The Covid-19 pandemic started in 2020 and you were still in school / at work. You:

• $4$ Calmly set up your laptop and wifi at home.

• $3$ Borrowed a laptop from parents/other family members/friends.

• $2$ Borrowed a wifi modem from parents/other family members/friends.

• $1$ Started tethering on your phone.

• Freaked out because you didn't know anyone who could help you with the equipment at home. $0$

Although your schedules have changed drastically, you can still communicate with your family and friends on a regular basis. How often can you do that?

• $4$ Every time I finish school/work.

• $3$ Only on the weekends.

• $2$ Once a month.

• $1$ I'm busy. I only do that when I remember.

• I'm practically cut off from the rest of the world after school/work, because my internet bandwidth is poorly limited. $0$

No matter how busy you are, you make sure that you show up on time for every class/meeting online.

• $4$ Yes. I know how to manage my time so far.

• $3$ Sometimes, because some meetings may last longer than scheduled.

• $2$ Seldom, because my internet connection is often poor.

• $1$ No, I have so much to do and so little time!

• $0$ I sometimes have to cancel online sessions because my internet suddenly dies.

You have access to Covid-19 vaccination and medication if bad comes to worse.

• $4$ Yes, my whole family too.

• $3$ Yes, only me.

• $2$ Yes, as long as it is free.

• $1$ No.

• $0$ What vaccination? I don't believe in it.

You don't have to leave home all the time, because you have enough to survive for a while.

• $4$ Definitely.

• $3$ Yes, since I have family members who have to go out and work to support all of us.

• $2$ Once in a while, I still have to go out too to get necessities.

• $1$ My school/workplace has limited online from home sessions, so we still have to attend offline sessions twice a week.

• $0$ Not at all.