VOICED: Olympics/Ice Hockey: Canada has hockey fever

The video explores the deep-rooted connection between hockey and Canadian culture, emphasizing the sport's significance as a national treasure. It highlights the generational love for hockey, with many Canadians playing from a young age. The video also discusses Canada's aspirations for Olympic gold, particularly the men's and women's teams. It acknowledges the growing recognition of women's hockey in Canada, contrasting it with past challenges. Finally, it portrays hockey as a sport enjoyed by Canadians of all ages and in various conditions, from street hockey to frozen lakes.

What is the general attitude of Canadian fans towards their hockey teams?

• They are indifferent to hockey.

• They only support teams with famous players.

• They only support winning teams.

• They support their teams regardless of performance.

What is the significance of winning a gold medal for Canada in hockey?

• It is seen as a minor achievement.

• It is not a priority for the country.

• It is considered a national disappointment if not achieved.

• It is only important for the players.

What is a common experience shared by many Canadians regarding hockey?

• Only professional players have a history with hockey.

• Many Canadians have played hockey at some level.

• Most Canadians have no personal history with hockey.

• Hockey is only popular among young people.

How has the recognition of women's hockey in Canada changed over time?

• It has always been highly recognized.

• It has gained more recognition recently.

• It is still not recognized.

• It was more recognized in the past.

What is a unique aspect of hockey participation in Canada?

• It is only played professionally.

• It is played by people of all ages and in any weather.

• It is only played during winter.

• It is not played on frozen lakes.