"From Fear to Hope"

Last updated almost 5 years ago

9 questions

Last updated almost 5 years ago

9 questions

Question 1

Why did Dolly need to wear braces on her legs?

Braces helped her run faster.

Her legs were damaged by polio.

She needed to stand for long periods.

Children at that time usually wore braces.

Question 2

bandages 

medicine 

doctors

soap

Question 3

A stores stayed open 

schools shut down

families quarantined

kids played video games

Question 4

children 

teachers 

elderly people

factory workers

Question 5

showed who had polio 

treated the symptoms of polio 

helped people recover from polio

reduced the number of cases of polio

Question 6

“Millions of dollars poured into laboratories where researchers were racing to develop a vaccine.” 

“By the time I was born, in the 1960s, polio was almost unheard of in the United States.” 

“The vaccine couldn’t help people like Dolly; her bout with polio left her with complications for the rest of her life.”

 “But as she got older, the pain in her legs worsened.”

Question 7

what happened decades ago when a polio outbreak occurred in a town

 what patients’ long stays in the hospital with polio were like 

 what scientists learned about the cause of polio and how to prevent it 

 what the most severe symptoms of polio were

Question 8

reasons to take vaccines 

 instructions to stay healthy 

 respect for their grandparents 

 hope we will beat Covid-19

Question 9

Question 1

Braces helped her run faster.

Her legs were damaged by polio.

She needed to stand for long periods.

Children at that time usually wore braces.

Question 2

bandages 

medicine 

doctors

soap

Question 3

A stores stayed open 

schools shut down

families quarantined

kids played video games

Question 4

children 

teachers 

elderly people

factory workers

Question 5

showed who had polio 

treated the symptoms of polio 

helped people recover from polio

reduced the number of cases of polio

Question 6

“Millions of dollars poured into laboratories where researchers were racing to develop a vaccine.” 

“By the time I was born, in the 1960s, polio was almost unheard of in the United States.” 

“The vaccine couldn’t help people like Dolly; her bout with polio left her with complications for the rest of her life.”

 “But as she got older, the pain in her legs worsened.”

Question 7

what happened decades ago when a polio outbreak occurred in a town

 what patients’ long stays in the hospital with polio were like 

 what scientists learned about the cause of polio and how to prevent it 

 what the most severe symptoms of polio were

Question 8

reasons to take vaccines 

 instructions to stay healthy 

 respect for their grandparents 

 hope we will beat Covid-19

Question 9