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1. The origin of synchronized swimming dates back to the Royal Life Saving Society's aquatic demonstration in 1929. In which city was this demonstration held?
2. Synchronized swimming was exhibited as a demonstration sport in the _____, Helsinki Olympics?
3. At what Olympics was the sport given full medal status?
4. What does FINA stand for?
5. What kick do synchronized swimmers use to stay on the waters surface?
6. According to most participants and coaches, what is probably the most essential piece of equipment in synchronized swimming?
7. The figure portion of the competition involves each individual performing a group of four figures, before a panel of three to seven judges. In order to score a six, what would the swimmer not have to do?
8. What happens at a figure competition, if a swimmer makes a mistake?
9. A spin was originally called a twist?
10. Which of the following is not a figure?
11. Kip is learned in Star 7?
12. The routine portion of the competition is judged in two parts, technical merit and artistic impression. What is the percent of each, in the total routine score?
13. A routine can be swum in the form of solo, duet and team. When swimming team, a ___ point penalty is given for each missing person below 8.
14. In the routine competition, the swimmers are prohibited from touching the bottom of the pool. If one swimmer does touch the bottom, what is the amount of penalty given?
15. Who is in charge at a synchronized swimming meet?
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