Online scuba quiz

[Rhone Man]

If you are like me, you simply cannot resist an online quiz. These are fun, although be warned, they work off British standards (hint - no annual VIPs in the Queen's realm). I got a crushingly low 65% on the equipment quiz (stupid quiz), but managed respectable scores in the others.

• Diving physiology quiz
• Diving equipment quiz
• Diving science quiz
• Charts & Tides quiz

Having a separate test for Tides makes sense if you dive in the UK, or somewhere else where tides are a huge problem, but probably not for most of the rest of the world.

 

[AfterDark]

I would have liked to take it but I don't do meters, liters or bars. I would have enjoyed.

 

[ScubaSteve]

I would have liked to take it but I don't do meters, liters or bars. I would have enjoyed.

Neither do I but I will still have fun taking it and possibly even learning about this thing called SCUBA. I should try it sometime.

 

[redacted]

Hit "finished" to start!!! Too much of a language barrier.:shocked2:

 

[TMHeimer]

I got a 25 on test #4. That's the avg. % for guessing on basically them all. How'd you other DM candidates do? We need one in Imperial, even for us older guys in Canada. I think I learned a reg. should be serviced annually in my class.

 

[Sas]

I would have liked to take it but I don't do meters, liters or bars. I would have enjoyed.

To convert units easily, go to Google, just the search bar and type in the conversion. I.e. '5m in ft' and it will display the result. Come on now, us metric users take lots of time to convert what this US-centric board uses predominantely, now it's your turn!

Yea those quizzes are handy for some of the training I am doing (BSAC), though some are UK centric. I can't remember how I did, though I think I did well on all of them other than equipment too

 

[evart]

If you are like me, you simply cannot resist an online quiz. These are fun, although be warned, they work off British standards (hint - no annual VIPs in the Queen's realm). I got a crushingly low 65% on the equipment quiz (stupid quiz), but managed respectable scores in the others.

• Diving physiology quiz
• Diving equipment quiz
• Diving science quiz
• Charts & Tides quiz

Having a separate test for Tides makes sense if you dive in the UK, or somewhere else where tides are a huge problem, but probably not for most of the rest of the world.

Not too bad I guess. 70% on Physiology; 70% on Equipment; 75% on Diving Science; 40% on Charts. Guess I won't be operating the boat anytime soon.

 

[Doc]

British divers are generally quite a good lot to dive with. (BSAC or PADI, it matters not)

Before diving in Warm Water Pretty Fish environments, remove the wreck reel and spanner from their "kits".

Do not attempt to eat any of their food, and engage in NO drinking contests with them.

Other than that, pretty much so like the Colonists.

 

[cyrilgrey]

Good quiz.

 

[Druid]

British divers are generally quite a good lot to dive with. (BSAC or PADI, it matters not)

Before diving in Warm Water Pretty Fish environments, remove the wreck reel and spanner from their "kits".

Do not attempt to eat any of their food, and engage in NO drinking contests with them.

Other than that, pretty much so like the Colonists.

Nothing wrong with bacon sandwiches and warm brown beer

I got 80% on the first 3 tests, I didn't do the Charts & Tides quiz.