USS Theodore Roosevelt Sailor Dies From COVID-19

The USS Theodore Roosevelt faced a COVID-19 outbreak, resulting in a sailor's death and over 580 infections. The ship docked in Guam, where sailors isolated in hotels. Guam's tourism suffered, leading to job losses. The Navy faced criticism for its handling of the situation, with Captain Brett Crozier being fired after raising concerns. Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Modly's comments led to his resignation.

What was the cause of death for the sailor from the USS Theodore Roosevelt?

• A. Heart attack

• D. Natural causes

• B. Complications from COVID-19

• C. Accidental injury

How many sailors from the USS Theodore Roosevelt were isolating in nearby hotels?

• C. 1000

• D. 2000

• B. 500

• A. Over 1700

What was the reported number of COVID-19 cases in Guam at the time?

• C. 200

• D. 50

• B. 133

• A. 100

What action did the Guam Hotel and Restaurant Association take in response to the outbreak?

• A. Closed all hotels

• B. Set aside hotels for the ship's crew

• C. Increased hotel prices

• D. Laid off all staff

Why was Captain Brett Crozier fired from his position?

• D. For abandoning the ship

• C. For writing a letter criticizing the situation on board

• B. For not following orders

• A. For leaking a letter to the press