Question

Dan is going swimming to get some exercise. Which of the following is appropriate swim safety advice?

If he gets a muscle cramp in his leg, he should try to swim through the pain and immediately swim to shore.
He should go alone so that he doesn't crash into anyone else.
If he is pulled into a current, he should swim toward the shore at a 45-degree angle.
Make sure he takes his medication right before he goes swimming.

Answer 1

tough call between the first and 3erd one I say the 3erd one , but up to you.

Answer 2

If he is pulled into a current, he should swim toward the shore at a 45-degree angle.

Step-by-step explanation:

If Dan goes swimming and starts to be pulled by the current, he must not panic, but he must swim diagonally in the direction of the current until he can escape, that is, he must swim towards the shore in favor of the corente at an angle of 45 degrees.

At that moment, Dan must always watch the waves, because when they break (break), they form foams that have no support to allow them to float. If a wave is going to “break in your head” and there is no escape from it, it should fill your lungs with air, hold your breath, sink, keep calm and only try to rise after the strong turbulence has passed.