States Move To Close Restaurants And Bars

In response to COVID-19, several states like Illinois, Ohio, and Massachusetts are asking businesses to halt dine-in services, while businesses like Chick-fil-A and Starbucks are moving to drive-thru and takeout only. California allows dining with reduced capacity to ensure social distancing, but bars and nightclubs must close. The CDC recommends canceling gatherings of 50 or more people for the next eight weeks.

Which states are mentioned as asking businesses to stop dine-in services?

• Nevada, Arizona, Colorado

• New York, New Jersey, Connecticut

• California, Texas, Florida

• Illinois, Ohio, Massachusetts

What service model are businesses like Chick-fil-A and Starbucks adopting?

• Dine-in only

• Drive-thru and takeout

• Home delivery

• Curbside pickup

What is California's approach to restaurant dining during the pandemic?

• Complete closure of all restaurants

• Allowing full capacity dining

• Limited dine-in with social distancing

• Only outdoor dining allowed

What does the CDC recommend regarding gatherings?

• Gatherings of 100 or more should be canceled

• Gatherings of 50 or more should be canceled or postponed

• Gatherings of 10 or more should be canceled

• All gatherings should be allowed

Which establishments in California are directed to close?

• Bars, wineries, and nightclubs

• Restaurants and cafes

• Shopping malls

• Gyms and fitness centers