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Coronavirus Facts for Kids
Coronavirus Facts for Kids
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Play this fun game and learn the facts about this new coronavirus.
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1
Viruses get into all cells just by touching them.
False
True
2
What is a virus?
Really small animals that make our pets itchy.
Dirt from places outside.
A tiny germ that can sneak into our bodies and make us sick.
Small food particles.
3
All bats now have the coronavirus.
True
False
4
Corona means "crown" in latin.
True
False
5
A virus is a teeny tiny germ that makes us sick.
False
True
6
A virus is a small bug that makes our pets itchy.
True
False
7
We think the virus was first found in Japan.
True
False
8
Any virus can open any "door" of any cell.
False
True
9
A virus makes you sick the moment it touches you.
False
True
10
Should you be worried about the coronavirus?
All of the above.
NO. Doctors and caregivers (parents) will keep you safe.
NO. Scientists are hard at work to solve the problem.
NO. Kids don't get very sick from it.
11
To enter a cell, a virus must have a special "key" for the cell's "door."
True
False
12
The coronavirus has a "key" to the "door" of the cells in our nose and lungs.
True
False
13
Where was the virus first found?
A city in China, called Wuhan.
A city in China, called Shanghai.
From Mr. Marchand at school.
A city in Japan, called Osaka.
14
What is the coronavirus?
A virus named after Corona beer.
A virus that we got from corn.
A new kind of virus that is making people sick.
A virus that has been around for a long time.
15
To make us sick, a virus must get inside our cells.
True
False
16
The disease the virus causes is called COVID-19.
True
False
17
To enter a cell, the virus needs to find a special "door" in the cell.
False
True
18
Scientists think the virus likely started in bats.
True
False
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Which cells can the coronavirus enter?
The cells in our nose and lungs.
Any cell at all.
Our skin cells (e.g., hands, arms, legs)
Our hair cells.
