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QUIZ: Wreck Diving

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1. The SS Thistlegorm is one of the world’s most popular wreck dives. In which body of water does it rest?

Caribbean Sea

Mediterranean Sea

Red Sea

Gulf of Mexico

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2. Which of these is considered the safest form of wreck diving?

Non-penetration diving

Limited penetration diving

Full penetration diving

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3. What is the primary risk of 'silt-out' inside a wreck?

Running out of air

Dislodging artifacts

Harming wildlife

Loss of visibility

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4. What is the 'rule of thirds' used for in wreck diving?

Dividing navigation into three sections

Decompression planning

Managing gas supply for entry, exit, and reserve

Sharing air between three divers

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5. Which of these is a common method to assist navigation inside wrecks?

Fins with built-in compasses

Laying a guideline from a wreck reel

Diving solo

Memorising the route

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6. What is the 'light zone' in wreck diving?

The deck area of a shipwreck

Interior areas from which natural light and an exit are still visible

Sections illuminated by dive torches

The least biologically active parts of the wreck

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7. Which of these dive techniques is recommended to reduce disturbing silt inside a wreck?

Hammer kick

Back stroke

Dolphin kick

Frog kick

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8. True or False: A diver should always carry at least one cutting device during a wreck dive in case of entanglement.

True

False

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