Colorado Gov. Raises Restrictions, Tells State 'Do Better'

The video discusses the re-implementation of COVID-19 restrictions in Colorado due to rising cases. Several counties are moving to stricter levels, affecting businesses like gyms and restaurants by reducing their capacity. Governor Jared Polis warns that without changes, the state will run out of hospital beds by year-end. He emphasizes the need for better efforts to prevent unnecessary deaths.

What is the main reason for reimplementing restrictions in Colorado?

• To increase tourism

• Due to rising COVID-19 cases

• To improve the economy

• To prepare for winter sports

Which of the following is NOT a part of the new restrictions in Denver?

• Reduced capacity in offices

• Increased capacity in gyms

• Reduced capacity in restaurants

• Reduced capacity in retail stores

What level is Denver moving to as part of the new restrictions?

• Level 2

• Level 1

• Level 4

• Level 3

What is Governor Jared Polis's main concern if changes are not made?

• Shortage of hospital beds

• Lack of educational resources

• Decrease in tourism

• Increased unemployment

What could happen if Colorado does not improve its COVID-19 situation, according to the governor?

• More Coloradans will die unnecessarily

• Tourism will decline significantly

• The state will face a financial crisis

• Schools will remain closed indefinitely