Olympics
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Sewataro Waterfront
Water Science
100

Where were the 2024 Summer Olympics?

Paris, France

100

The thing swimmers wear on their head to keep their hair from flying everywhere when they swim.

Swim cap

100

What type of stroke is considered the most tiring?

Butterfly

100

How deep is the pond

12 feet

100

What are the two elements that makeup water?

Oxygen and Hydrogen
200
How many medals has Michael Phelps won?

28

200

Swimmers use this to dry off.

A towel

200

What stroke is introduced in the otter level?

Elementary Backstroke

200

How many people can be on the water trampoline at once?

8

200

What temperature does water freeze at?

32 degrees farenheit

300

How long is an olympic swimming pool?

50 meters

300

What do swimmers use to see underwater?

Goggles
300

the type of turn that swimmers perform by doing a somersault against a wall

What is flip turn

300

What is one skill in the frog level that Hayden and Peter cannot do?

The backfloat

300

What are the Camp Seawataro pools heated to?

85 degrees

400

When were women first allowed to compete in Olympic swimming?

1912

400

These are things swimmers put on their feet that help them move faster and kick faster.

Fins

400

What stroke is the fastest?

Freestyle

400

What is the surface dive with straight legs called?

The Pike

400

Sudbury, MA, lies within the watershed of these two  local rivers

Assabet River and Sudbury River

500

How old was Katie Ledecky when she first competed in the Olympics?

15

500

Swimmers use these on their hands during swim practice

Paddles

500

What is the hardest skill to master in the turtle level?

Backfloat

500

How many swim trees do we have this session?

15

500

The term for water that is a mixture of fresh water and salt water, typical of coastal estuaries.

Brackish water

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