PADI - 13 Open Water Training Exam- Latest Version with Correct Answers

The basic goals of open water training include (choose all that apply) a. applying knowledge and skills. b. building confidence and independence. c. adapting to the environment. d. experiencing extreme stress. - Answer-A. , b. , c. Open water training goals include applying knowledge and skills, adapting to the environment and building confidence and independence. Extreme stress does not help learning. The statement to remember to help you teach and apply good judgment is a. One small step for a diver, one giant stride for safety. b. A hand for you, a hand for students. c. Being Wary Reduces All Failures. d.Student, Staff, Self - Safety First. - Answer-d.Student, Staff, Self - Safety First. Considerations for selecting an open water training site include (choose all that apply) a. availability of alternative site/plan B. b. suited to course requirements. c. very different from other local sites. d. Use of multiple sites. - Answer-a. , b. , d. Suited to course requirements, multiple sites and alternative sites are considerations. Try to choose a site that reasonably represents diving in the area appropriate to the student's level. When teaching entry-level divers, there is almost no difference between confined water and open water briefings. True False - Answer-False Open water briefings tend to focus on the environment, positioning and conduct, and not on how to do skills students have already mastered in confined water. When introducing continuing education skills in open water, you always demonstrate the skill. True False - Answer-False You demonstrate a skill when students start to learn it for the very first time. You don't demonstrate skills they already know and are applying in open water.