NAUI OPEN WATER EXAM WITH CORRECT
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY
WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST
ALREADY GRADED A+
When donning a weight belt ensure that ____. - ANSWERS-It
is clear to be ditched if necessary
The last thing to check before making a giant stride or any
water entry is that - ANSWERS-area below is clear
If the distance to the water is several feet, use the _____
entry. - ANSWERS-giant stride
The objective of an entry is to ____ - ANSWERS-Enter the
water with minimal effort
,If you are entering the water from a small boat, use the
____ entry - ANSWERS-back roll
If you are able to sit at the edge of the water, use the _____
entry - ANSWERS-seated side
When you clear water from a mask with a purge valve, you
tilt your head: - ANSWERS-forward
When you clear water from a mask without a purge valve,
you tilt your head: - ANSWERS-backwards
You can clear your regulator second stage of water by doing
the _____ or the _____ clear. - ANSWERS-blast, purge
Whenever the mouthpiece of your regulator is out of your
mouth, you must continually exhale a small stream of
bubbles. T or F - ANSWERS-True
You should check your submersible pressure gauge every
___ minutes in shallow water and more frequently in
deeper water - ANSWERS-5
, Which is the most effective way to descend while
maintaining orientation and attempting equalization of the
ears - ANSWERS-feet first
The following rate of ascent for diving is acceptable when
using the USN/NAUI dive tables: - ANSWERS-30 feet per
minute
When conducting a buoyancy check, neutral buoyancy or
proper weighting is attained when, with a normal breath,
you float at or near: - ANSWERS-Eye level
You do an emergency swimming ascent when you run out of
air at shallower depths (about 18 meters or 60 feet). T or F -
ANSWERS-True
You do a buoyant emergency ascent when you run out of air
at greater depths. You drop your weight belt and gently
exhale all the way to the surface. T or F - ANSWERS-True
If during a dive you and your buddy become separated, you
should: - ANSWERS-spend no more than one minute looking
then surface
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY
WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST
ALREADY GRADED A+
When donning a weight belt ensure that ____. - ANSWERS-It
is clear to be ditched if necessary
The last thing to check before making a giant stride or any
water entry is that - ANSWERS-area below is clear
If the distance to the water is several feet, use the _____
entry. - ANSWERS-giant stride
The objective of an entry is to ____ - ANSWERS-Enter the
water with minimal effort
,If you are entering the water from a small boat, use the
____ entry - ANSWERS-back roll
If you are able to sit at the edge of the water, use the _____
entry - ANSWERS-seated side
When you clear water from a mask with a purge valve, you
tilt your head: - ANSWERS-forward
When you clear water from a mask without a purge valve,
you tilt your head: - ANSWERS-backwards
You can clear your regulator second stage of water by doing
the _____ or the _____ clear. - ANSWERS-blast, purge
Whenever the mouthpiece of your regulator is out of your
mouth, you must continually exhale a small stream of
bubbles. T or F - ANSWERS-True
You should check your submersible pressure gauge every
___ minutes in shallow water and more frequently in
deeper water - ANSWERS-5
, Which is the most effective way to descend while
maintaining orientation and attempting equalization of the
ears - ANSWERS-feet first
The following rate of ascent for diving is acceptable when
using the USN/NAUI dive tables: - ANSWERS-30 feet per
minute
When conducting a buoyancy check, neutral buoyancy or
proper weighting is attained when, with a normal breath,
you float at or near: - ANSWERS-Eye level
You do an emergency swimming ascent when you run out of
air at shallower depths (about 18 meters or 60 feet). T or F -
ANSWERS-True
You do a buoyant emergency ascent when you run out of air
at greater depths. You drop your weight belt and gently
exhale all the way to the surface. T or F - ANSWERS-True
If during a dive you and your buddy become separated, you
should: - ANSWERS-spend no more than one minute looking
then surface
