Facts about the World
Which country gifted the Statue of Liberty to the United States?
What is France?
This fruit, when paired with a particular type of fish, forms the national dish of Jamaica.
What is ackee?
Name the three towns or cities where JASL has regional chapters.
What are Kingston, St. Ann's Bay, and Montego Bay?
What does U=U stand for in HIV care?
What is Undetectable = Untransmittable?
This is the smallest country in the world by land area.
What is Vatican City?
This Jamaican National Hero is said to have led the 1831–1832 Christmas Rebellion, also known as the Baptist War.
Who is Sam Sharpe?
This was the first official location of JASL
What is 11A Osbourne Road?
Within how many hours after a potential HIV exposure should PEP be started?
What is ASAP or within 72 hours?
This country has more ancient pyramids than Egypt
What is Sudan?
This Jamaican town was once known as Villa de la Vega.
What is Spanish Town?
In this particular year, the name was officially changed from JAS to JASL.
What is 2004?
This is the name of the immune cells primarily targeted by HIV.
What is CD4 T cell?
This country was the first to grant women the right to vote in national parliamentary elections.
What is New Zealand?
This woman became the first Jamaican to win the Miss World title in 1963.
Who is Carole Joan Crawford?
JASL formerly had two other chapters (apart from Kingston, St. Ann, and St. James) over its lifetime. Name the two former chapters.
What are the Portland and St. Mary Chapters?
This is the name of the period between HIV acquisition and when an HIV test can detect the infection.
What is the Window Period?
This is the largest desert in the world, including cold deserts.
What is Antarctica?
This was the name of Jamaica's first capital under Spanish rule.
Sevilla la Nueva (New Seville)
This is the immediate past Executive Director of JASL
Who is Aston Cooke?
Under the U=U definition, this is the maximum HIV viral load threshold for sustained viral suppression that prevents sexual transmission.
What is fewer than 200 copies/mL of blood plasma?