Leslie Mitchell reports on a unique contest in Kent where hop stringers use giant knitting needles to create a man-made spider's web. The event is described as the largest knitting competition in the world. Participants quickly thread strings from pegs to overhead wires, a process that is almost too fast to follow. Johnny Hook, a seasoned competitor from Sussex, wins the contest for the fourth time, despite the wires being higher than usual. The segment concludes with anticipation for the upcoming crop and Johnny's future success.

What is the primary activity of the hop stringers in the contest?

• Creating a maze

• Knitting a sweater for an elephant

• Transforming a field into a spider's web

• Building a giant tent

What is the height at which the strings are threaded during the contest?

• 15 feet

• 12 feet

• 10 feet

• 20 feet

What is the role of the band in the hop stringers contest?

• To judge the contest

• To bind together the strings

• To play music for the participants

• To provide refreshments

How many times has Johnny Hook won the contest before this year?

• Once

• Twice

• Three times

• Four times

What challenge did Johnny Hook face in this year's contest?

• The wires were higher

• The weather was unfavorable

• The strings were thicker

• The field was larger