Los Angeles Has Tests To Spare As Virus Cases Drop And Beaches Open

The video discusses the decline in COVID-19 infection rates in Los Angeles County, highlighting the efforts of Mayor Eric Garcetti to make testing widely available. Despite the drop in infection rates, the city continues to manage the virus by keeping beaches open only for active recreation. Lifeguards have taken on new responsibilities as frontline health workers, contributing to the ongoing public health efforts.

What was the average number of new cases for each COVID-19 infection before the decline?

• 2 new cases

• 1 new case

• 5 new cases

• 3.5 new cases

How much did the city of Los Angeles pay per test kit to make them widely available?

• $200

• $150

• $137

• $100

How many tests per week is Los Angeles averaging?

• 75,000 tests

• 60,000 tests

• 57,000 tests

• 45,000 tests

What activities are allowed on the reopened beaches in Los Angeles?

• Sunbathing and picnicking

• Playing beach volleyball

• Walking, running, swimming, and surfing

• Organizing large gatherings

What new role are many lifeguards taking on during the pandemic?

• Tour guides

• Frontline health workers

• Beach patrol

• Event organizers