1. Human Health and Diseases
Human Health and Diseases
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This quiz is design to understand the diseases related to human health.
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Human Health, Disease, Corona, UPSC, MPSC, IAS, IPS, Civil Service Exam, General Knowledge, GK
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30
Questions
1 min
Per question
4:03
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4.0
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Bossy Puffin judge
Thank you for taking the effort to submit your test for the contest.
Unfortunately, this test will not be able to receive a prize:
Too many missing explanations. More than 10 explanations repeat the correct answer. E.g.
#q1, #q2, #q3, #q8, #q12, #q13, #q14, #q17, #q18, #q22, #q24, #q26, #q27 etc.
Sue
There's spelling error..question no 24 and other one i forgot.interesting quiz..but i need to learn more.give brief explaination ☺️
Lawful Hedgehog author
Thank you for attempting my quiz.
sure I will make corrections next time.
Thank you
Tidy Skunk
Yeah, you should have a look at the spelling again. An example:
"Full form of AIDS is Acquired Immuno Deficiency Syndrome"
The correct spelling is "immune" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HIV/AIDS)
(And you're missing an article. :wink: ("The full form..."))
Lawful Hedgehog author
Thank you for solving my quiz.
It is may be spelling mistake while typing.
Tidy Skunk
Lawful Hedgehog You misspelled it in all the question, the answers AND the explanation.
So I guess it's not a typo. But no problem, now you know. ;-)
Lawful Hedgehog author
Tidy Skunk Not in all answers and questions
Tidy Skunk
Lawful Hedgehog In all answers/explanations where you used the full form of AIDS though:
10. What is the full form of AIDS?
– Acquired ImmunO Disease Syndrome
– Acquired ImmunO Deficiency Syndrome
– Acquired Infected (okay, that's another word) Disease Syndrome
– Acquired ImmunO Deficiency Symptoms
Full form of AIDS is Acquired ImmunO Deficiency Syndrome
Lawful Hedgehog author
Tidy Skunk That is one question (Question No. 10) and its options. what about other questions?
Tidy Skunk
Aanother example for an grammar/spelling:
Which of the following diseas["es" missing here] does [correct: "is", not "does"] not caused by worms?
Lawful Hedgehog author
I think quiz is based on Health and Diseases and not on English grammar.
Lawful Hedgehog author
Please check your comment itself you type aanother (it must be another).
Tidy Skunk
Kwashiorkor disease is caused by deficiency of?
– Protiens
– Carbohydrates
– Iron
– Vitamins
Kwashiorkor disease is caused by deficiency of Protiens.
Spelling would be "Proteins".
Lawful Hedgehog author
I think I replied you that this quiz is not for cross checking English Grammar.
If you want to check English grammar there are lot of quizzes.
And first of all check your comment, even you are misspelled another (aanother).
Tidy Skunk
Lawful Hedgehog I just saw it myself. :I
I left out the word "issue" as well. Please let's not discuss further than this:
For me, to an appealing and nice quiz, correct language is a must. I can concentrate on the content much better when I don't have to figure out what the author meant syntactically first. A typo (a thing like "Aanother" or "examle" or "THis") or two may happen - but I personally find it very unsettling if there are this many grammar faults.
Just let me tell you: Content-wise your quiz is fine. :) But maybe in future, you should consider spelling and grammar a bit more. Imagine you'd have to apply for a job in English or something similar. It's useful to have a dictionary nearby or letting somebody else have a second look over it. That's my advice. ^^
Lawful Hedgehog author
Tidy Skunk Thank you so much. Sure next time I'll improve my mistakes and there will be no more grammatically mistakes in my quiz. My language is not to offend you but is to just inform you that content is important here in quiz. Thank you bro again.
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