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Vocabulary Practice: Swimming Pools (3) | C1 – Advanced
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Some questions from the same exam
- The front ....... is a common swimming style that is used by many swimmers. This is accomplished when a*^*swimmer throws one arm up into the air and then directly forward into the water, followed by the other arm in a*^*continuous, stroking motion.
- ....... is accomplished when swimmers slip into the water at an angle. Swimmers first put their arms in front of*^*their heads and then jump into the water, hands first, at an angle.
- A belly ....... occurs when a person attempts to dive but goes into the water in a horizontal motion rather than*^*at an angle. A person's belly hits the water first and this can be painful at times.
- Many health ....... and hotels have swimming pools for their customers' enjoyment.
- The doggie ....... is a simplistic, swimming style that is used by many beginners. This is a good way to keep*^*your head above water while swimming.
- A ....... pool is a shallow pool constructed for children.
- ....... water is a swimming style or stroke that keeps a person in a vertical position while in the water. While*^*doing this stroke, a person's head stays above water by thrusting and thrashing the arms and legs in a back*^*and forth motion. This stroke is helpful and quite essential when trying to save someone else from drowning.
- Swimmers can lie on their backs and push themselves through the water by lifting and dropping their arms,*^*behind their heads, in a continuous, stroking motion. This style is called the ....... stroke.
- The area that surrounds a swimming pool is called the ........
- ....... swimming is a dance that takes place in the water with music accompaniment. This is an artistic routine*^*where a group of swimmers move and dance, usually at the same time, in the water.*^*
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Question 189. Who most likely is Ms. Bullard?
Question 190. What can be concluded about the Gilbardo Street office?
- Questions 191-195 refer to the following brochure, e-mail, and notice.
Corlingdale History Museum
Major Exhibitions
Wood, Steel, and Concrete
Find out the fascinating stories behind Corlingdale buildings ranging from small houses and storefronts to factories and skyscrapers.
Ms. Collins's library
This look into the life of Deanna Collins, Corlingdale native and writer of the Kiera Smith series, is sure to delight her fans-even the ones who have grown up.
50 Years of Fur
Created for the recent fiftieth anniversary of the Corlingdale Zoo, this exhibition traces the history of the facility and its amazing creatures.
Over the Mountains
You may not have heard of Nicolas Vicario, but you'll never forget his name once you see his beautiful paintings of the nearby Trueheart Mountains.
Notes:
• We welcome groups, but please make a reservation 24 hours in advance if you plan to bring more than eight people. This can be done with our online reservation system at www.corlingdalehistory.com.
• Guided tours are only available in English, but self-guided audio tours are available in several other languages.
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To: <[email protected]>
Subject: 11 RE: A visit today?
Date: July 15
Dear Mr. Somchai,
Thank you for letting us know about your visit this afternoon. While we do usually require groups like yours to give us at least one day's notice before arrival, we will luckily be able to accommodate you this time.
Since you mentioned the Over the Mountains exhibition that is normally located on our third floor, I have to warn you it is currently on loan to the Meehan Museum in the United Kingdom. There is related merchandise available in our first-floor gift shop, but if the exhibition is the main attraction for your group, you should consider rescheduling your visit for August, when it will be on display here again.
If you decide to come anyway, we will look forward to seeing you this afternoon.
Best,
Vera Gordan
Operations Manager
Corlingdale History Museum
SORRY!
The exhibition normally housed in this space is currently on loan to London's Meehan Museum. It is scheduled to reopen here on August 1. Ask our information desk how your party can get free admission if you would like to return to see it then. We apologize for the inconvenience.
- Corlingdale History Museum staff