Lifeguard question!! this is really important no jokee!

I need you please to fill in the blank please!!!

___ drowning victims may struggle on the surface for a short period before submerging, while a ___ drowning victims can slip quickly and quietly beneath the surface.

This is from a jblearning.com I...

need it then I get finish it the whole thing if yu can help yu would be a life saver!

Wow. If you are cheating on your lifeguard exam, I sure hope that I don't swim in a beach where you are working. I'd drown.

yudontknowme22,

That's because you asked it...lol.

I agree with Editor, being a Lifeguard is a VERY serious job. If you can't pass the test on your own without cheating, then you dont need to be one. People's lives are at risk when you dont know what your doing.

I agree with both advisors,if you cheat on the exam,you must not have what it really takes to be one,cause once you see someone in trouble yo have to know what exactly to do and by cheating,the answers you gave could be wrong and you could lose that person because well you cheated and you didn't know what to do,retake it but his time don't cheat on ANY question.

 
The answers are SOME and FEW.

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Sorry to add to the negative chorus, but I've been a Red Cross swimming instructor and a lifeguard, and I agree - this is one exam where YOU have to know the answers. If you can't answer them, you just aren't ready for this very demanding job.

too bad red cross is really shitty, seen touched my a drowning? the red cross is nothing, they don't even do proper training. I was trained and worked with red cross for five years, and I'm going through jblearning.com right now, and I didn't know the answer.

active and passive

active and passive is the answer. and red cross is dumb as hell... they teach you to always assume the victims have a neck or spinal injury which isnt what you should do, we learned life before limb so you arnt going to focus on their neck and head if they arnt breathing.. you are going to do some rescue breathing on them, not make sure you put them on the backboard before you take them out of the water. and kaylam6942 is right, touched by a drowning totally proves that red cross is no good at training life guards.