One Question Per Page false false What 'success' does the United Nations recognise in Senegal? 2 The country has been politically stable for ten years. The country has a low rate of HIV/AIDS infection. The population hasn't increased for ten years. Which of these sentences is true about the Senegalese way of life? 3 There are no prostitutes. People don't have sex if they aren't married. Traditional values are very strong. What did the religious leaders do? 1 They accepted that people may have sex outside of marriage. They treated HIV/AIDS as a taboo subject. They said that using condoms was the best way to avoid infection. When did the National Plan to Fight HIV/AIDS start? 1 Soon after the first Senegalese people were infected. When religious leaders started talking about HIV/AIDS When the national curriculum was changed. Why do women need more social and economic power? 2 So that they can educate their children about HIV/AIDS. So that they can choose whether or not to have sex. So that they can distribute condoms. How did the registration of sex workers help in the fight against HIV/AIDS? 1 The sex workers had regular medical check-ups. The sex workers all used condoms. The sex workers started an education programme Who is Professor Mboup? 3 A professor at Harvard University. A medical doctor. A scientist who studies HIV/AIDS What is the biggest danger in Senegal for the future? 1 People will forget that HIV/AIDS is still a danger. The government will stop registering sex workers. People will stop using condoms. https://339efcb25eb75e967b0d-ff8eeadd950d51fd1fc939dca75b3973.ssl.cf1.rackcdn.com/assets_green.swf