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Transcript
Name: _______________________
Date: ______________
Directions: Determine the word defined or answer to each item below and place the answers in the boxes
to the right. At the bottom, write the corresponding letter and number to reveal a secret message.
Subject: Pandemics
dmcapnei
Def: spread of infectious diseases through large
regions of populations
1
Egacbbu noiplu
Def: zoonotic disease transmitted by flea bites;
causes large swelling of the lymph nodes
2
nioaictnacv
Def: any preparation used as a preventive
inoculation to confer immunity against a specific
disease
7
nocotizo
Def: can be transferred from animals to humans
8
xllamops
Def: contagious disease caused by a virus and is said
to have originated over 3,000 years ago in India or
Egypt
9
lroahce
Def: acute intestinal infection caused by ingesting
food or water that is contaminated
6
saguotonci
Def: capable of being transmitted by bodily contact
with an infected person or object
5
sriuv
Def: any of various simple submicroscopic parasites
of plants, animals, and bacteria that often cause
disease; unable to replicate without a host cell
arailma
Def: zoonotic disease caused by a parasite and is
transmitted by the bits of infected mosquitoes
4
Vrewol eylfe
Def: zoonotic disease transmitted by mosquitoes
between humans and monkeys
1
2
3
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
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Key: Pandemics
dmcapnei
Def: spread of infectious diseases through large
regions of populations
P
A
N
D
E
M
I
1
Egacbbu noiplu
Def: zoonotic disease transmitted by flea bites;
causes large swelling of the lymph nodes
B
U
B
O
N
2
I
C
nioaictnacv
Def: any preparation used as a preventive
inoculation to confer immunity against a specific
disease
V
A
C
C
I
N
7
A
T
nocotizo
Def: can be transferred from animals to humans
Z
8
O
O
N
O
T
I
C
xllamops
Def: contagious disease caused by a virus and is said
to have originated over 3,000 years ago in India or
Egypt
S
M
A
9
L
L
P
O
X
lroahce
Def: acute intestinal infection caused by ingesting
food or water that is contaminated
C
H
O
L
E
6
R
A
saguotonci
Def: capable of being transmitted by bodily contact
with an infected person or object
C
O
N
T
A
G
I
sriuv
Def: any of various simple submicroscopic parasites
of plants, animals, and bacteria that often cause
disease; unable to replicate without a host cell
V
I
R
U
S
arailma
Def: zoonotic disease caused by a parasite and is
transmitted by the bits of infected mosquitoes
M
A
L
4
A
R
I
A
Vrewol eylfe
Def: zoonotic disease transmitted by mosquitoes
between humans and monkeys
Y
E
L
L
O
W
I
1
N
2
F
3
L
4
U
5
E
6
N
7
Z
8
C
P
L
A
I
O
N
O
U
5
S
F
3
E
V
E
G
U
E
R
A
9
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