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Swimming Test Tegu 1AVersión en línea Swimming Test por Guillermo J. Vallejo A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Contains A A substance that consists of very small fine grains of rock. It is found on beaches, in deserts etc Starts with B A swimming stroke performed on one’s back, especially one using alternating overarm strokes and a flutter kick. Contains C Movement of legs that produces propulsion. Starts with D To put something into liquid for a short time. Contains E A specific movement of arms usually repeated in swimming. Starts with F A category of swimming competition in which the swimmer can swim whichever stroke they choose, normally crawl. Starts with G To move easily without stopping and without effort or noise. Contains H The land along the edge of the sea, the ocean or a lake. Contains I A hydrodynamic body position that minimizes water friction. Starts with J To push off the edge or diving board to enter the water. Contains K A large area of water that is surrounded by land. Starts with L A floating line which separates each lane from the others. Contains M A sport that consists of displacement through the water using different styles. Starts with N A type of synthetic rubber used to construct thermal protective clothing for swimming, especially in open water. Contains O A place in a river or the sea where currents of water turn round and round very fast. Starts with P A piece of floating material that goes between your legs to aid leg buoyancy. Contains Q The state of water that fills pools, oceans, and lakes — perfect for swimming! Contains R A symmetrical swimming stroke in which both arms advance at same time over the head while legs use dolphin kick technique. Starts with S A specific movement of arms to keep the body floating. Starts with T A series of sudden and violent changes in the direction that water is moving in. Starts with U A current in the sea or ocean that moves in the opposite direction to the water near the surface. Contains V A natural flow of water that continues in a long line across land to the sea. Contains W Usually a rectangular piece of cloth which is used for drying something. Contains X To force something out, like air or water from your lungs while swimming. Contains Y The ability to float.

Swimming Test Tegu 1AVersión en línea

Swimming Test

por Guillermo J. Vallejo

Contains A

A substance that consists of very small fine grains of rock. It is found on beaches, in deserts etc

Starts with B

A swimming stroke performed on one’s back, especially one using alternating overarm strokes and a flutter kick.

Contains C

Movement of legs that produces propulsion.

Starts with D

To put something into liquid for a short time.

Contains E

A specific movement of arms usually repeated in swimming.

Starts with F

A category of swimming competition in which the swimmer can swim whichever stroke they choose, normally crawl.

Starts with G

To move easily without stopping and without effort or noise.

Contains H

The land along the edge of the sea, the ocean or a lake.

Contains I

A hydrodynamic body position that minimizes water friction.

Starts with J

To push off the edge or diving board to enter the water.

Contains K

A large area of water that is surrounded by land.

Starts with L

A floating line which separates each lane from the others.

Contains M

A sport that consists of displacement through the water using different styles.

Starts with N

A type of synthetic rubber used to construct thermal protective clothing for swimming, especially in open water.

Contains O

A place in a river or the sea where currents of water turn round and round very fast.

Starts with P

A piece of floating material that goes between your legs to aid leg buoyancy.

Contains Q

The state of water that fills pools, oceans, and lakes — perfect for swimming!

Contains R

A symmetrical swimming stroke in which both arms advance at same time over the head while legs use dolphin kick technique.

Starts with S

A specific movement of arms to keep the body floating.

Starts with T

A series of sudden and violent changes in the direction that water is moving in.

Starts with U

A current in the sea or ocean that moves in the opposite direction to the water near the surface.

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Swimming Test Tegu 1AVersión en línea

por Guillermo J. Vallejo

Contains A

A substance that consists of very small fine grains of rock. It is found on beaches, in deserts etc

Starts with B

A swimming stroke performed on one’s back, especially one using alternating overarm strokes and a flutter kick.

Contains C

Movement of legs that produces propulsion.

Starts with D

To put something into liquid for a short time.

Contains E

A specific movement of arms usually repeated in swimming.

Starts with F

A category of swimming competition in which the swimmer can swim whichever stroke they choose, normally crawl.

Starts with G

To move easily without stopping and without effort or noise.

Contains H

The land along the edge of the sea, the ocean or a lake.

Contains I

A hydrodynamic body position that minimizes water friction.

Starts with J

To push off the edge or diving board to enter the water.

Contains K

A large area of water that is surrounded by land.

Starts with L

A floating line which separates each lane from the others.

Contains M

A sport that consists of displacement through the water using different styles.

Starts with N

A type of synthetic rubber used to construct thermal protective clothing for swimming, especially in open water.

Contains O

A place in a river or the sea where currents of water turn round and round very fast.

Starts with P

A piece of floating material that goes between your legs to aid leg buoyancy.

Contains Q

The state of water that fills pools, oceans, and lakes — perfect for swimming!

Contains R

A symmetrical swimming stroke in which both arms advance at same time over the head while legs use dolphin kick technique.

Starts with S

A specific movement of arms to keep the body floating.

Starts with T

A series of sudden and violent changes in the direction that water is moving in.

Starts with U

A current in the sea or ocean that moves in the opposite direction to the water near the surface.

Contains V

A natural flow of water that continues in a long line across land to the sea.

Contains W

Usually a rectangular piece of cloth which is used for drying something.

Contains X

To force something out, like air or water from your lungs while swimming.

Contains Y

The ability to float.