
Should you wear a face mask? Can you catch the virus from your dog? Put your Covid-19 knowledge to the test. Don’t forget to check the explanation for each answer after you chose one of the options.
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Should you wear a face mask? Can you catch the virus from your dog? Put your Covid-19 knowledge to the test. Don’t forget to check the explanation for each answer after you chose one of the options.
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