CAMPBELL CRASHES

The transcript reports on Donald Campbell's crash while attempting to retain the world land speed record with his car, Bluebird. Campbell, already a world water speed record holder, aimed to be the fastest on land. Despite his courage and determination, his attempt ended in a crash, leaving Bluebird demolished and Campbell critically injured. His efforts and legacy continue to be admired.

Who was the reporter delivering the news about Donald Campbell's crash?

• Geoffrey Shirley

• John Cobb

• Bluebird

• Donald Campbell

What was Donald Campbell's primary goal in his speed record attempt?

• To beat his father's record

• To retain the world land speed record for Britain

• To win a million-pound prize

• To become the fastest man on water

What was the speed of John Cobb's record that others aimed to beat?

• 350 miles an hour

• 400 miles an hour

• 394 miles an hour

• 300 miles an hour

What happened to Donald Campbell's car, Bluebird, during the crash?

• It was slightly damaged

• It was virtually demolished

• It was repaired quickly

• It was unharmed

How is Donald Campbell's courage and persistence described in the report?

• As a new tradition

• As a minor detail

• As a family trait

• As a source of admiration