CLEAN : Meet the siblings who'll be the first to represent Cape Verde, swimming at the Olympics

The video discusses the journey of representing Cape Verde in swimming at the Olympics, highlighting cultural differences and the excitement of international competitions. It covers unexpected opportunities that arose through social media, the rigorous training routine, and balancing school with swimming. The influence of family and early beginnings in the sport are also explored.

What is the significance of July 23rd for the swimmer?

• It's the date of the opening ceremony.

• It's the swimmer's birthday.

• It's the date of the African Championships.

• It's the date of the New England record.

How did the opportunity to compete in Africa initially appear to the family?

• As a scholarship opportunity.

• As a legitimate offer.

• As a local competition.

• As a scam.

What is the main focus of the swimmer's daily routine?

• Participating in local events.

• Cooking traditional dishes.

• Balancing training and academics.

• Traveling to different countries.

What is the traditional dish mentioned in the transcript?

• Cachupa

• Jollof rice

• Biryani

• Paella

How did the family initially get involved in swimming?

• By joining a school team.

• Through a family friend.

• By watching the Olympics.

• Through a local swim club.

What was unique about Jayla's interest in swimming?

• She was forced by her parents.

• She showed natural talent from a young age.

• She disliked swimming initially.

• She preferred other sports.

What did the parents notice about their children's attitude towards swimming?

• They were self-motivated and eager.

• They preferred other activities.

• They needed constant motivation.

• They were reluctant to swim.