 43 Vaccines exist for some water-related diseases like cholera (oral vaccine). Yes No 44 Getting vaccinated against waterborne diseases is never needed. Yes No 45 Pollution has no effect on water safety. Yes No 46 Boiled water tastes like candy. Yes No 47 Chlorination makes water smell nice but doesn't kill bacteria. Yes No 48 Boiling water for 10 seconds is enough to make it safe to drink. Yes No 49 Typhoid can be cured by drinking more water alone. Yes No 50 Rainwater can never be contaminated. Yes No

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Bottled water is always safe to drink.

Foodborne and waterborne diseases are the same.

Boiling water is unnecessary if you drink it quickly.

Waterborne diseases are only found in cities.

You always need electricity to purify water.

Boiling water for at least 1 minute kills most pathogens.

Rainwater is always safe to drink without treatment.

Handwashing with soap increases the chance of disease spread.

Only doctors can treat waterborne diseases.

Common waterborne diseases include cholera, dysentery, and typhoid.

In Cameroon, waterborne diseases can be prevented by vaccination only.

Chlorine in drinking water gives instant 100% protection.

Waterborne diseases are not a concern in schools.

Waterborne diseases do not affect the immune system.

Chlorination helps disinfect drinking water.

Keeping water in open containers prevents contamination.

Boiling water is only for cooking, not drinking.

Using a microwave to purify water is recommended.

Diarrhea can be prevented by not washing hands after using the toilet.

All waterborne diseases are lethal.

Nitrates in water cause waterborne disease.

Boiling beef makes water safer.

Diarrhea caused by bacteria cannot be treated with oral rehydration solution.

Handwashing with water alone removes all germs.

Using muddy water is safe after straining it with a cloth.

Eating raw vegetables never spreads waterborne disease.

Small children cannot be affected by waterborne diseases.

Cholera is transmitted by air.

Disposing of wastewater in rivers has no effect on health.

Handwashing with soap reduces transmission of waterborne diseases.

Dysentery is caused by eating only spicy foods.

Waterborne diseases are transmitted through contaminated water.

Access to clean water reduces the incidence of diarrheal diseases.

Everyone drinks clean water from taps in every country.

Diarrhoea is never caused by contaminated water.

Water treatment plants exist only in urban areas.

Water filters always remove all bacteria.

Handwashing with clean water only is enough; soap is not required.

Typhoid is spread by eating contaminated shellfish only.

Water treatment in schools helps prevent outbreaks.

You can never catch a waterborne disease in a developed country.

A simple filter can remove all viruses from water.

Vaccines exist for some water-related diseases like cholera (oral vaccine).

Getting vaccinated against waterborne diseases is never needed.

Pollution has no effect on water safety.

Boiled water tastes like candy.

Chlorination makes water smell nice but doesn't kill bacteria.

Boiling water for 10 seconds is enough to make it safe to drink.

Typhoid can be cured by drinking more water alone.

Rainwater can never be contaminated.