1-In the United States, infants and young children are currently vaccinated against how many diseases:

• 3
• 5
• 11
• 15

2-The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) declared endemic measles eliminated in

1978

2000

2011

2023

3-What is the name of the person who is considered to be the "father" of vaccination?

		Anthony Fouci
		Albert Einstein
		Edward Jenner
		Marie Curie

4-What infectious disease, contracted predominantly by children, can lead to the permanent paralysis of various body parts and can ultimately cause death by immobilizing the patient's breathing muscles.

Mums

Measles

Polio

COVID

5-What does ACIP stands for as author identifies it:

		Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices
		Advisory Council on Intellectual Property
		American Council on International Personnel
		Asymptomatic Cardiac Ischemia Pilot

6-The authors suggest that Vaccines are:

		Common and diverse
		Safe and effective
		Useful and mandatory
		Random and dangerous

7-The author refers to Garrett Hardin's classic essay "The Tragedy of the Commons." What animal is being used to show an example of how working together can benefit the commons:

		Dog
		Mouse
		Cow
		Dinosaur

8-When did Congress approved the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act (NCVIA)?

		1965
		1973
		1986
		2011

9-All states except _______________ and _______________ also grant religious exemptions, with varying requirements regarding the sincerity, strength, and religious basis.

		New York & South Dakota
		Michigan & California
		West Virginia & Mississippi
		Alabama and New Jersey

10-As of 2021 the virus has been found to circulate in only two countries in the world -___________ & _____________- - and it is hoped that the disease will soon be eradicated globally.

		Syria & India
		Afghanistan and Pakistan
		US & Japan
		China & Pakistan