Arkansas Gov. Declares Lack Of Stay-At-Home Order 'Successful'

Arkansas, one of seven states without a stay-at-home order, has managed COVID-19 through low population density, mask-wearing, and social distancing. Governor Asa Hutchinson emphasized a long-term approach, declaring a statewide emergency, closing schools, and increasing testing. The state is reportedly beating the trendline in COVID-19 cases. Researchers project peak daily deaths on April 29th. As of Sunday, Arkansas had about 1300 confirmed cases and 27 deaths.

What factor did Governor Asa Hutchinson cite as contributing to Arkansas's success in combating COVID-19 without a stay-at-home order?

• Low population density

• High population density

• Strict lockdown measures

• Early vaccine distribution

What approach does Governor Hutchinson believe is necessary to combat COVID-19 effectively?

• A long-term strategy

• Ignoring social distancing

• A short-term approach

• Relying solely on lockdowns

What actions did Governor Hutchinson take when Arkansas reported its first COVID-19 case?

• Increased public gatherings

• Implemented a statewide lockdown

• Declared a statewide emergency and closed schools

• Reduced testing

According to researchers, when is Arkansas expected to reach its peak in daily COVID-19 deaths?

• May 10th

• April 29th

• June 1st

• March 15th

As of the report, how many confirmed COVID-19 cases were there in Arkansas?

• 1000 cases

• 2000 cases

• 1300 cases

• 500 cases