Question | Answer | % Correct |
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The Black Death was an outbreak of plague. | True | 96%
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Cholera is a bacterial infestation of the small intestine, typically spread by unsafe water. | True | 91%
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Around 90% of the indigenous population of the Americas died from 1492-1600, largely as a result of the mass epidemic of European diseases like smallpox. | True | 89%
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The Spanish Flu originated in Spain. | False | 75%
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Healthy young adults had a low mortality rate during the Spanish Flu epidemic. | False | 70%
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A cordyceps fungus that takes control of the brain stem has infected over 100 million people worldwide as of 2024. | False | 68%
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Viral epidemics have been far deadlier than bacterial epidemics since 1900. | True | 68%
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People typically catch plague from exposure to rat droppings. | False | 66%
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The bubonic plague is caused by a protozoan parasite. | False | 62%
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The Black Death pandemic killed 50-60% of Europe's population, about 50 million people. | True | 57%
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Over 15 million people died during a major bubonic plague outbreak in India in the early 1900s. | True | 57%
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More people have died from the HIV/AIDS epidemic than the COVID-19 pandemic. | True | 53%
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The Spanish Flu pandemic killed more people than any other pandemic in history. | True | 49%
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The Spanish flu killed an enormous amount of people, but never re-emerged after its lethal second wave. | False | 40%
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Less than 100,000 people died of cholera between 1865 and 1947 because of the advent of handwashing, sanitation, and vaccination. | False | 34%
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