Class 12 English (Flamingo) Chapter 3 Deep Water Quiz 6 (60 MCQs)

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1. When did he go home from the locker room?
2. A competition of swim races is called?
3. Currents caused by differences in water density are most often the result of
4. How does the friendship between Elizabeth and Sophie change before the big race?
5. In which lake did he confirm that he had conquered his fear of water?
6. Where does chapter 1 take place?
7. In the context of oceanography, what does the term 'deep water' refer to?
8. His mother warned him against swimming in the Yakima River because
9. What makes the race special for Elizabeth and Sophie?
10. Why did Douglas fail to come to the surface of the pool as he hoped to?
11. What was one of the major legal outcomes for BP following the Deepwater Horizon oil spill?
12. What misadventure happened to the author at the Y.M.C.A. pool?
13. When surface currents meet continents they ..... ?
14. The aversion to the water started when he was ..... years old at .....
15. Which part of speech is the word 'deep' in the title 'Deep Water'?
16. What was the fear in Douglas' mind?
17. What is the main source of nutrients in deep water currents?
18. "Deep Water" is written by
19. "I had not been there long when in came ..... "Who came when William was sitting all alone on the side of pool?
20. Suddenly the author saw light. What did that mean?
21. Participate in a contest
22. What is Mike wife's name?
23. What team were they competing for?
24. How did the author learn swimming?
25. Move out of an area in an odd or difficult way.
26. The author buried in water due to:
27. What two factors influence tides?
28. What lesson does the author learn in 'Deep Water'?
29. What does the ending suggest about Elizabeth and Sophie's friendship?
30. The safety line is a smaller rope that floated alongside that we used to get outselves to and from the anchor rope once in the water.
31. How did the instructor start the training for William?
32. The 'curtain (of life) fell' corresponds to an aspect of
33. An object the survived that reminds one of an historical or sentimental time
34. The state bird of Louisiana, the brown pelican, became the spill's "poster child, " because it had been taken off the U.S. endangered species list just five months before the oil hit. How many brown pelicans did the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service document were killed by the spill?
35. The two main factors that influence surface currents
36. "My introduction to the Y.M.CA. swimming pool revived unpleasant memories and stirred childish fears" What does the word 'revive' mean
37. The ..... is a decompression sickness caused by gases such as nitrogen resting in the body tissues.
38. Which of the following is a characteristic of deep water waves?
39. Find a synonym of 'Vestige'.
40. Arrange the following in the right sequence.1. "My introduction to the YMCA swimming pool stirred childish fears."2. "I had experienced both the sensation of dying and the terror that the fear of it could produce."3. "I did. The instructor was finished."4. "Well, Mr. Terror, what do you think you can do to me?"
41. Who is the BP manager at that Rig?
42. The instructor was finished but the author was not. Why?
43. Among the more common phobias in the world is the irrational fear of heights. What is this phobia known as?
44. "All we have to fear is fear itself" What does the narrator learn from President Roosevelt's statement?
45. STRIKE OFF WHICH IS NOT AN ANTONYM OF-TIMID
46. For how many years had the author taught in high school in Yakima?
47. He practised in the pool
48. Which of the following is a new offshore drilling requirement that has been put into place by the U.S. government since the BP spill?
49. Why is upwelling important?
50. What does the author do when his feet touch the bottom again in 'Deep Water'?
51. Unique characteristics of people
52. Water is cooler near the poles and warmer near the equator. Movement of cooler and warmer water from these regions moderates the global climate. Which of the following describes the movement of water between the poles and the equator?
53. 'Tiny vestiges of the old terror would return.'Which of the following can replace the word 'vestiges' as used in the context?
54. How did William feel when went into the water for the third time?
55. Where did Douglas go for trout fishing?
56. Warm air and water both tend to rise while cooler air and water sink. When different parts of the oceans are heated unevenly, this causes the water to
57. Why did the author's mother warn him about the Yakima river?
58. What does the author do to overcome his fear in 'Deep Water'?
59. The boy who threw Douglas into the pool was ..... years old.
60. William Douglas decided to pursue