Tennis 1941 US Open Women's Singles

In a thrilling women's tennis finale, Mrs Cook, a veteran international stylist, faces tough competition from Miss Betts, a determined Rollins College coed. Despite the uphill battle, Miss Betts' resilience and form, captured in slow motion, lead her to victory. She wins the third set and the match, earning applause from the sports world as a new heroine emerges.

Who is Mrs. Cook in the women's finale?

• A veteran international stylist

• A new player in the tournament

• A referee in the match

• A coach for Miss Betts

What is Miss Betts' approach to the match?

• She gives up easily

• She relies on her coach's advice

• She plays defensively

• She fights with unbeatable determination

What does the slow-motion camera reveal about Miss Betts?

• Her lack of experience

• Her potential to become a top player

• Her injuries during the match

• Her coaching techniques

What is the outcome of the match for Miss Betts?

• She loses in the final set

• She wins the third set and the match

• She withdraws due to injury

• She ties with Mrs. Cook

How does the sports world react to Miss Betts' victory?

• They criticize her performance

• They ignore her win

• They applaud her as a new heroine

• They question the fairness of the match