COVID-19 pandemic in Vatican City - Quiz
A) 2 April B) 20 April C) 8 April D) 5 April
A) An employee who had been self-isolating since mid-March B) A Swiss guard hospitalized for observation C) An employee remote working since March D) A cardinal who arrived in the Philippines
A) Outside in St. Peter's Square with refugees B) Inside St. Peter's before a small congregation C) Inside Domus Sanctae Marthae in two shifts D) At the Colosseum with thousands of people
A) The Holy Thursday Mass with prisoners B) The main Good Friday service C) The Chrism Mass on Holy Thursday morning D) The Palm Sunday Mass
A) Outside the Vatican with refugees and prisoners B) At the Colosseum with health service representatives C) In St. Peter's with the washing of feet omitted D) Cancelled entirely with no attendees
A) Thousands of people B) No one except the Pope C) About two dozen people D) Exactly seven people
A) Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle B) Fabrizio Soccorsi C) The Pope D) Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI
A) Inside St. Peter's Basilica B) At Domus Sanctae Marthae C) In St. Peter's Square D) In the Vatican gardens
A) Refugees and prisoners B) Cardinals from Rome C) Swiss guards D) Representatives of the Holy See health services
A) 2 April B) 20 April C) 28 April D) 8 April
A) 8 cases B) 9 cases C) 7 cases D) 12 cases
A) 2 in hospital B) 0 in hospital C) 1 in hospital D) 3 in hospital
A) 28 April B) 30 April C) 8 April D) 20 April
A) 6 May B) 20 April C) 28 April D) 30 April
A) 6 May B) 28 Aprils C) 30 April D) 2 May
A) Pope Francis B) The Vatican's newspaper L'Osservatore Romano C) The Swiss Guard command D) The Higher Committee of Human Fraternity
A) Thursday 7 May B) Thursday 14 May C) Monday 2 May D) Friday 28 May
A) 14 May B) 30 April C) 6 May D) 2 May
A) Luis Antonio Tagle B) Fabrizio Soccorsi C) Not mentioned in text D) Benedict XVI
A) First Pope to contract the disease B) First head of a Vatican dicastery confirmed to have contracted the disease C) First Swiss guard to contract the disease D) First person to die from the disease in Vatican City
A) Yes B) No C) It was added later D) Only partially
A) 12 Swiss guards B) 11 Swiss guards C) 4 Swiss guards D) 7 Swiss guards
A) 7 more Swiss guards B) 4 more Swiss guards C) 12 more Swiss guards D) 3 more Swiss guards
A) L'Osservatore Romano B) The Vatican Post C) Vatican News D) Holy See Gazette
A) Benedict XVI B) Not mentioned C) Fabrizio Soccorsi D) Luis Antonio Tagle
A) 14 January 2021 B) 9 January 2021 C) February 2021 D) April 2020
A) In March 2021 B) In December 2020 C) In February 2021 D) In January 2021
A) Italy B) The Philippines C) France D) Spain
A) Opening virtual tours only B) Closing of tourist attractions C) Banning all international flights D) Charging entry fees for St. Peter's
A) To the Internet and television B) To the Colosseum C) To Domus Sanctae Marthae in two shifts D) To St. Peter's Square with social distancing
A) From Rome B) From St. Peter's Basilica C) From the Philippines D) From their rooms
A) In their individual rooms B) Outside in the courtyard C) Only once a day D) In two shifts
A) Influenza A B) MERS-CoV C) SARS-CoV-1 D) SARS-CoV-2
A) 29 B) 11 C) 6 D) 4
A) Zero B) 1 C) 5 D) 2
A) 1 B) 10 C) 11 D) 29
A) Wuhan, Hubei, China B) Rome, Italy C) Vatican City D) Malta
A) 27 March B) 11 March C) 8 March D) 10 March
A) Wuhan B) Malta C) China D) Rome |
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