CNN 10 covers Easter celebrations during lockdown, the economic impact of COVID-19, and government stimulus efforts. It discusses COVID-19 testing, antibodies, and their role in immunity. The video also explores the Raven Master's duties at the Tower of London and the significance of the Hubble Space Telescope's images.

How did many Christians attend Easter services during the COVID-19 pandemic?

• In person at churches

• Through virtual services

• By gathering in large groups

• By visiting the Vatican

What was one of the main concerns for unemployed workers during the pandemic?

• Attending social events

• Finding new jobs

• Traveling abroad

• Making ends meet

What is the purpose of antibody testing according to the video?

• To diagnose current infections

• To develop new vaccines

• To determine immunity to the virus

• To replace swab tests

What is the significance of the antibody test in the context of the pandemic?

• It is used to develop vaccines

• It helps identify past infection and potential immunity

• It confirms current infection

• It replaces all other forms of testing

What is the role of the Raven Master at the Tower of London?

• To train the ravens to perform tricks

• To ensure the safety and welfare of the ravens

• To organize tours of the Tower

• To count the number of visitors

What legend is associated with the ravens at the Tower of London?

• They were a gift from a foreign king

• They can predict the future

• They are the spirits of past kings

• Their departure would bring disaster to England

When was the Hubble Space Telescope launched into orbit?

• 1990

• 2000

• 2010

• 1980

What unique feature does NASA offer related to the Hubble Space Telescope?

• A chance to name a star

• A virtual tour of the telescope

• Images taken on your birthday

• A live feed of space

What was the cost of maintaining and upgrading the Hubble Space Telescope?

• 15 billion dollars

• 10 billion dollars

• 20 billion dollars

• 5 billion dollars

What is the speed of the Hubble Space Telescope as it orbits the Earth?

• 20,000 miles per hour

• 10,000 miles per hour

• 15,000 miles per hour

• 17,000 miles per hour