72 Tennis Players In Quarantine Ahead Of Australian Open

Tennis players are in a 14-day quarantine due to COVID-19, affecting their practice before a tournament. A charter flight with 25 players reported a positive test, the third such incident. Players with negative tests can train for five hours daily, while others remain confined. Some players are frustrated by the restrictions, but health authorities emphasize the rules and potential fines. Five passengers tested positive, but no players are infected. Despite the quarantine, the tournament will start on February 8th.

What was the main reason tennis players were unable to practice before the tournament?

• They were on vacation.

• The tournament was canceled.

• They were placed in a 14-day quarantine.

• They were injured.

How many charter flights reported a positive COVID-19 test?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

What is the daily training allowance for players who arrived without positive tests?

• Two hours

• Three hours

• Four hours

• Five hours

What could happen to players if they break quarantine rules?

• They could be sent home.

• They could be given extra training time.

• They could be fined or moved to a different quarantine spot.

• They could be banned from the tournament.

Which former US Open champion is part of the quarantine group?

• Serena Williams

• Sloane Stephens

• Naomi Osaka

• Maria Sharapova