Arlene Foster on coronavirus restrictions in Northern Ireland

The UK has raised its COVID-19 alert level to 5, prompting Northern Ireland to enforce a stay-at-home law with specific exceptions. Rising case numbers are a concern, with over 60,000 daily cases in the UK and 1,300 in Northern Ireland. All educational institutions will switch to remote learning until mid-February, with a review at the end of January. Childcare services will continue to operate.

What alert level has the UK been raised to due to the coronavirus situation?

• Level 4

• Level 5

• Level 6

• Level 3

What is the main message of the new regulation enforced by law in Northern Ireland?

• Go shopping

• Travel freely

• Stay at home

• Visit friends

Which of the following is NOT a reason to leave home under the new stay-at-home order?

• Visiting a friend

• Exercising

• Going to work if you can't work from home

• Shopping for essentials

What is the current daily coronavirus case count that the UK has surpassed?

• 60,000

• 50,000

• 55,000

• 65,000

Until when will educational institutions in Northern Ireland switch to remote learning?

• End of February

• Middle of February

• Middle of March

• End of January