Only In Malaysia 12 - Rubber Duck Charity Race

The video describes a fundraising event where a Malaysian newspaper sold tickets for 80,000 yellow rubber ducks, each priced at around five U.S. dollars. The public was entertained by clowns and human-sized ducks while waiting for the race to start. Kuala Lumpur's mayor initiated the race by releasing the ducks into the river. Participants eagerly watched to see if their duck would win. A special mention is made of a yellow duck with sunglasses. A prize of 250,000 U.S. dollars was offered for a red duck crossing the finish line first, but yellow ducks were the first to finish.

What was the purpose of selling tickets for the rubber duck race?

• To break a world record

• To raise funds for needy organizations

• To promote tourism in Malaysia

• To celebrate a national holiday

How did the public engage with the rubber duck race event?

• By participating in a duck parade

• By voting for their favorite duck

• By designing their own rubber ducks

• By watching the race and enjoying entertainment

What unique feature did the narrator's duck have?

• It had a red beak

• It was yellow with black sunglasses

• It was larger than the others

• It was wearing a hat

What was the condition to win the 250,000 U.S. dollars prize?

• Having the fastest duck overall

• Owning a red duck that crossed the line first

• Having a duck with sunglasses

• Owning a yellow duck

Which group of ducks was the first to cross the finish line?

• Red ducks

• Blue ducks

• Green ducks

• Yellow ducks