our immune system"tags" an invaders fordestruction with: a. antigensb. antibodies c. antivaxxersneuraminidase: a. breaks the flufree from mucus b. binds the flu tomucusan antigenic driftis: a. big change tothe flub. small changesto the fluThe flu attacks your: a. nervous system b. respiratory system c. digestive systemGetting a vaccine toprotect those whocan't be vaccinated isknown as: a. pack immunityb. herd immunityc. group immunitymost flu vaccinesare grown in:a. plantsb. bugs c. eggsthe flu vaccineprotects us by:a.killing the flub.training ourimmune systemviruses aredependenton a host:a.Trueb.FalseOur best protectionagainst a futurepandemic is: a. universal vaccineb. faster vaccineproduction c. bothtime it takes to makea flu vaccine:a. 6 daysb. 6 weeks c. 6 monthsd. 6 yearsOur best defenseagainst flu season is: a. nothing b. antivirals c. vaccinesFlu's geneticmaterial is:a.dsDNAb.dsRNAc.ssDNAd.ssRNAHemagglutinin helpsthe virus: a. enter the cell b. replicate the geneticmaterialc. make more fluparticlesan antigenic shiftis: a. big change tothe flub. small changesto the flua sneeze cancarry the flu uptoa.6 inchesb.6 yardss c.6 feetThe flu can survive onsurfaces for up to: a. 48 seconds b.48 minutes c. 48 hours d. 48 dayswhich killedmore people:a. World War Ib. the Spanishflua worldwidedisease iscalled a(n):a.epidemicb.pandemicworst flupandemic was:a.swineb.spanishc.birdspanish flu killed:a. 50,000b.500,000c.5,000,000 d.50,000,000the spanish flu got itsname because: a. first news reportswere from spain b. it started in spain c. it came from a bullthe nasal sprayvaccine has: a. inactivated virus b. weakened virusflu is a: a.virusb.bacteriac.fungusall living things have a. DNA b. cell membrane c.bothour immune system"tags" an invaders fordestruction with: a. antigensb. antibodies c. antivaxxersneuraminidase: a. breaks the flufree from mucus b. binds the flu tomucusan antigenic driftis: a. big change tothe flub. small changesto the fluThe flu attacks your: a. nervous system b. respiratory system c. digestive systemGetting a vaccine toprotect those whocan't be vaccinated isknown as: a. pack immunityb. herd immunityc. group immunitymost flu vaccinesare grown in:a. plantsb. bugs c. eggsthe flu vaccineprotects us by:a.killing the flub.training ourimmune systemviruses aredependenton a host:a.Trueb.FalseOur best protectionagainst a futurepandemic is: a. universal vaccineb. faster vaccineproduction c. bothtime it takes to makea flu vaccine:a. 6 daysb. 6 weeks c. 6 monthsd. 6 yearsOur best defenseagainst flu season is: a. nothing b. antivirals c. vaccinesFlu's geneticmaterial is:a.dsDNAb.dsRNAc.ssDNAd.ssRNAHemagglutinin helpsthe virus: a. enter the cell b. replicate the geneticmaterialc. make more fluparticlesan antigenic shiftis: a. big change tothe flub. small changesto the flua sneeze cancarry the flu uptoa.6 inchesb.6 yardss c.6 feetThe flu can survive onsurfaces for up to: a. 48 seconds b.48 minutes c. 48 hours d. 48 dayswhich killedmore people:a. World War Ib. the Spanishflua worldwidedisease iscalled a(n):a.epidemicb.pandemicworst flupandemic was:a.swineb.spanishc.birdspanish flu killed:a. 50,000b.500,000c.5,000,000 d.50,000,000the spanish flu got itsname because: a. first news reportswere from spain b. it started in spain c. it came from a bullthe nasal sprayvaccine has: a. inactivated virus b. weakened virusflu is a: a.virusb.bacteriac.fungusall living things have a. DNA b. cell membrane c.both

Untitled Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. our immune system "tags" an invaders for destruction with: a. antigens b. antibodies c. antivaxxers
  2. neuraminidase: a. breaks the flu free from mucus b. binds the flu to mucus
  3. an antigenic drift is: a. big change to the flu b. small changes to the flu
  4. The flu attacks your: a. nervous system b. respiratory system c. digestive system
  5. Getting a vaccine to protect those who can't be vaccinated is known as: a. pack immunity b. herd immunity c. group immunity
  6. most flu vaccines are grown in: a. plants b. bugs c. eggs
  7. the flu vaccine protects us by: a.killing the flu b.training our immune system
  8. viruses are dependent on a host: a.True b.False
  9. Our best protection against a future pandemic is: a. universal vaccine b. faster vaccine production c. both
  10. time it takes to make a flu vaccine: a. 6 days b. 6 weeks c. 6 months d. 6 years
  11. Our best defense against flu season is: a. nothing b. antivirals c. vaccines
  12. Flu's genetic material is: a.dsDNA b.dsRNA c.ssDNA d.ssRNA
  13. Hemagglutinin helps the virus: a. enter the cell b. replicate the genetic material c. make more flu particles
  14. an antigenic shift is: a. big change to the flu b. small changes to the flu
  15. a sneeze can carry the flu up to a.6 inches b.6 yards s c.6 feet
  16. The flu can survive on surfaces for up to: a. 48 seconds b.48 minutes c. 48 hours d. 48 days
  17. which killed more people: a. World War I b. the Spanish flu
  18. a worldwide disease is called a(n): a.epidemic b.pandemic
  19. worst flu pandemic was: a.swine b.spanish c.bird
  20. spanish flu killed: a. 50,000 b.500,000 c.5,000,000 d.50,000,000
  21. the spanish flu got its name because: a. first news reports were from spain b. it started in spain c. it came from a bull
  22. the nasal spray vaccine has: a. inactivated virus b. weakened virus
  23. flu is a: a.virus b.bacteria c.fungus
  24. all living things have a. DNA b. cell membrane c.both