Former President Calvin Coolidge fishes at farm of former Sen. George McLean

Calvin Coolidge, former U.S. President, enjoys a carefree day fishing on a Connecticut farm. While others pursue political ambitions, Coolidge finds success in catching trout, demonstrating his skill and enthusiasm. The fish seem eager to be caught, and Coolidge's excitement grows with each catch, symbolizing a sense of prosperity and leisure.

Where does Calvin Coolidge spend his day fishing?

• On a Connecticut farm

• In the White House

• At a presidential convention

• In a New England city

What is Calvin Coolidge's attitude while fishing?

• Stressed and anxious

• Indifferent and bored

• Carefree and relaxed

• Focused on politics

What is Coolidge fishing for while others are busy with political pursuits?

• Votes

• Trout

• Presidential nominations

• Delegates

How does Coolidge's fishing luck appear during his trip?

• He struggles to catch any fish

• He doesn't catch any fish

• He only catches small fish

• He catches a fish with every cast

What emotion does Coolidge display as he continues to catch fish?

• Disappointment

• Enthusiasm

• Frustration

• Indifference