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Grades 6, 7 and 8 - Science - Middle School - Natural Hazards and Diseases
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1. The HIV virus can lead to which disease?
2. Which type of mosquito spreads malaria?
3. Which disease is not caused by drinking dirty water?
4. What is the common name for Bilharzia?
5. What is the calm center of a hurricane called?
6. Malaria and which other disease are caused by mosquitoes?
7. Tropical storms in the Caribbean have what name?
8. Which MEDC is not at risk from tropical storms?
9. What are tropical storms called in the region of the Pacific Ocean?
10. Beri beri and rickets are caused by lack of what?

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