📝 The beginnings of HIV and AIDS

📖 From World History: Modern • 28. The World’s Population • 11 questions available

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🔄 Last updated: 2026-07-25

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Q1. A community introduces a condom distribution program that reaches 80% of sexually active adults. Which outcome is most likely to occur within the next year?

🔹 A. A significant decrease in new HIV infections

🔹 B. An increase in new HIV infections

🔹 C. No change in HIV infection rates

🔹 D. An increase in other sexually transmitted infections

💡 Difficulty: easy | ✅ Correct: A

Q2. Why does HIV infection typically take eight to ten years to progress to full‑blown AIDS?

🔹 A. Because the immune system initially controls the virus

🔹 B. Because the virus replicates very slowly

🔹 C. Because the virus mutates rapidly early on

🔹 D. Because patients receive early antiretroviral treatment

💡 Difficulty: medium | ✅ Correct: B

Q3. In 2003 a country reported 1 000 000 HIV‑positive individuals, with infections rising 30 % per year. Using the growth formula \(N = N_0(1.30)^t\), what is the estimated number of infected people after three years?

🔹 A. 2 197 000

🔹 B. 1 900 000

🔹 C. 2 500 000

🔹 D. 3 000 000

💡 Difficulty: hard | ✅ Correct: A

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