Impact of COVID-19 and Viral Claims

The video covers the Wuhan coronavirus, highlighting its impact and the situation on the Diamond Princess cruise ship. It also discusses the US presidential primaries, focusing on the New Hampshire primary and the use of old voting technology. Lastly, it debunks the viral broom challenge myth, explaining the science behind it.

What is the origin of the Wuhan coronavirus?

• A city in China

• A city in India

• A city in South Korea

• A city in Japan

What has been one of the global impacts of the Wuhan coronavirus?

• Rise in stock markets

• Decrease in online shopping

• Closed borders and canceled flights

• Increased tourism

Who is Rebecca Frazier?

• A passenger on the Diamond Princess

• A health official

• A journalist in Tokyo

• A doctor in Wuhan

What was the main issue with the Iowa Democratic caucuses?

• Lack of voter turnout

• New technology causing problems

• Weather conditions

• Security threats

Why does Windsor, New Hampshire, use a 130-year-old voting machine?

• It's a requirement by law

• It's a tourist attraction

• It works effectively

• It's a tradition

How long does it take for light from the Sun to reach Earth?

• 8 hours

• 8 minutes

• 8 seconds

• 8 days

What was the viral internet claim about brooms?

• They can change color

• They can fly on their own

• They can stand up due to gravitational pull

• They can clean without human help

What did the viral tweet falsely credit NASA with?

• Announcing a new planet

• Predicting a solar eclipse

• Discovering a new star

• Saying brooms can stand due to gravitational pull

What is the main reason brooms can stand on their own?

• Wind currents

• Magnetic fields

• Bristles forming a tripod

• Gravitational pull

What is the main message of the broom standing section?

• NASA is always right

• Check facts before believing viral claims

• Believe everything on the internet

• Brooms are magical