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This document lists various water sports including swimming, surfing, canoeing, wind surfing, water skiing, jet skis, diving and cliff diving. It provides safety tips such as not going too deep, avoiding diving in shallow water, and not swimming after eating. It also lists common uses of water such as for sinks, baths, showers, kettles, restaurants, jacuzzis, bars, cleaning and hoses. The document was written by Niall and Kyle.
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Water
- 2. Water sports Swimming Surfing Canoe Wind surfing Water skiing Jet skis Diving Cliff diving
- 3. Water safety Never go to deep don’t dive in shallow water don’t swim after eating Always be supervised
- 4. Water uses Sink Bath Shower Kettle Restaurants Jacuzzi Bar Cleaning hose
- 5. The end By Niall and Kyle