Question
"The indoor spaces in which Americans spend 87 percent of their time became
staging grounds for super-spreading events. One study showed that the odds of
catching the virus from an infected person are roughly 19 times higher indoors than
in open air. Shielded from the elements and among crowds clustered in prolonged
proximity, the coronavirus ran rampant in the conference rooms of a Boston hotel,
the cabins of the Diamond Princess cruise ship, and a church hall in Washington
State where a choir practiced for just a few hours."
Answer
Indoor spaces are more likely to be sites of super-spreading events due to the increased risk of catching the virus from an infected person.