I, READING - As the number of confirmed cases of new coronavirus infection continues to soar in the United States, the current epicentre of the global pandemic, the majority of Americans are concerned that they might get the disease and that they could unintentionally spread it. others. The difference in race and income concerns about contracting COVID-19, spreading it to others. However, these concerns are more common in black and Hispanic adults than in white adults. - And there are differences of concern between income levels: A third of Americans on lower incomes say they are very concerned about COVID-19 infection and hospitalization. Among high-income adults, only about half (17%) are very interested. Among the general public, a majority (55%) say they are very or somewhat concerned that they will be infected with COVID-19 and need to be hospitalized; almost a quarter are very interested. An even larger proportion (66%) was concerned that they might unintentionally infect others, of which 33% were very concerned about this. ║Choose the ''True" or "False" answer: 1, In the US the number of COVID-19 infections continues to increase. _____________ 2, Race differences in concerns about contracting COVID-19 are less contagious. ______________ 3, Most Americans are concerned that they might get sick and unintentionally infect others. ____________ 4, Among high-income adults, what percentage is an interest in Covid-19? A. 25% B. 10% C. 17% D. All answers are wrong 5, Among the general public, what is the percentage of them that fear they will be infected with COVID-19? A. 15% B. 55% C. 25% D. Not to mention 6, Are there any differences in income levels mentioned in the paragraph above? A. Right B. Wrong C. Doesn't say