SWIMMING

Question 1

Swimming style in which the swimmer is on their chest and the torso does not rotate. The most popular recreational style due to the swimmers head being out the water a large portion

Answer 1

BREASTSTROKE

Question 2

Force the enables a swimmer to float in the water

Answer 2

BOUYANCY

Question 3

Rectangular Board where swimmers hold with their arms

Answer 3

KICKBOARD

Question 4

Used to give extra power to your legs

Answer 4

FINS

Question 5

Process of experiencing respiratory impairment for submersioN

Answer 5

DROWNING

Question 6

HAPPENS WHEN TOO MCH WATER GETS INTO YOUR LUNGS

Answer 6

DROWNING

Question 7

LOSS OF ENERGY AFTER TOO MUCH ACTION AND ACTIVITY

Answer 7

EXHAUSTION

Question 8

Sudden unreasonable and overwhelming fear for a person’s capacity of self-health

Answer 8

PANIC

Question 9

Flowing movement over a large volume of water, seeking its own level in open water (underwater)

Answer 9

CURRENT

Question 10

HIGHEST GOVERN BODY IN THE PH

Answer 10

PH SWIMMING INCORPORATED

Question 11

FASTEST SWIMMER IN THE MODERN TIME

Answer 11

MICHAELPHELPS

Question 12

Term used in swimming to describe level of forward motion in swimming stroke

Answer 12

PROPULSION

Question 13

Allows you to focus on your arms while your legs are kept afloat

Answer 13

PULL BUOYS

Question 14

EQUIPMENT USED TO STRENGTHEN ARMS

Answer 14

PADDLE

Question 15

Used to loosen and strengthen ankles for the propulsion to kick

Answer 15

FINS

Question 16

Swimming discipline which takes place in open body water

Answer 16

OPEN WATER

Question 17

Hybrid of swimming of dance

Answer 17

SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING

Question 18

Used to safely navigate around swimming pool and others

Answer 18

GOGGLES

Question 19

Lessens your struggle in the force of the water when you swim, especially for the ladies

Answer 19

SWIMMING CAP

Question 20

Floating device to help you in arm and leg action in strokes especially for the leg work

Answer 20

KICKBOARD

Question 21

It is an individual or team racing sport that requires the use of one’s entire body to move through water

Answer 21

COMPETITIVE SWIMMING

Question 22

Prehistoric man swam into the water across rivers and lakes

Answer 22

TRUEEEEE

Question 23

Swimming was not widely practiced until the 16th century, most swimmers used the breaststroke

Answer 23

FALSE 18TH CENTURY

Question 24

FINA is the highest govern body in the Olympics

Answer 24

TRUE

Question 25

The first swimmer to break the one minute barrier in 1922

Answer 25

FALSE - JOHNY WEISMULLER

Question 26

Joseph Issac Schooling beat Michael Phelps in the 100 meter

Answer 26

TRUE

Question 27

First swimming pool in the Philippines was built in Fort McKinley in 1907

Answer 27

TRUE

Question 28

Japanese introduced competitive swimming in the Philippines

Answer 28

FALSE - MILITARYMEN

Question 29

First swimming competition in the Philippines was held in Fort McKinley in 1910

Answer 29

TRUE

Question 30

In 1800, the first competitive swimming was formed in Great Britain (National Swimming Society)

Answer 30

TRUE

Question 31

Pool boys are used by swimmers to strengthen their arms

Answer 31

TRUE

Question 32

Swimming fins are used by swimmers to strengthen their legs

Answer 32

TRUE

Question 33

Official size of the pool in the Olympics is 100 meters

Answer 33

FALSSE 50 METERS ONLY

Question 34

Benefits in swimming are cardiovascular endurance

Answer 34

TRUE

Question 35

Physical activity such as swimming was enjoyed everyday in prehistoric life

Answer 35

TRUE

Question 36

Early 1920s the water sports that opened to the Philippines was in UP and PWU

Answer 36

TRUE

Question 37

Proper exit of the pool improves confidence

Answer 37

TRUE

Question 38

Best way to experience leg cramping in the pool is to relax

Answer 38

TRUE

Question 39

Most people float naturally but some say they sink

Answer 39

TRUE

Question 40

A competitive team sport played in water between two teams of seven players each.

Answer 40

water polo

Question 41

The sport of jumping or falling into water from a platform or springboard, usually while performing acrobatics.

Answer 41

DIVING

Question 42

In 1072, broke all records in the history of swimming, won 7 gold medals • Won a total of 9 olympic medals, a silver, a bronze, 5 Pan- am golds, 31 other amateur titles, and 8 college titles • 1971, Olympics was held at Munich Germany

Answer 42

MARK SPITZ

Question 43

Federration Internationale De Nation Amateur (FINA) was formed WHAT YEAR

Answer 43

1908