Swimming Safety Quiz

Moving through water using arms and legs.

Improves physical fitness; works many muscle groups, heart, and lungs; improves flexibility.

Increases water survival chances; helps stay afloat or reach shore.

Provides enjoyment, relaxation, and rejuvenation in a stressful life.

Fastest swimming style; also called front crawl.

Relaxing swimming style; opposite of freestyle.

Oldest and popular swimming stroke.

Most recent swimming stroke; hardest to learn.

Taking precautions to prevent accidents and injuries in water environments

Close attention to children around water, preventing them from entering unsupervised or distracted.

Learning to enter deep water and safely return to the surface.

The ability to swim using proper techniques to avoid drowning or panic.

Risks associated with water use, including unattended children, lack of swimming skills, and unexpected water conditions.