COVID-19 quiz: How to stay safe this holiday season

That’s incorrect. The correct answer is D. Ask guests if they have any food allergies.

Asking guests in advance if they have food allergies is a good idea, but not a COVID-19 safety measure. However, just like asking guests about allergies, ask them to do a health check before attending. You can also ensure a safe gathering by keeping gatherings small and spacious.

That’s incorrect. The correct answer is D. Ask guests if they have any food allergies.

Asking guests in advance if they have food allergies is a good idea, but not a COVID-19 safety measure. However, just like asking guests about allergies, ask them to do a health check before attending. You can also ensure a safe gathering by keeping gatherings small and spacious.

That’s incorrect. The correct answer is D. Ask guests if they have any food allergies.

Asking guests in advance if they have food allergies is a good idea, but not a COVID-19 safety measure. However, just like asking guests about allergies, ask them to do a health check before attending. You can also ensure a safe gathering by keeping gatherings small and spacious.

That’s correct!

Asking guests in advance if they have food allergies is a good idea, but not a COVID-19 safety measure. However, just like asking guests about allergies, ask them to do a health check before attending. You can also ensure a safe gathering by keeping gatherings small and spacious.

That’s incorrect. The correct answer is D. All of the above.

Spread cheer, not COVID-19 this holiday season. Stay home and away from others if you feel even a little bit sick, if you have tested positive, if you are awaiting a test result, or if you are isolating or quarantining. Your friends and family will thank you. 

That’s incorrect. The correct answer is D. All of the above.

Spread cheer, not COVID-19 this holiday season. Stay home and away from others if you feel even a little bit sick, if you have tested positive, if you are awaiting a test result, or if you are isolating or quarantining. Your friends and family will thank you. 

That’s incorrect. The correct answer is D. All of the above.

Spread cheer, not COVID-19 this holiday season. Stay home and away from others if you feel even a little bit sick, if you have tested positive, if you are awaiting a test result, or if you are isolating or quarantining. Your friends and family will thank you. 

That’s correct!

Spread cheer, not COVID-19 this holiday season. Stay home and away from others if you feel even a little bit sick, if you have tested positive, if you are awaiting a test result, or if you are isolating or quarantining. Your friends and family will thank you. 

That’s incorrect. The correct answer is B. Nausea or vomiting.

If you have a fever or chills, trouble breathing, an inability to taste or smell, or a cough you should immediately book an appointment for a COVID-19 test and stay home. Visit our COVID-19 Testing Information page to book your test.

Nausea and vomiting, extreme tiredness, sore throat, body aches, loss of appetite, diarrhea and a headache are less common symptoms. Stay home until you are better if you only have one of these symptoms. If you have two or more of these less common symptoms, stay home, and if you are not better in 24 hours make an appointment for a test.

You can always check the B.C. COVID-19 Self-Assessment Tool or BCCDC’s When to Get Tested to see if you need to be tested. You need to book an appointment to get your test.

That’s correct!

If you have a fever or chills, trouble breathing, an inability to taste or smell, or a cough you should immediately book an appointment for a COVID-19 test and stay home. Visit our COVID-19 Testing Information page to book your test.

Nausea and vomiting, extreme tiredness, sore throat, body aches, loss of appetite, diarrhea and a headache are less common symptoms. Stay home until you are better if you only have one of these symptoms. If you have two or more of these less common symptoms, stay home, and if you are not better in 24 hours make an appointment for a test.

You can always check the B.C. COVID-19 Self-Assessment Tool or BCCDC’s When to Get Tested to see if you need to be tested. You need to book an appointment to get your test.

That’s incorrect. The correct answer is B. Nausea or vomiting.

If you have a fever or chills, trouble breathing, an inability to taste or smell, or a cough you should immediately book an appointment for a COVID-19 test and stay home. Visit our COVID-19 Testing Information page to book your test.

Nausea and vomiting, extreme tiredness, sore throat, body aches, loss of appetite, diarrhea and a headache are less common symptoms. Stay home until you are better if you only have one of these symptoms. If you have two or more of these less common symptoms, stay home, and if you are not better in 24 hours make an appointment for a test.

You can always check the B.C. COVID-19 Self-Assessment Tool or BCCDC’s When to Get Tested to see if you need to be tested. You need to book an appointment to get your test.

That’s incorrect. The correct answer is B. Nausea or vomiting.

If you have a fever or chills, trouble breathing, an inability to taste or smell, or a cough you should immediately book an appointment for a COVID-19 test and stay home. Visit our COVID-19 Testing Information page to book your test.

Nausea and vomiting, extreme tiredness, sore throat, body aches, loss of appetite, diarrhea and a headache are less common symptoms. Stay home until you are better if you only have one of these symptoms. If you have two or more of these less common symptoms, stay home, and if you are not better in 24 hours make an appointment for a test.

You can always check the B.C. COVID-19 Self-Assessment Tool or BCCDC’s When to Get Tested to see if you need to be tested. You need to book an appointment to get your test.

That’s incorrect. The correct answer is B. Nausea or vomiting.

If you have a fever or chills, trouble breathing, an inability to taste or smell, or a cough you should immediately book an appointment for a COVID-19 test and stay home. Visit our COVID-19 Testing Information page to book your test.

Nausea and vomiting, extreme tiredness, sore throat, body aches, loss of appetite, diarrhea and a headache are less common symptoms. Stay home until you are better if you only have one of these symptoms. If you have two or more of these less common symptoms, stay home, and if you are not better in 24 hours make an appointment for a test.

You can always check the B.C. COVID-19 Self-Assessment Tool or BCCDC’s When to Get Tested to see if you need to be tested. You need to book an appointment to get your test.

That’s incorrect. The correct answer is D. 34 times.

Unvaccinated people are 34 times more likely to be hospitalized compared to a vaccinated person of the same age. The best gift we can give ourselves and others is the COVID-19 vaccine. Find an immunization clinic near you.

That’s incorrect. The correct answer is D. 34 times.

Unvaccinated people are 34 times more likely to be hospitalized compared to a vaccinated person of the same age. The best gift we can give ourselves and others is the COVID-19 vaccine. Find an immunization clinic near you.

That’s incorrect. The correct answer is D. 34 times.

Unvaccinated people are 34 times more likely to be hospitalized compared to a vaccinated person of the same age. The best gift we can give ourselves and others is the COVID-19 vaccine. Find an immunization clinic near you.

That’s correct!

Unvaccinated people are 34 times more likely to be hospitalized compared to a vaccinated person of the same age. The best gift we can give ourselves and others is the COVID-19 vaccine. Find an immunization clinic near you.

That's incorrect. The correct answer is E. All of the above.

Whether out in public or gathering with friends and family, we can all take these small steps to help stop the spread of COVID-19 this holiday season.

That's incorrect. The correct answer is E. All of the above.

Whether out in public or gathering with friends and family, we can all take these small steps to help stop the spread of COVID-19 this holiday season.

That's incorrect. The correct answer is E. All of the above.

Whether out in public or gathering with friends and family, we can all take these small steps to help stop the spread of COVID-19 this holiday season.

That's incorrect. The correct answer is E. All of the above.

Whether out in public or gathering with friends and family, we can all take these small steps to help stop the spread of COVID-19 this holiday season.

That's correct!

Whether out in public or gathering with friends and family, we can all take these small steps to help stop the spread of COVID-19 this holiday season.