TUNA FISHING

The video covers the 10th International Tuna Tournament off the Wedgeport, Nova Scotia coast. Fishing boats from around the world participated, competing for fun and glory. The scoring was based on a point-to-pound system. Mexico emerged victorious with 1,239 points, thanks to a 723-pound catch by the team captain. The awards were presented by the Queen.

Where did the fishing boats set out from for the 10th International Tuna Tournament?

• Wedgeport, Nova Scotia

• Halifax, Nova Scotia

• St. John's, Newfoundland

• Vancouver, British Columbia

What was the main purpose of the participants in the Tuna Tournament?

• To win a cash prize

• To gain international recognition

• For fun and glory

• To promote sustainable fishing

How was the scoring determined in the tournament?

• By the speed of catching fish

• By a point-to-pound system

• By the total weight of fish caught

• By the number of fish caught

Which country won the tournament?

• Mexico

• United States

• Japan

• Canada

What was the weight of the prize catch that contributed to Mexico's victory?

• 500 pounds

• 723 pounds

• 850 pounds

• 900 pounds