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* diving Part 1 Places to dive ( ) Depth of the water ( ) Time spent under water ( ) Taking photographs under water ( ) Dangers ( ) Illness ( ) Equipment ( ) Safety ( ) 20 meters 40’ a ___________ b _____ m _____________ ir bottle etal weights elt Q1. Why do divers carry weights round their body? Q2. What must you look out for when diving? Q3. Why is it necessary to have diving lessons with a teacher? won’t float to the surface dangerous types of fish Part 2 Advice explanation Know your limits Diving deeper or longer than what you are used to be dangerous Never ____________ Don’t ______________ You need help if there’s a problem. If …, the _______ difference between the air in their _____ and the _______ may become so great that it may _______ in serious ______ injuries. dive alone hold your breath pressure lung outside result lung Listening text: Part1 In order to go diving, you need some equipment. First, divers carry on their backs a mental bottle which is filled with air. There is enough air to last about 40 minutes. Next, divers carry heavy metal weights in a belt around their body. Without these heavy weights they would float to the surface. You see, there is a lot of air in their air bottles, and this would bring them up to the surface if they didn’t have any weights. Most divers don’t go very deep. Mainly they dive to a depth of about 20 metres. Then they swim around as they slowly return to the surface. Everyone who wants to dive must first have diving lessons with a teacher. There are a few dangers that you have to learn *