A take more prudent actions B increase virus-related spending C make easy monetary policies D give away a large sum of money

A Policy-makers are not acting with certainin structions. B Policy-makers are feeling their way in policy making. C Policy-makers are flying to an unknown direction. D Policy-makers are turning a blind eye to the economic hit.

A A check from the Chancellor. B Adequate financial subsidies. C Sick pay to self-isolated men. D Relief to cash flow problems.

A compensation in the form of cash for tiny companies B statutory sick pay given to employees in all companies C assistance in management for 700,000 companies D zero business tax for companies in retailing

A approval B ambiguity C opposition D indifference

A will save lives and suppress the spread of the pandemic B will increase the bandwidth and manage the congestion C will help ease the constraints of economic paralysis D will help directly recognize and combat the virus

A Because it will offer a huge surge in digital traffic. B Because it will handle exponential growth in digital traffic. C Because it will soon wipe out digital divide. D Because it will help countries access to digital services.

A gap B gulf C crack D blank

A It is unwise to sustain private-public sector collaboration. B COVID-19 has increased the connectivity chasm. C Only a small number of people are totally cut-off from the Internet. D COVID-19 increases the private-public cooperation to a large extent.

A Different Internet Strategies B The Evolution of the Internet C Seeking Increased Bandwidth, Congestion Management D Excessive Demands Increase the Cost of the Internet