A) April 1, 2020 B) March 1, 2020 C) February 20, 2020 D) January 15, 2020
A) Since March B) Since November C) Since December D) Since January
A) May 1, 2020 B) March 15, 2020 C) March 29, 2020 D) April 10, 2020
A) Over 2,000 deaths B) Over 50,000 deaths C) Over 10,000 deaths D) Over 500 deaths
A) US Army, National Guard, and Air National Guard B) Hospital medical staff C) Local police and fire departments D) Private funeral home workers only
A) Starting March 1, 2020 B) Starting April 1, 2020 C) Starting March 16, 2020 D) Starting February 15, 2020
A) March 30, 2020 B) March 10, 2020 C) March 20, 2020 D) April 5, 2020
A) It operated on a normal schedule B) It was completely shut down C) It remained open with substantially reduced service D) It was made free for everyone
A) Retail, transportation, and restaurant sectors B) Healthcare and education sectors C) Construction and manufacturing sectors D) Tech and finance sectors
A) They did not decline B) More than 10% C) Less than 2% D) More than 50%
A) June 2020 B) May 2020 C) September 2020 D) July 2020
A) August 2020 B) October 2020 C) November 2020 D) September 2020
A) Indoor dining on December 31; schools closed in December B) Indoor dining on November 20; schools closed in September C) Indoor dining on December 14; schools closed in November D) Indoor dining on November 1; schools closed in October
A) January 1, 2021 B) December 11, 2020 C) November 25, 2020 D) December 21, 2020
A) 10% B) 22% C) 65% D) 44%
A) April 15, 2020 B) May 1, 2020 C) March 1, 2020 D) June 15, 2020
A) Exceeded 20,000 B) Exceeded 10,000 C) Exceeded 45,000 D) Exceeded 100,000
A) December 31, 2022 B) August 19, 2023 C) January 1, 2024 D) September 15, 2023
A) A zookeeper from the Bronx Zoo B) A 50-year-old lawyer from Manhattan C) A tourist from China visiting Queens D) A 39-year-old health care worker who returned from Iran
A) Asia B) Europe C) South America D) Africa
A) Mayor Bill de Blasio B) The World Health Organization C) Governor Andrew Cuomo D) President Donald Trump
A) April 5, 2020 B) March 20, 2020 C) March 11, 2020 D) March 1, 2020
A) Brooklyn B) Manhattan C) The Bronx D) Queens
A) USNS Comfort B) USS Enterprise C) USNS Hope D) USNS Mercy
A) Mobile morgue trailers B) Military tents C) Shipping containers D) Refrigerator trucks
A) A polar bear B) A lowland gorilla C) An African lion D) A Malayan tiger
A) Contaminated meat shipments B) A visiting tourist from Europe C) An infected veterinarian D) An infected zookeeper not yet showing symptoms
A) St. Patrick's Day parades B) Pride month concerts C) New Year's Eve celebrations D) George Floyd protests
A) June 24, 2020 B) June 1, 2020 C) May 20, 2020 D) July 15, 2020
A) Customers refusing to wear face masks and uncertain role of air conditioning B) Mandatory curfews at night C) Protests blocking restaurants D) Lack of food supplies
A) Allowed restaurants to operate 24 hours B) Expanded outdoor space by shutting down certain areas C) Subsidized food delivery apps D) Provided free meals to all citizens
A) Cancelled entirely B) Recorded in advance C) Read via video conference live D) Read by military personnel only
A) Hundred B) Fifty C) Twenty D) Five
A) November 15, 2020 B) December 21, 2020 C) January 5, 2021 D) December 11, 2020
A) February 8, 2021 B) April 29, 2021 C) July 7, 2021 D) March 8, 2021
A) February 8, 2021 B) February 25, 2021 C) March 8, 2021 D) March 22, 2021
A) The Uniformed Firefighters Association B) Cuomo C) The DOHMH D) de Blasio
A) A citywide press conference B) A virtual gala C) A ticker tape parade D) A fireworks display
A) "NYC Strong" B) "Hometown Heroes" C) "Healthcare Champions" D) "Essential Workers"
A) The Uniformed Firefighters Association B) The CDC C) The Uniformed EMS Officers Union D) The DOHMH
A) The Uniformed Firefighters Association B) The Teachers Federation C) The Uniformed EMS Officers Union D) The New York Police Department
A) The Omicron variant B) The original strain C) The Delta variant D) The Alpha variant
A) 75% B) 57% C) 32% D) 100%
