Swimming

What is the standard Olympic swimming pool length?

• A) 25 meters

• B) 50 meters

• C) 100 meters

• D) 200 meters

Which stroke is known for its alternating "scissor kick" and "windmill" arm movements?

• A) Breaststroke

• B) Backstroke

• C) Butterfly

• D) Freestyle

What is the primary purpose of swim goggles for swimmers?

• A) To keep the hair dry

• B) To provide buoyancy

• C) To improve vision underwater

• D) To reduce friction

In which type of swimming event does the swimmer use both arms simultaneously in a circular motion?

• A) Freestyle

• B) Butterfly

• C) Backstroke

• D) Breaststroke

What is the maximum number of swimmers allowed in each lane during a standard swimming race?

• A) 2

• B) 3

• C) 4

• D) 5

Which of the following is a critical skill in competitive swimming to minimize water resistance?

• A) Hyperventilation

• B) Treading water

• C) Streamlining

• D) Diving

What is the term for the wall at the end of the pool that swimmers use to change direction during a race?

• A) Turnstile

• B) Flipper

• C) Flip-turn

• D) Poolside

In open water swimming, what does "sighting" refer to?

• A) Wearing colorful swim gear

• B) Checking your competition

• C) A navigation technique to swim in a straight line

• D) Displaying good sportsmanship

Which type of swimming stroke is sometimes referred to as the "frog kick"?

• A) Freestyle

• B) Backstroke

• C) Butterfly

• D) Breaststroke

What is the most commonly used kick in the backstroke?

• A) Flutter kick

• B) Dolphin kick

• C) Scissor kick

• D) Whip kick