CDC Recommends Families Avoid Thanksgiving Travel

The CDC advises against traveling during Thanksgiving to prevent COVID-19 spread, suggesting virtual celebrations or small gatherings with household members. It recommends online shopping instead of Black Friday crowds to reduce virus risk. Outdoor activities like pumpkin patches are safe if masks and social distancing are practiced.

What does the CDC suggest as an alternative to traveling during Thanksgiving?

• Hosting large family gatherings

• Virtual celebrations

• Traveling to a different state

• Dining out at a restaurant

What is the main reason the CDC advises against traveling during Thanksgiving?

• To support local tourism

• To avoid traffic congestion

• To prevent the spread of the virus

• To reduce travel costs

Why does the CDC recommend online shopping instead of in-store shopping on Black Friday?

• To reduce the risk of spreading COVID-19

• To avoid long lines

• To support local businesses

• To save money

Which of the following is considered a safe outdoor activity by the CDC?

• Participating in a parade

• Going to a crowded beach

• Visiting a pumpkin patch

• Attending a concert

What precaution does the CDC emphasize for outdoor activities?

• Avoiding all outdoor activities

• Wearing a mask and social distancing

• Traveling in large groups

• Bringing your own food