| 1) | a. staying afloat b. staying warm c. staying calm d. attracting attention e. all of these |
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| 2) | a. surfboard b. boogie-board c. bucket d. basketball e. esky lid f. Phantom comic |
| 3) | a. remove all of your clothing b. huddle up with others c. sing the Fremantle Dockers' theme song |
| 4) | Wave one (or both) arms above your head. If you were on a boat, waving 2 arms would make you more visible. If you were swimming in deep water, however, it would be too difficult to wave 2 arms. |
| 5) | If the rescuer gets into trouble, there will be 2 victims instead of one. There are many instances where rescuers lives have been lost because they weren't capable of attempting the rescue. |
| 6) | 000 |
| 7) | The operator may need to ask you questions or give instructions. |
| 8) | 1) the exact place of the accident with directions 2) the number of casualties 3) the type & extent of injuries 4) the telephone number you are using |
| 9) | Reaching & throwing come before swimming & towing because they keep the rescuer out of harm's way. |
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