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- 1. Multiple Choice
Choose the law that look out for and protect the health of citizens.
Article 3 of the Political Constitution of the United Mexican States.
Universal Declaration of Human Rights Article.
Article 40 of the Constitution of the United Mexican States
Because health is a human right and is essential for guaranteeing well- being for all citizens.
- 2. Multiple Choice
Choose the law that look out for and protect the health of citizens.
General Act on Culture and Cultural Rights.
Mexican States.
General Health Law
Federal Labor Law.
- 3. Multiple Choice
According to the text you read: WHAT'S MISSING IN THE NEXT QUESTION? "Can you imagine a future where ....................... are on the verge of collapse?"
polio
a building
women and men
health organizations
- 4. Multiple Choice
Choose the best option to complete the sentence: "It had been a long time since there had been any news of zombies, a derogatory term for people who caught ................................................... "
diseases that were thought to be eradicated, like polio.
First it was a three-year-old kid.
polio was an extinct disease.
but the damage was steady and irreversible.
- 5. Multiple Choice
Since the year 2060, humanity had started to believe it was immune, indestructible, almost perfect. People had forgotten the meaning of certain words: ........, vaccine, epidemic, ............... Q: What are the two missing words?
managed , survive
“thinking they were immune"
A wave of uncertainty.
virus, pandemic
- 6. Multiple Choice
What's a problem tree?
It is a graphic where the tree is the central problem.
It is a graphic device that is used to identify the causes and effects of a central problem.
It is a tree with problems.
It is a conflictive tree or troublesome tree.
- 7. Multiple Choice
How do you make a problem tree?
You draw a tree in the forest.
1. Trunk: defines the central problem 2. Roots: direct causes of the problem 3. Branches: social, political, economic, emotional, and other consequences of the problem 4. Fruits: specific consequences of each problem
After analyzing the central problem, you can understand the causes (roots).
Based on the analysis of the “fruits,” we can compile obvious symptoms to fix the causes and not just the consequences
- 8. Multiple Choice
Choose some of the key functions of the WHO.
Not following WHO guidelines. Not investing enough money in the health system.
Go back to the rough draft of your story and add information about the WHO's Health Emergencies Programs.
The UN has often been questioned that none of the permanent members of its Security Council (China, the United States, Russia, France, and the United Kingdom) follow their policies, for which the organization has been accused of not being impartial.
>Determine world health trends. >Determine lines of research on health topics. >Define norms and standards on health topics. >Offer technical help to governments.
- 9. Multiple Choice
What WHO stands for?
WHere is Our Rights?
WHO stands for quién o quienes in Spanish.
World Health Organization.
I don't know.
- 10. Multiple Choice
According to the text you read: What disease is extinct for doctors? "For doctors, .............. was an extinct disease."
polio.
“Zombie Epidemic”
covid 19.
flue.
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