Underwater Swim Quiz

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When discussing the knowledge objective, you should make sure to discuss:

1 point

navigating while swimming on the surface.

how long you can hold your breath.

the dangers of hyperventilation

why swimming underwater is useful for safety.

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True or False: The student only used their arms to swim underwater. They should receive a score of 2.

1 point

True

False

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The student turned but pushed off the bottom to help them turn. What score should they receive?

1 point

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True or False: Navigating is part of this skill.

If you (the instructor) help the student figure out where to go (such as verbally telling the student what direction the finish location is), the student should not receive a full score of 4.

1 point

True

False

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Score the following scenarios

3 points

Score of 1

Score of 2

Score of 3

Score of 4

Student swims underwater for 3 yards in one straight shot. (the student does not turn or submerge again)

Student swims underwater for 5 yards in one straight shot. (The student does not turn or submerge again)

Student swims underwater for 10 yards in one straight shot. (The student does not turn or submerge again)

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Score the following scenarios

3 points

Score of 1

Score of 2

Score of 3

Score of 4

Student swims out 3 yards without surfacing, takes a breath, then swims back 3 yards without surfacing

Student swims out 5 yards without surfacing, takes a breath, then swims back 5 yards without surfacing

Student swims out 5 yards, turns and swims back 5 yards, all underwater without surfacing

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