Only In United Kingdom 13 - Cheese Rolling Tradition

The video describes the traditional cheese rolling contest held annually on Cooper's Hill in Gloucestershire. Spectators gather to watch participants chase a rolling cheese down a hill, with the first to reach the bottom winning the cheese. The event is known for its simplicity and the high risk of injury, as many participants end up with hospital bills. Organizers claim this year's event was one of the safest, with only three broken bones. Strategies for success include leaning back to maintain control, though some participants still tumble. The race is competitive, often resulting in a close finish.

What is the primary role of the paramedics at the cheese rolling contest?

• To participate in the race

• To roll the cheese down the hill

• To provide first aid to injured participants

• To judge the contest

What happens to the winner of the cheese rolling contest?

• They receive a trophy

• They get to keep the cheese

• They win a cash prize

• They are given a medal

Where is the cheese rolling competition held annually?

• Cooper's Hill in Brockworth, Gloucestershire

• The Cotswolds, England

• Stonehenge, Wiltshire

• The Lake District, Cumbria

According to the organizer, what is a key strategy to avoid losing control during the race?

• Roll sideways

• Lean back while descending

• Jump over obstacles

• Run as fast as possible

How many people broke bones in this year's contest, making it one of the safest on record?

• Ten

• Five

• None

• Three