A) EMS officer requests B) Firefighter union demands C) CDC guidance D) State health department orders
A) The Alpha variant B) Influenza C) The Delta variant D) Pneumonia
A) Bill de Blasio B) Kathy Hochul C) Oxiris Barbot D) Robert Holden
A) 89 B) 70 C) 7 D) 12
A) 89 B) 7 C) 12 D) 70
A) 12 B) 70 C) 89 D) 7
A) 7-day B) 21-day C) 14-day D) 10-day
A) 2025–2026 B) 2023–2024 C) 2020–2021 D) 2024–2025
A) Gyms B) Pharmacies C) Gas stations D) Grocery stores
A) The city council B) The federal government C) The mayor's office D) The governor's office
A) 8,700 B) 5,683 C) 500 D) 10,000
A) Limited to outdoor spaces only B) Limited to 10 people C) Required to practice social distancing D) Canceled or postponed
A) Construction work B) Retail sales C) Essential services D) Government administration
A) At least ten feet B) At least three feet C) At least six feet D) At least two meters
A) Non-contact B) Contact sports C) Indoor sports D) Team sports
A) For daily commuting B) When absolutely necessary C) Only during off-peak hours D) Whenever needed
A) A consultation with local police B) A phone call to the mayor C) A COVID-19 rapid test D) A telehealth visit
A) Government officials B) Healthcare workers C) Young people D) Essential employees
A) Using UV sanitizing lights B) Washing hands with soap for two minutes C) Using isopropyl alcohol wipes D) Wearing rubber gloves
A) $250 B) $50 C) $1,000 D) $500
A) Tri-State Regional Committee B) Eastern States Multi-state Council C) Northeastern Pandemic Taskforce D) New York Metro Health Coalition
A) Ten B) Seven C) Three D) Five
A) 15 percent B) 30 percent C) 50 percent D) 25 percent
A) 30 B) 100 C) 50 D) 15
A) Construction B) Indoor dining C) Gyms D) Hair salons
A) 25% B) 50% C) 33% D) 100%
A) 50% B) 33% C) 75% D) 25%
A) May 28 B) June 8 C) July 20 D) June 1
A) Two B) Six C) Four D) Seven
A) Indoor restaurants B) Shopping malls C) Gyms and fitness centers D) Drive-in theaters
A) Yes B) Only for unvaccinated people C) No D) Only at the discretion of the owner
A) The CDC B) The owner's discretion C) The NYC Health Department D) Governor Cuomo
A) Three B) Five C) Two D) Four
A) Green zone B) Yellow zone C) Orange zone D) Red zone
A) Red zone B) Orange zone C) Yellow zone D) Blue zone
A) Limited to 4 people B) Limited to 25 people C) Limited to 10 people D) Prohibited
A) Outdoor dining only with 4 people per table B) Indoor dining with 4 people per table C) Takeout/delivery only D) Fully open with no restrictions
A) Mandatory weekly testing B) Remote learning only C) No restrictions D) Complete closure
A) An executive order by the President B) The complete eradication of COVID-19 C) Various lawsuits D) A vote by the state legislature
A) Use only buses B) Stay off public transit C) Wear two face masks D) Pay a $500 fine
A) 92% B) 83% C) 50% D) 100%
A) 83 B) 170 C) 41 D) 131
A) 131 B) 500 C) 41 D) 83
A) 83 B) 131 C) 41 D) 170
A) Governor Hochul B) Sarah Feinberg C) Jeffrey E. Harris D) An epidemiologist from Yale
A) Governor of New York B) Interim New York City Transit President C) Mayor of New York City D) MTA Chairperson
A) Hotels serving as emergency shelters B) Public parks C) Empty subway cars D) Out-of-state facilities
A) To stop protests B) To repair tracks C) For cleaning D) Due to lack of electricity
A) MYmta app feature B) NYC COVID Safe app C) Uber transit tracker D) Google Maps integration
A) 83 B) 131 C) 170 D) 41
A) Flawed – period B) Worthy of implementation C) A breakthrough discovery D) Helpful and accurate
A) 127 B) 50 C) 749 D) 25
A) An increase in state infection rates B) Failure to inspect ventilation systems C) Parent protests D) Continued obstacles including teacher shortages
A) Ventilation systems would be removed B) Teachers would be terminated C) They would lose their funding D) Students would be expelled
A) The High Line B) Central Park C) Flushing Meadows D) Fort Totten
A) Bethesda Terrace B) Sheep Meadow C) The Ramble D) Strawberry Fields
A) A special resident ID B) Proof of vaccination C) Free timed-entry passes D) Paid admission tickets |