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MCQs on “India’s Vaccination Drive: Achievements, Challenges and the Way Forward”

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  • Categories Indian Current Affairs
  • Date 11/12/2024
  1. What was the primary objective of India’s COVID-19 vaccination drive?
    a) Economic recovery
    b) Population control
    c) Immunization against COVID-19
    d) Promoting medical tourism
    Answer: c) Immunization against COVID-19
  2. Which vaccine was developed in collaboration with AstraZeneca and produced by the Serum Institute of India?
    a) Covaxin
    b) Covishield
    c) Sputnik V
    d) Moderna
    Answer: b) Covishield
  3. What is the name of the indigenous COVID-19 vaccine developed by Bharat Biotech in India?
    a) Covovax
    b) Covaxin
    c) Corbevax
    d) Covigen
    Answer: b) Covaxin
  4. When did India launch its COVID-19 vaccination drive?
    a) January 16, 2020
    b) January 16, 2021
    c) March 16, 2021
    d) April 1, 2021
    Answer: b) January 16, 2021
  5. Which category of individuals was prioritized in Phase 1 of the vaccination drive?
    a) Children
    b) Healthcare and frontline workers
    c) Senior citizens
    d) Pregnant women
    Answer: b) Healthcare and frontline workers
  6. What was the minimum age eligibility for vaccination during the first phase?
    a) 45 years
    b) 60 years
    c) 18 years
    d) No age limit
    Answer: b) 60 years
  7. What platform was used for vaccine registration in India?
    a) Aarogya Setu
    b) MyGov
    c) CoWIN
    d) Digilocker
    Answer: c) CoWIN
  8. Which of the following was a major logistical challenge in India’s vaccination drive?
    a) Vaccine hesitancy
    b) Cold chain management
    c) Digital divide
    d) All of the above
    Answer: d) All of the above
  9. What percentage of India’s adult population was fully vaccinated by the end of 2022?
    a) 70%
    b) 80%
    c) 90%
    d) 100%
    Answer: c) 90%
  10. Which international initiative did India join to ensure vaccine equity?
    a) GAVI
    b) COVAX
    c) WHO
    d) UNDP
    Answer: b) COVAX
  11. What is the significance of Mission Indradhanush in India’s vaccination strategy?
    a) It focuses on child immunization
    b) It supports COVID-19 vaccination logistics
    c) It was a precursor to CoWIN
    d) It aimed at urban vaccination
    Answer: a) It focuses on child immunization
  12. India supplied COVID-19 vaccines to other countries under which initiative?
    a) Vaccine Aid Mission
    b) Vaccine Maitri
    c) COVAX Support
    d) Health Diplomacy Plan
    Answer: b) Vaccine Maitri
  13. What was the primary funding source for India’s vaccine development and distribution?
    a) World Bank loans
    b) PM CARES Fund
    c) WHO grants
    d) State government budgets
    Answer: b) PM CARES Fund
  14. Which vaccine requires storage at -20°C?
    a) Covishield
    b) Sputnik V
    c) Covaxin
    d) Moderna
    Answer: b) Sputnik V
  15. Which of the following was a key challenge in rural areas during the vaccination drive?
    a) Internet accessibility
    b) Vaccine transportation
    c) Hesitancy due to misinformation
    d) All of the above
    Answer: d) All of the above
  16. What is the recommended gap between the two doses of Covishield?
    a) 2-4 weeks
    b) 4-6 weeks
    c) 8-12 weeks
    d) 12-16 weeks
    Answer: c) 8-12 weeks
  17. Who are the beneficiaries of the precautionary (booster) dose?
    a) Healthcare workers
    b) Senior citizens
    c) Individuals with comorbidities
    d) All of the above
    Answer: d) All of the above
  18. Which app feature was introduced to provide vaccination certificates?
    a) Download My Certificate
    b) Vaccination Certificate
    c) DigiCert
    d) COVID Pass
    Answer: b) Vaccination Certificate
  19. What percentage of India’s vaccines were produced domestically?
    a) 50%
    b) 70%
    c) 90%
    d) 100%
    Answer: d) 100%
  20. Which organization approved COVID-19 vaccines in India?
    a) WHO
    b) Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (CDSCO)
    c) Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
    d) Indian Medical Association
    Answer: b) Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (CDSCO)
  21. What was India’s vaccination target for 2021?
    a) 1 billion doses
    b) 2 billion doses
    c) Entire adult population
    d) Entire population
    Answer: c) Entire adult population
  22. What is a primary benefit of the COVID-19 vaccination?
    a) Herd immunity
    b) Economic growth
    c) Reduction in lockdowns
    d) Global recognition
    Answer: a) Herd immunity
  23. Which social campaign was launched to counter vaccine hesitancy?
    a) Stay Safe, Get Vaccinated
    b) Teeka Utsav
    c) India Fights COVID
    d) Corona Warriors
    Answer: b) Teeka Utsav
  24. Which organization assisted India in vaccine distribution logistics?
    a) WHO
    b) UNICEF
    c) UNDP
    d) GAVI
    Answer: b) UNICEF
  25. Which Indian state achieved 100% vaccination first?
    a) Kerala
    b) Himachal Pradesh
    c) Goa
    d) Sikkim
    Answer: b) Himachal Pradesh
  26. What role did private healthcare facilities play in the vaccination drive?
    a) Research
    b) Distribution and administration
    c) Policy formation
    d) Vaccine production
    Answer: b) Distribution and administration
  27. Which technology was primarily used to monitor vaccine wastage?
    a) Blockchain
    b) AI and IoT
    c) CoWIN analytics
    d) None of the above
    Answer: c) CoWIN analytics
  28. Which demographic was prioritized for vaccination starting January 2022?
    a) Children aged 15-18
    b) Pregnant women
    c) Newborns
    d) All unvaccinated individuals
    Answer: a) Children aged 15-18
  29. What strategy was used to ensure widespread vaccine access in remote areas?
    a) Mobile vaccination units
    b) Airlifting vaccines
    c) Mass advertising
    d) Free transportation
    Answer: a) Mobile vaccination units
  30. India crossed 2 billion vaccine doses in which year?
    a) 2021
    b) 2022
    c) 2023
    d) 2024
    Answer: b) 2022

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