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  • August 21, 2024
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SSI diving final test pt. 2 with correct
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Divers should avoid contact with all corals because:

- Contact can damage the coral

- Contact can be harmful to the diver

- Touching corals will damage your equipment

- All answers are correct - ANSWER: ➡ All answers are correct



Two examples of hard corals are:

- Elkhorn and Staghorn

- Fire and Star

- Sea Fan and Brain

- All answers are correct - ANSWER: ➡ Elkhorn and Staghorn



When diving in Marine Protected Areas like Marine Parks, divers should:

- Follow the same diving practices as outside the parks

- Only collect marine life that is not protected by federal law

- Respect and follow the local Marine Park regulations

- Only participate in guided dives - ANSWER: ➡ Respect and follow the local Marine Park
regulations



More than ___ of Earth's oxygen is produced by marine plants.

- 50%

- 85%

- 72%

- 66% - ANSWER: ➡ 85%

, If a diver is injured by harmful sea life, it is usually because of:

- The diver's negligence

- The diver's ignorance

- The diver's aggressive behavior

- All answers are correct - ANSWER: ➡ All answers are correct



Divers can help protect the marine environment by:

- Maintaining neutral buoyancy at all times

- Keep equipment secured and no dangling

- Always being a responsible diver

- All answers are correct - ANSWER: ➡ All answers are correct



The most common injuries occur when:

- A diver steps on a Stingray

- A shark is encountered

- An animal is surprised by a diver's actions and instinctively protects itself

- A diver is entering or exiting the water - ANSWER: ➡ An animal is surprised by a diver's actions
and instinctively protects itself



Two examples of soft corals are:

- Elkhorn and Staghorn

- Black and Red Coral

- Sea Fan and Brain

- All answers are correct - ANSWER: ➡ Black and Red Coral



The ocean is an important source of life because:

- It provides an endless supply of seafood

- It provides humans with rainwater to drink

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