30 Questions
What is another term for stand up paddle boarding?
Paddle surfing
Which water sport involves riding a bodyboard on the crest, face, and curl of a wave?
Bodyboarding
In cable skiing, how is the skier propelled through the water?
By an electrically-driven cable
What is the main difference between traditional rowing and cable skiing?
Type of boat propulsion
What is the purpose of using swim fins in bodyboarding?
For additional propulsion and control on waves
What makes a boat propelled by a rowing shell different from a regular rowboat?
The seat that moves forward and backward
What is the primary purpose of a snorkel?
To allow the wearer to breathe air from above the surface when the head is submerged
Which of the following is NOT one of the four types of surfing waves?
Crashing waves
What is the primary advantage of perfecting the dolphin kick in swimming?
It gives swimmers a significant advantage off the starting block
Where is paddle boarding typically performed?
In open ocean
What is the primary purpose of surfing?
To ride waves in an upright or prone position
Which of the following statements about snorkeling is NOT true?
It requires the use of an oxygen tank
Which of the following is NOT a physical benefit of aquatics mentioned in the text?
Aquatics helps in developing muscular strength and power.
Which of the following is NOT a social benefit of aquatics?
It helps in developing leadership skills.
Which of the following is a psychological benefit of aquatics mentioned in the text?
An appreciation of personal success is experienced.
Which of the following statements is TRUE about aquatic education techniques?
They teach children how to react around water.
Which of the following statements is NOT true based on the information provided in the text?
Aquatics helps in developing competitive swimming skills.
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a benefit of aquatics?
Aquatics helps in developing flexibility and agility.
What are the five events that make up the modern pentathlon in the Olympics?
Fencing, freestyle swimming, equestrian show jumping, pistol shooting, and cross country running
In whitewater rafting, what are the primary methods used for propulsion?
Oars and paddles
What is the purpose of the 'MUSHROOM FLOAT' technique described in the text?
To shift the center of buoyancy higher in swimming
Which sport activity has evolved from single-bladed paddlers to multi-person rafts?
Rafting
What is the last step in the 'KICK & GLIDE' underwater technique?
Kick to put force and glide underwater
Which of the following is NOT a part of the modern pentathlon in the Olympics?
Rowing
Which of the following statements about sweep rowing is correct?
Sweep rowing involves boats with 2, 4, or 8 rowers, each holding one oar with both hands.
Which of the following statements about sculling is incorrect?
Sculling is a type of rowing that involves propelling the boat with a single oar over the stern.
What is the primary difference between sweep rowing and sculling?
The number of oars each rower uses.
Which of the following is not a type of sailing discipline mentioned in the text?
Parasailing.
What is the relationship between sailboarding/windsurfing and surfing?
Sailboarding/windsurfing combines surfing and sailing into a new water sport.
Which of the following statements about triathlon is correct?
Triathlon involves three continuous and sequential endurance races.
Study Notes
Water Sports
- Stand-up paddle boarding (SUP) is also known as stand-up paddle surfing (SUPS)
Bodyboarding
- Riding a bodyboard on the crest, face, and curl of a wave is called bodyboarding
- Swim fins are used in bodyboarding to improve propulsion and maneuverability
Cable Skiing
- In cable skiing, the skier is propelled through the water by an electrically driven cable system
- The main difference between traditional rowing and cable skiing is the use of an electric motor to propel the skier
Rowing
- A boat propelled by a rowing shell is different from a regular rowboat in that it uses a narrow, lightweight boat to maximize speed
- Sweep rowing involves a single oar per rower, while sculling involves two oars per rower
- The primary difference between sweep rowing and sculling is the number of oars used
Snorkeling
- The primary purpose of a snorkel is to allow a swimmer to observe underwater life without surfacing for air
- The snorkel allows swimmers to conserve energy and swim longer distances
Surfing
- Surfing involves riding a wave on a surfboard
- There are four types of surfing waves: waves with a smooth face, waves with a broken or whitewater face, waves with both smooth and broken faces, and waves with a tubular or hollow shape
Swimming
- The primary advantage of perfecting the dolphin kick in swimming is increased speed and efficiency
- The 'KICK & GLIDE' underwater technique involves using a dolphin kick and then gliding through the water to conserve energy
Paddle Boarding
- Paddle boarding is typically performed in calm waters, such as lakes, rivers, or coastal areas
Whitewater Rafting
- The primary methods used for propulsion in whitewater rafting are paddling and using the current
- The 'MUSHROOM FLOAT' technique is used to stabilize the raft in turbulent water
Sailing
- Sailboarding, also known as windsurfing, is a sailing discipline that involves riding a wave on a board with a sail
- The relationship between sailboarding/windsurfing and surfing is that they both involve riding waves, but sailboarding uses wind to propel the board
Triathlon
- Triathlon is a multi-sport event that involves swimming, cycling, and running
- The modern pentathlon in the Olympics involves five events: fencing, swimming, equestrian show jumping, pistol shooting, and cross-country running
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