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1. Question
Why is it a good idea to do a spot check for a few minutes before going in the water?
- Because surfing conditions vary each day, it could help you visualize how to surf the daily conditions
- Because sets of waves can come only once every few minutes, so you will have a better idea of the overall conditions by taking a bit of time to check the surf
- Because sometimes there are less crowded peaks that could still be quite fun
- All of the above could be good reasons
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2. Question
What is another option than sitting inside if you want to try to catch more waves?
- Sit in the channel, where the water is very deep
- Sit away from the pack & wait for the wider waves
- Find the best surfer in the water and sit right behind him/her
- All of the above
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3. Question
If you sit “inside” at a certain break, why would you need to stay alert?
- Because a bigger set might come and break on you if you don't paddle out early enough
- Because you don't have priority for any wave, so you need to look properly to avoid dropping in on other surfers
- Because you need to get out of the way if a surfer is coming towards you and you are in his line
- All of the above
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4. Question
When paddling, to match the speed of a wave and catch it, surfers can…
- Bounce their head up and down as they are getting lifted by the wave
- Keep their head low and still as they are getting lifted by the wave
- Bounce their head from right to left as they are getting lifted by the wave
- None of the above
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5. Question
From the moment you’ve chosen to paddle for a wave, what is most commonly the right approach to catching an unbroken wave?
- Turn around and keep your head low. Focus on paddling as hard as you can, don't look back.
- Constantly look back at the wave so that you know exactly where to precisely position yourself to catch the wave. Don't stop looking back until you take off.
- Take constant glances at the wave over your shoulder to precisely position yourself to catch the wave. During the last paddle strokes, stop looking back and paddle with commitment.
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6. Question
How can surfers turn around and change direction very quickly to catch a wave?
- By sitting on their surfboard & putting weight towards the back to sink the tail more before turning around
- By sitting on their surfboard & putting weight towards the front to sink the nose more before turning around
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7. Question
To really commit to a wave and catch it, you should…
- Paddle two arms at a time
- Keep looking back at the wave until you take off
- Do shorter, but faster paddle strokes
- Keep doing long, deep and powerful paddle strokes
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