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Scuba diving is one of the extreme sports in most people's wish list. This quiz is for all the scuba divers out there and those interested in it. Take it up and not only test but also advance your knowledge.

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  • 2. 

    What is the main use of a dive knife?

    • The fight sharks

    • To injure other divers

    • To help get untangled

    Correct Answer
    A. To help get untangled
    Explanation
    A dive knife is primarily used to help divers get untangled from ropes, nets, or other debris underwater. It is an essential tool for safety and self-rescue during diving activities. The sharp blade of the knife can be used to cut through entanglements and free the diver, preventing potential accidents or injuries.

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  • 3. 

    What does dcs stand for:

    Correct Answer
    Decompression Sickness
    Explanation
    DCS stands for Decompression Sickness, which is a condition that occurs when a person experiences rapid changes in pressure, typically when diving or ascending to high altitudes. This condition is caused by the formation of nitrogen bubbles in the body tissues and bloodstream due to the rapid decrease in pressure. Symptoms of decompression sickness can range from mild joint pain and fatigue to more severe symptoms such as difficulty breathing, chest pain, and neurological issues. Prompt medical attention and proper decompression procedures are crucial in managing and treating decompression sickness.

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    How many ATAs is at 33ft in salt water?

    • 100ata

    • 1ata

    • 2ata

    • 4ata

    Correct Answer
    A. 2ata
    Explanation
    The answer 2ata suggests that at a depth of 33ft in salt water, there are two atmospheres absolute (ata) of pressure. This means that the pressure at this depth is twice the atmospheric pressure at sea level. The "ata" unit is commonly used in diving to measure pressure underwater.

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    What does BC stand for?

    • Bouyancy controller

    • Back Camera

    • Bad Cat

    • Bouyancy Compensitor

    Correct Answer
    A. Bouyancy Compensitor
    Explanation
    BC stands for Bouyancy Compensitor. This term refers to a device or system used to adjust the buoyancy of an object or vessel in water. It helps to maintain the desired level of buoyancy by compensating for changes in weight or volume. In the context of the given options, Bouyancy Compensitor is the most relevant and logical choice for the abbreviation BC.

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    NAUI DIVE TABLES:(ONLY IF YOU HAVE THEM):What is your letter group if you went on a 40ft dive for 10 mins.

    • A

    • F

    • B

    • NO TABLES

    Correct Answer
    A. NO TABLES
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "NO TABLES" because the question asks for the letter group after a 40ft dive for 10 minutes, but it specifically mentions that the NAUI DIVE TABLES are not available. Therefore, without the dive tables, it is not possible to determine the letter group.

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    A fins main job is to:

    Correct Answer
    Proplel you through water
    Move you through water
    Explanation
    The fins' main job is to propel and move you through water. Fins are designed to enhance propulsion and increase the efficiency of your movements in water. They provide additional surface area to push against the water, allowing you to generate more force and swim faster. By using a kicking motion with your legs, the fins help in propelling you forward and moving you through the water with greater ease and speed.

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