Organizer: REGIONAL COORDINATOR PROGRAM NATIONAL ONE HEALTH PROGRAMME FOR PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF ZOONOTIC DISEASES, भारतीय वन्यजीव संस्थान Wildlife Institute of India, LIFE Lifestyle for Environment, EIACP Programme Centre Wildlife Institute of India, Dehradun.
About the Quiz Competition
- National One Health Programme for Prevention and Control of Zoonotic Diseases, invites you to participate in the on the occasion of Quiz Competition on World Zoonoses Day 2026.
- Theme: One World, One Health: Prevent Zoonoses
- The quiz aims to raise awareness about zoonotic diseases and the One Health approach, highlighting the close interconnection between human, animal, and environmental health.
- Quiz Dates: 4–10 July 2026
- Eligibility: Open to All
- Free Participants
- E-Certificate: Awarded to eligible participants
- Whether you are a student, researcher, educator, healthcare professional, wildlife enthusiast, or a curious learner, this is your opportunity to expand your knowledge and contribute to building a healthier future.
- Together, let’s protect people, animals, and ecosystems by embracing the One Health approach.
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Which of the following is an example of responsible pet ownership that helps reduce zoonotic disease risk?
Never vaccinating pets
Allowing pets to roam without supervision
Regular veterinary check-ups and vaccinations
Feeding pets spoiled food
Which of the following is an example of a zoonotic disease?
Diabetes
Hypertension
Asthma
Rabies
Which practice helps reduce the spread of zoonotic diseases in livestock?
Ignoring sick animals
Mixing healthy and sick animals
Vaccinating animals and maintaining hygiene
Feeding spoiled food
Which of the following should you do if you find a wild animal that appears sick or injured?
Take it home as a pet
Feed it by hand
Ignore it
Inform the local forest or wildlife authorities
Which of the following activities increases the risk of zoonotic disease transmission?
Washing hands before meals
Vaccinating pets
Handling sick animals without protection
Drinking clean water
Which animal group is known to naturally carry many viruses without always showing signs of illness?
Rabbits
Sheep
Bats
Turtles
What is a zoonotic disease?
A disease that spreads only among animals
A disease that spreads only among humans
A disease that can spread between animals and humans
A disease caused only by insects
Which environmental factor can contribute to the emergence of zoonotic diseases?
Afforestation only
Regular sanitation
Habitat destruction and increased human-wildlife contact
Recycling household waste
Which of the following foods carries a higher risk of transmitting certain zoonotic diseases if consumed raw or undercooked?
Properly cooked rice
Fresh fruits
Raw meat or unpasteurized milk
Boiled vegetables
Which of the following professionals is LEAST likely to face occupational exposure to zoonotic diseases?
Veterinarian
Livestock farmer
Wildlife rescuer
Software engineer
Why is handwashing important after handling animals?
It improves immunity
It removes dust only
It reduces the risk of disease transmission
It prevents allergies completely
Which statement best reflects the theme “One World, One Health: Prevent Zoonoses”?
Human health is more important than animal health.
Environmental conservation has no role in disease prevention.
Only governments can prevent zoonotic diseases.
Preventing zoonotic diseases requires cooperation among people, animals and the environment.
Which animal is most commonly associated with the transmission of rabies to humans worldwide?
Cats
Monkeys
Dogs
Horses
Which of the following best explains the idea behind “One World, One Health”?
Human health is independent of animals and nature.
Only doctors are responsible for disease prevention.
The health of people, animals and the environment are interconnected.
Wildlife should never be conserved.
The “One Health” approach emphasises collaboration among which sectors?
Education, Transport and Finance
Agriculture and Industry only
Human health, Animal health and Environmental health
Tourism and Commerce
Which organisation observes World Zoonoses Day every year on July 6?
UNESCO
UNICEF
FAO
There is no single official organization; it is observed globally by health, veterinary and public health organizations.
Which of the following statements about antibiotics is correct?
Antibiotics cure all viral diseases.
Antibiotics should be taken whenever someone has a fever.
Antibiotics should only be used as prescribed by a healthcare professional.
Antibiotics prevent all zoonotic diseases.
Which disease is commonly transmitted through the bite of infected mosquitoes but is NOT considered a zoonotic disease in most human outbreaks?
Rabies
Brucellosis
Anthrax
Dengue
Which simple action can help prevent many infectious diseases, including some zoonoses?
Sharing drinking bottles
Touching wild animals
Washing hands regularly with soap and water
Self-medicating with antibiotics
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