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• What does the acronym CUBA refer to?

  • Sea Corporation Underwater Breathing Aid

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  • Self Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus

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  • Self Current Underwater Breathey Air

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  • Seriously Cool Underwater Breathing Air

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• What is the depth of the deepest scuba dive ever documented in the Guinness book of world records?

  • Over 100 metres

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  • Over 250 metres

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  • Over 300 metres

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  • Over 450 metres

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• When did diving first become an Olympic event?

  • 1902

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  • 1904

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  • 1906

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  • 1908

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• Is it true or incorrect that scuba diving is not typically thought of as a sport?

  • False

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  • True

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• Which of these is the most frequent diving injury?

  • Broken toe

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  • Broken arm

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  • Head injury

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  • Back injury

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• How many Olympic diving medals has Tom Daley won for Great Britain?

  • 0

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  • 1

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  • 2

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  • 3

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• How many people, on average, participate in scuba diving around the world?

  • About 2 million

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  • About 4 million

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  • About 6 million

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  • About 8 million

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• The Olympic event "Plunge for distance" seemed strange, but why was that?

  • It happened in a pool of ice

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  • Only dogs could do it

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  • Athletes would jump into the water and stay still for one minute

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  • The long jump ended with a dive into a pool

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