IV. Directions: Choose the most appropriate question that may fit the given answer.
36. Viruses constantly change through mutation, and new variants of a virus are expected to occur over
time.
A Where did COVID-19 come from?
B. Is the new COVID-19 variant more contagious?
C. What does COVID-19 variant mean?
D. Is COVID-19 contagious?
37. The authorized COVID-19 vaccines are still effective amid the rising number of variants.
A. Are the currently authorized COVID-19 vaccines effective against the new variants?
B. Is the risk of catching the COVID-19 virus high?
C. Do you want to be vaccinated?
D. How can you protect yourself from COVID-19?
38. The COVID-19 variant appears to spread more easily and might have an increased risk of death.
A. Do the vaccines work well against the variants?
B What's the concern about the new COVID-19 variants?
C. What are the long-term side effects of COVID-19 vaccine?
D. How do the people feel after receiving the vaccine?
39. Scientists are working to learn more about these variants, and more studies are needed to understand
these emerging variants
A How widely do these new variants spread?
B. What are the effects of these emerging COVID-19 variants?
C. How can these variants aflect existing therapies, vaccines, and tests?
D. How important is the role of the scientists in dealing with the COVID-19?
40. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is working to monitor the spread of identified
variants, characterize emerging viral variants, and expand its ability to find new SARS-CoV-2 variants.
A What is the role of CDC amidst the emerging COVID-19 variants?
B. How do these variants differ?
C. What causes this virus to mutate?
D. All of the above​