1. World AIDS Day 2008 Yadra vinaka

2. WAD quiz Teams max 4 people 20 questions Multiple choice 3 bonus questions for extra points!

3. Q1. When was the first World AIDS Day? A)1982 B)1988 C) 1990

4. Q2. Approximately how many people worldwide were living with HIV/AIDS at the end of 2007? A) 21.7 million B) 33.2 million C)62.2 million

5. Q3. Which famous 1950's movie star died of an AIDS related condition in 1985? A) Errol Flynn B) James Dean C) Humphrey Bogart D) Rock Hudson

6. Q4. Which civilisation was the first to use condoms? A) The Pharaohs of Egypt B)The Romans C)The Incas

7. Q5. How many condoms does the World Health Organisation (WHO) estimate the global population needs every year? A) One billion B) Seven billion C) 24 billion D) 52 billion

8. Q6. Female condoms were invented in 1992 and can be used to line the vagina during sex. How long are they? A) Approx. 8cm long B) Approx. 11cm long C) Approx. 15 cm long Bonus question for extra points…

9. Q7. Condom manufacturers put their condoms through strict quality assurance tests. How much air should a good quality condom hold when it is blown up? A)At least 5 litres B) At least 10 litres C) At least 25 litres

10. Q8. How do most people become infected with HIV in the Pacific? A) Mother to child transmission B) Male to male sex C) Blood transfusions D) Unprotected sex between men & women

11. Q9. In what year was the vaccine for AIDS discovered? A)1995 B)2002 C)2007 D)A vaccine for AIDS does not exist

12. Q10. What were the first condoms made of? A)Fish skins B)Rubber C)Linen

13. Q11. Condoms provide total protection against all sexually transmitted infections True or false

14. Q12. How often should male condoms be used? A)More than once if they're washed B)Only once C)More than once if it's with the same person

15. Q13. The following are common brands of condoms available in the Pacific A)Rough Rider B)Pink tickler C)Try Time D)Safe rider Bonus question for extra points…

16. Q14. What is the only method of HIV prevention currently available that women may have some control over? A)Female condoms B)Micro-biocides C)The pill

17. Q15. In heterosexual sex, who is more likely to become infected with HIV from an HIV positive partner? A)The man B)The woman C)Both are at equal risk

18. Q16. Can someone who abstains from sex until marriage get HIV? A)No B)Yes C)Not if they stay faithful

19. Q17. HIV can be transmitted from mother to child through A)Delivery/breastfeeding B)Sharing food or drink C)Getting bitten by the same mosquito

20. Q18. If an HIV positive pregnant woman takes the correct drugs and doesn't breastfeed, how likely is her baby to be born with HIV? A)Over 40 percent B)Less than 2 percent C)Around 15 percent

21. Q19. What is the risk of transmitting HIV during oral sex? A)Just the same as anal or vaginal sex B)There is a 50% chance that HIV will be transmitted if one person is HIV positive C)The risk is very low, but increased if either person has cuts or sores on their mouth or genitals Bonus question for extra points…

22. Q20. How many years has the red ribbon been an international symbol of HIV for? A)20 years B)15 years C)10 years

23. Q1. When was the first World AIDS Day? A)1982 B)1988 C) 1990

24. Q2. Approximately how many people worldwide were living with HIV/AIDS at the end of 2007? A) 21.7 million B) 33.2 million C)62.2 million

25. Q3. Which famous 1950's movie star died of an AIDS related condition in 1985? A) Errol Flynn B) James Dean C) Humphrey Bogart D) Rock Hudson

26. Q4. Which civilisation was the first to use condoms? A) The Pharaohs of Egypt B)The Romans C)The Incas

27. Q5. How many condoms does the World Health Organisation (WHO) estimate the global population needs every year? A) One billion B) Seven billion C) 24 billion D) 52 billion

28. Q6. Female condoms were invented in 1992 and can be used to line the vagina during sex. How long are they? A) Approx. 8cm long B) Approx. 11cm long C) Approx. 15 cm long the noise! Answer to bonus question: the noise!

29. Q7. Condom manufacturers put their condoms through strict quality assurance tests. How much air should a good quality condom hold when it is blown up? A)At least 5 litres B) At least 10 litres C) At least 25 litres

30. Q8. How do most people become infected with HIV in the Pacific? A) Mother to child transmission B) Male to male sex C) Blood transfusions D) Unprotected sex between men & women

31. Q9. In what year was the vaccine for AIDS discovered? A)1995 B)2002 C)2007 D)A vaccine for AIDS does not exist

32. Q10. What were the first condoms made of? A)Fish skins B)Rubber C)Linen

33. Q11. Condoms provide total protection against all sexually transmitted infections false

34. Q12. How often should male condoms be used? A)More than once if they're washed B)Only once C)More than once if it's with the same person

35. Q13. The following are common brands of condoms available in the Pacific A)Rough Rider B)Pink tickler C)Try Time D)Safe rider Rough Rider Answer to bonus question: Rough Rider

36. Q14. What is the only method of HIV prevention currently available that women may have some control over? A)Female condoms B)Micro-biocides C)The pill

37. Q15. In heterosexual sex, who is more likely to become infected with HIV from an HIV positive partner? A)The man B)The woman C)Both are at equal risk

38. Q16. Can someone who abstains from sex until marriage get HIV? A)No B)Yes C)Not if they stay faithful

39. Q17. HIV can be transmitted from mother to child through A)Delivery/breastfeeding B)Sharing food or drink C)Getting bitten by the same mosquito

40. Q18. If an HIV positive pregnant woman takes the correct drugs and doesn't breastfeed, how likely is her baby to be born with HIV? A)Over 40 percent B)Less than 2 percent C)Around 15 percent

41. Q19. What is the risk of transmitting HIV during oral sex? A)Just the same as anal or vaginal sex B)There is a 50% chance that HIV will be transmitted if one person is HIV positive C)The risk is very low, but increased if either person has cuts or sores on their mouth or genitals Gonorrhea Answer to bonus question: Gonorrhea

42. Q20. How many years has the red ribbon been an international symbol of HIV for? A)20 years B)15 years C)10 years So make sure you get one today to show your support!!!!

43. World AIDS Day 2008 vinaka vaka levu! vinaka vaka levu!