1965 Grand National horse race

The Grand National is a significant event for both Americans and Englishmen, with different cultural meanings. The race is a challenging steeplechase, featuring 30 jumps over a four-and-a-half-mile course. Many horses fail to finish due to the course's difficulty. The race progresses with Freddie as a favorite, but Rondetto takes the lead. Ultimately, only 14 horses complete the race.

How do Americans and Englishmen differ in their perception of the Grand National?

• Americans see it as a social event, while Englishmen see it as a sweepstakes draw.

• Americans see it as a sweepstakes draw, while Englishmen see it as a social event.

• Both Americans and Englishmen see it as a social event.

• Both Americans and Englishmen see it as a sweepstakes draw.

What is the length of the Grand National race?

• Four and a half miles

• Three miles

• Six miles

• Five miles

How many jumps are there on the Grand National course?

• 20 jumps

• 30 jumps

• 35 jumps

• 25 jumps

Which horse is mentioned as a favorite in the race?

• Black Beauty

• Seabiscuit

• Freddie

• Rondetto

How many horses are expected to finish the race?

• 16 horses

• 14 horses

• 12 horses

• 10 horses