Pres. Biden Will Give First Congressional Address To Sparse Crowd

The President's address to Congress will be notably different this year due to the pandemic. Unlike previous years with large crowds, this year's event is invitation-only, with about 200 members of Congress attending, which is significantly less than usual. The White House will also have a limited number of guests, and the rest will watch virtually. This change reflects the ongoing adjustments due to the pandemic.

How will the President's address to Congress differ this year compared to previous years?

• It will be broadcasted on radio only.

• It will be held in a different country.

• It will be held outdoors.

• It will be invitation-only with fewer attendees.

What was a common scene during past State of the Union addresses?

• A quiet and empty hall.

• A packed house with people high-fiving.

• A virtual audience.

• A small group of attendees.

Which past presidents' State of the Union addresses are mentioned in the transcript?

• Joe Biden and Kamala Harris

• Donald Trump and Barack Obama

• Ronald Reagan and Jimmy Carter

• George W. Bush and Bill Clinton

How many members of Congress will be allowed in the chamber this year?

• About 100

• About 200

• About 300

• About 400

How will most people watch the President's address this year?

• Virtually

• Through a private invitation

• On a delayed broadcast

• In person at the venue