A) 13 June 2019 B) 13 December 2017 C) 13 December 2018 D) Mid-2018
A) Defective leadership B) Financial embezzlement C) Lack of education D) Inability to speak English
A) June 2020 B) January 2019 C) December 2018 D) June 2019
A) Transparent B) Patriarchal C) Democratic D) Egalitarian
A) Democratic leadership B) A culture of transparency C) A cult of personality D) Strict adherence to rules
A) Geneva B) New York C) Bamako D) Paris
A) A boys club B) A feminist-led agency C) A highly transparent organization D) A gender-neutral institution
A) Hiring his family members B) Ignoring the board's requests C) Forcing her to drop sexual assault allegations D) Stealing agency funds
A) Two years B) Nine years C) Five years D) Ten years
A) France B) USA C) Switzerland D) Mali
A) He resigned immediately B) He refused to quit C) He fled the country D) He admitted to all faults
A) The agency must move its headquarters B) The staff must be fired C) Sidibé must resign D) The board must increase funding
A) It is significantly lower than the total number of combat deaths. B) It is exactly equal to the total number of combat deaths. C) It has killed more than all those who died in battle during the twentieth century. D) It is impossible to determine due to lack of historical data.
A) The United Nations B) The National Institutes of Health C) The World Health Organization D) The US-based Center for Disease Control
A) A mandate from the United Nations General Assembly B) Global funding from private pharmaceutical companies C) The CDC's reputation and staff accomplishments D) A sudden decrease in the global infection rate
A) Slow, faltering, and negligent B) Efficient, proactive, and globally coordinated C) Over-funded but poorly managed D) Rapid, effective, and well-funded
A) They argued that the virus was not transmissible between humans. B) They believed it was already being contained by the CDC. C) They lacked the technology to track the spread of the virus. D) They believed the concerns were unnecessarily alarmist.
A) Only elderly populations and children B) Political dissidents and refugees C) Government employees and civil servants D) Sex workers, men who have sex with men, and drug users
A) JUNAIDS B) UNHIV C) UNAIDS-G D) UNAIDS
A) Kofi Annan B) Winnie Byanyima C) Peter Piot D) Michel Sidibé
A) GIVP B) GAP C) GIPA D) UN-HIV
A) Winnie Byanyima B) Michel Sidibé C) Ban Ki-moon D) Peter Piot
A) 1996 B) 1994 C) 2001 D) 2006
A) 5 B) 22 C) 10 D) 50
A) ECOSOC resolution 1996/26 B) UN General Assembly 2001/5 C) Security Council 1996/12 D) ECOSOC resolution 1994/24
A) Organisation internationale du VIH B) Programme commun des Nations Unies sur le VIH/sida C) Action mondiale contre le VIH D) Programme des Nations Unies sur le sida
A) 5 B) 10 C) 22 D) 1
A) United Nations Development Group B) United Nations Peacekeeping Group C) United Nations Security Council D) World Trade Organization
A) A medical doctor from Zaire B) Dietmar Bolle C) A CDC researcher D) A UN diplomat
A) 1990s B) 1980s C) 1920s D) 1950s
A) Simian immunodeficiency virus (SIV) B) Pneumocystosis C) Candidiasis D) Cellular-immune dysfunction
A) 1920 B) 1981 C) 1959 D) 1970
A) 1985 B) 1982 C) 1981 D) 1986
A) CDC B) GNP+ C) World Health Organization D) UNAIDS
A) Brussels B) New York C) Kinshasa D) Atlanta
A) Canada B) Zaire C) Germany D) United States
A) Tuberculosis B) Influenza C) Pneumocystosis D) Malaria
A) Research biologist B) UN resolution writer C) CDC scientist D) HIV positive specialist nurse
A) Twice each year B) Quarterly C) Once every two years D) Once each year
A) International Red Cross B) World Health Organization C) Amnesty International D) Doctors Without Borders
A) Michel Sidibé B) Gunilla Carlsson C) Winnie Byanyima D) Shannon Hader
A) Caritas Internationalis B) The Jesuit Refugee Service C) The Vatican Bank D) The Pontifical Academy of Sciences
A) National governments B) Political parties C) Faith-based organizations D) Intergovernmental military alliances
A) Mandatory member state taxes B) Commercial sales of medical equipment C) High-interest bank loans D) Voluntary contributions
A) The United States B) The Netherlands C) United Kingdom D) Japan
A) US$ 247.2 million B) US$ 75.9 million C) US$ 118.5 million D) US$ 171.4 million
A) $187 million B) $25 million C) $35 million D) $45 million
A) AUD 35 million B) AUD 187 million C) AUD 25 million D) AUD 10 million
A) Jeannette Kagame B) Chantal Biya C) Fatima Maada Bio D) Pia Alonzo Wurtzbach
A) Racheal Kundananji B) Dominique Ouattara C) Princess Stéphanie D) Jenna Ortega
A) Australia B) Japan C) UNFPA D) The Netherlands
A) Sporting clubs B) Public hospitals C) State-run universities D) Regional parliaments
A) India B) The Netherlands C) Busoga region D) The United Kingdom |