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Chokepoint 1: Strait of Hormuz Chokepoint 2: Strait of Malacca Chokepoint 3: Suez Canal Chokepoint 4: Strait of Bab-el-Mandeb Chokepoint 5: Strait of Bosporus
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Chokepoint 1: Strait of Hormuz Chokepoint 2: Strait of Malacca Chokepoint 3: Suez Canal Chokepoint 4: Strait of Bab-el-Mandeb Chokepoint 5: Strait of Bosporus
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This geography quiz is about major strategic choke points of the world. A chokepoint refers to a point of natural or man-made congestion along two wider and important navigable passages. A chokepoint is a naturally narrow channel of shipping having high traffic because of their strategic locations. Given below are 5 suitably edited maps giving
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The Vaccine types. 1. Live attenuated vaccine – in this, the living microbes have been weakened in the lab so it can cause disease, because looks like a natural infection to the body, these vaccines are “teachers” of the immune system. Ex. Vaccines against measles, mumps, chickenpox. 2. Inactivated vaccine – inactivated vaccines produced by
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WHAT IS A VACCINE ANF HOW DOES IT FUNCTION? Immunity varies from person to person. Often we are faced with such diseases, by which our immune system makes antibodies but we cannot get rid of that disease and if the infection is more, then it can be fatal so we would use vaccines for that
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From the time in memorial, natural disasters have been there. However, as the pace of our life gets faster and modern, not only natural but industries many of which involve the storage of toxic gases and chemicals have further contributed to it.Some days it rains so heavily that we cannot step out of home and
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A virus hijacks the cell’s internal systems and commands it to produce only biomolecules needed for making more viruses. Finally, the infected cell bursts open, and numerous viral particles are released, which, in turn, infect neighboring cells or be carried out as part of droplets in human breath externally. The organelles in a cell that
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Nature has a myriad of weapons to combat human arrogance. On the planet earth, enormous energy storages exist in forms such as ocean tidal energy, wind energy, geothermal energy, seismic energy. It is important to appreciate that these energy storages are not static but dynamic i.e these energies keep transforming from one form to another
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An estimated 10 nonillion (10 to the 31st power) individual viruses exist on our planet enough to assign one to every star in the universe a hundred million times over. Viruses infiltrate every aspect of Avon’s natural world, seething in seawater, drifting in the atmosphere, etc. Generally considered non-living entities, this pathogen can only replicate
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Note: This epidemiology quiz has five questions. Each has two option one true and other false. In public health issues transmission is the passing of a pathogen causing communicable disease from an infected host individual or group to a particular individual or group. Question 1:- what is the transmission mechanism of COVID 19 A- Respiratory
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Note: This epidemiology quiz has five questions. Each has two options one true and other false. In public health issues transmission is the passing of a pathogen causing communicable disease from an infected host individual or group to a particular individual or group. Question 1:- what is the transmission mechanism of COVID 19 A- Respiratory
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