Greta Anderson and Cliff Lumsden win the world professional 25-mile-long distance swim championship in Atlantic City

The video covers a professional long-distance swimming championship involving representatives from six nations. The women's race starts first, followed by the men's race an hour later. The course is a challenging 25-mile stretch starting at Atlantic City's Steel Pier, featuring open sea and tidewaters. Cliff Lumsden from Toronto and Tom Park from Marineland compete closely, while Greta Anderson leads the women's race. Anderson wins the women's prize, and Lumsden narrowly beats Park to win the men's prize.

What is the total distance covered in the long-distance swimming championship?

• 25 miles

• 15 miles

• 30 miles

• 20 miles

Who were the two male swimmers competing closely in the championship?

• Cliff Lumsden and Greta Anderson

• Tom Park and Greta Anderson

• Tom Park and another swimmer

• Cliff Lumsden and Tom Park

What elements made the swimming course a true marathon test?

• Open sea and strong winds

• Cold temperatures and rain

• Inland tidewaters and currents

• Shallow waters and high waves

Who won the women's first prize in the championship?

• Another female swimmer

• Cliff Lumsden

• Greta Anderson

• Tom Park

By how much did Cliff Lumsden beat Tom Park in the men's race?

• Three strokes or four seconds

• One stroke or two seconds

• Two strokes or three seconds

• Four strokes or five seconds