CLEAN : Tourists flock to Korean ice fishing festival

The video transcript discusses the speaker's first experience with ice fishing, highlighting the excitement and novelty of the activity. The speaker shares personal anecdotes about fishing with their wife, who is more skilled, and contrasts ice fishing in Canada with their cultural background from Spain, where ice fishing is uncommon. The speaker appreciates the social aspect of ice fishing in Canada compared to the solitude of the activity elsewhere.

What was the speaker's initial reaction to ice fishing?

• They were indifferent.

• They were scared.

• They were very excited.

• They found it boring.

How many fish did the speaker catch compared to their wife?

• The speaker caught fewer fish.

• The speaker caught the same number of fish.

• The speaker caught more fish.

• The speaker did not catch any fish.

Where is the speaker originally from?

• Norway

• United States

• Spain

• Canada

What is a key difference between ice fishing in Canada and the speaker's experience elsewhere?

• In Canada, it is usually done alone.

• In Canada, it is done in groups.

• In Canada, it is more social.

• In Canada, it is more competitive.

What aspect of ice fishing did the speaker find more enjoyable in their new experience?

• The competition

• The quietness

• The challenge

• The social interaction