SURFING SOFTLY

The video discusses the cultural significance of surfboards in Australia and the safety issues leading to beach closures. It introduces a new pneumatic surfboard that is safer and more affordable. The demand for these boards is growing in Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa. The video concludes with a farewell note.

What is considered essential for social success among surfers in Australia?

• A surfboard leash

• A beach towel

• A pair of sunglasses

• A ten-foot fiberglass surfboard

What is a key feature of the new pneumatic surfboard?

• It is more expensive than conventional surfboards

• It is made of wood

• It is five feet long

• It is heavier than traditional surfboards

How does the cost of a pneumatic surfboard compare to a conventional one?

• It costs the same

• It costs twice as much

• It costs half the price

• It costs about a quarter of the price

What is the main reason some beaches have been closed to surfboards?

• Accidents

• Pollution

• High tides

• Shark sightings

In which countries is the demand for pneumatic surfboards growing?

• Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa

• Australia, USA, and Canada

• New Zealand, Japan, and Brazil

• South Africa, India, and China