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Health Literacy
UCLA Fun Facts
Writing
MEMES
Morning Spook Out (MSO)
100
Health Literacy is the communication between _____ and healthcare professionals.
What are lay people?
100
We currently surpassed this school as #1 public university in the U.S.
What is UC Berkeley?
100
Point of view that articles should almost always be in.
What is the third person?
100
The heaviest object on Earth can be found here (Hint: are you a student?)
What are Kerckhoff Patio Chairs?
100
Jason Voorhees wears this kind of trademark mask.
What is a hockey goalie mask?
200
The biggest source of health information is found on the _____.
What is the internet?
200
UCLA’s current dean (and daddy).
Who is Gene Block?
200
The word limit range for our articles.
What is 400-600 words?
200
UCLA students’ favorite fruit.
What are bananas?
200
This particular type of candy is popular during the Halloween season.
What is candy corn?
300
Without this, patients are not able to make intelligent and informed decisions regarding his or her health.
What is health literacy?
300
This is the year UCLA was founded.
What is 1919?
300
A website that is great for finding sources but is not necessarily a source on its own.
What is Science Daily?
300
Opening the doors to Moore 100 can be likened to this common weekend activity involving the consumption of crisp refreshments.
What is cracking open a cold one with the boys?
300
This Stephen King novel published in 1986 was adapted into a film this year.
What is It?
400
In the population, roughly only ____% are proficient in health literacy
What is 10?
400
This UCLA alum once scored 8 points in 9 seconds against the New York Knicks.
Who is Reggie Miller?
400
An identifier that makes your scientific paper easier to verify.
What is a DOI Number?
400
“Good grades and sleep will come to you, but only if you comment this.”
What is “thank you bobber”?
400
This popular horror film has my first name in the title.
What is The Amityville Horror?
500
Our website has been viewed in over how many unique countries?
What is 150?
500
This Nobel Prize winner discovered the function of ATP Synthase at UCLA in 1997, and now has a hall named after him.
Who is Paul Boyer?
500
Citation style that is not used on our articles.
What are footnotes?
500
What is the small substance known to mankind?
What are B-plate plates?
500
What is the acceptance rate for David Geffen Medical School?
What is 4.5%