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The video discusses the dynamics of school attendance, emphasizing the importance of not being complacent about safety measures. It highlights how complacency led to a second wave of a virus and stresses the need for continued vigilance. A case study from Shirley is presented, where a new case emerged after a period of no new cases, underscoring the need for robust actions to prevent further outbreaks.

What is the main reason the young girl wants to stay home from school?

• She is feeling unwell.

• She enjoys being at home.

• She is afraid of the school environment.

• She wants to avoid the virus.

Why is it important not to become complacent during a crisis?

• It can lead to boredom.

• It helps in reducing stress.

• It may result in a false sense of security.

• It encourages people to work harder.

What was the consequence of complacency in the context of the virus?

• Improved safety measures.

• A decrease in virus cases.

• An increase in public gatherings.

• A second wave of the virus.

What happened in Shirley after a period of no new cases?

• New safety measures were introduced.

• The community celebrated.

• A single new case emerged.

• The virus was completely eradicated.

What does the example of Shirley emphasize?

• The role of government in crisis management.

• The need for continuous vigilance.

• The importance of celebrating small victories.

• The effectiveness of lockdowns.