Calif. Governor Bans Some Indoor Business; Some Schools To Go Online

Governor Gavin Newsom ordered the closure of indoor operations at bars, restaurants, and other venues statewide due to rising COVID-19 cases. Additional closures were mandated in 30 counties, affecting gyms, hair salons, and churches. California reported a seven-day average of over 8,600 new cases, with approximately 330,000 confirmed cases and 7,000 deaths. Schools in Los Angeles and San Diego will start the year online, serving over 800,000 students. The Trump administration has threatened to withhold federal funds from schools that do not fully reopen.

What action did Governor Gavin Newsom take in response to the rise in COVID-19 cases?

• He mandated the closure of indoor operations at certain establishments.

• He imposed a curfew across the state.

• He lifted all restrictions statewide.

• He ordered the closure of all outdoor activities.

Which establishments were ordered to close statewide by Governor Newsom?

• Parks and beaches

• Churches and schools

• Gyms and hair salons

• Bars, restaurants, and movie theaters

What was the seven-day average of new COVID-19 cases in California as of the report?

• Over 5,000 cases per day

• Over 8,600 cases per day

• Over 12,000 cases per day

• Over 10,000 cases per day

How many confirmed COVID-19 cases had California reported at the time of the announcement?

• Around 500,000 cases

• Around 330,000 cases

• Around 200,000 cases

• Around 100,000 cases

What did the Los Angeles and San Diego Unified School Districts decide regarding the start of the school year?

• They announced all classes would be online.

• They postponed the start of the school year.

• They opted for a hybrid model of learning.

• They decided to reopen schools fully.