President Biden To Deliver State Of The Union Speech To Full House

The State of the Union address will be held on March 4th with all 535 members of Congress, Supreme Court justices, press, administrative staff, and other guests invited. President Biden will speak to a full chamber, unlike last year’s limited attendance due to COVID-19. Attendees must wear masks and have negative COVID-19 tests, while vaccines and booster shots are recommended but not mandatory.

Who are invited to attend the State of the Union address?

• Only members of Congress

• Only administrative staff and guests

• Members of Congress, Supreme Court, press, and other guests

• Only the Supreme Court and press

What is different about this year's State of the Union address compared to last year?

• It will be delivered to a full chamber

• It will have limited attendance

• It will be held virtually

• It will be postponed

What is required for attendees at the State of the Union address?

• Only a mask

• Only a negative COVID-19 test

• Both a mask and a negative COVID-19 test

• Neither a mask nor a test

Are vaccines and booster shots mandatory for attending the State of the Union address?

• Only booster shots are mandatory

• Only vaccines are mandatory

• No, they are not required

• Yes, they are mandatory

What is the recommended but not required health measure for attendees?

• Staying at home

• Getting vaccinated and boosted

• Having a negative COVID-19 test

• Wearing a mask