Soul Surfer Movie Trivia Knowledge! Quiz
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Questions and Answers
- 1.
Which was Bethany's favorite surf spot?
- A.
Pine Trees
- B.
Bells Tourquay
- C.
Trussels
- D.
Hanalei Pier
Correct Answer
A. Pine TreesExplanation
Bethany's favorite surf spot was Pine Trees.Rate this question:
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- 2.
What age did Bethany begin to surf?
- A.
9
- B.
5
- C.
7
- D.
10
Correct Answer
C. 7Explanation
Bethany began to surf at the age of 7.Rate this question:
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- 3.
At age 10 Bethany won her first surf contest and who Sponsored her?
- A.
Ocean Waves
- B.
Oahu Boards
- C.
Rip Curl
- D.
All of the above
Correct Answer
C. Rip CurlExplanation
Bethany won her first surf contest at age 10 and was sponsored by Rip Curl.Rate this question:
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- 4.
Where was the shark attack?
- A.
Crater Hill, Hawii
- B.
Maui Hawii
- C.
Kaui, Hawii
- D.
Haena Beach Port
Correct Answer
C. Kaui, HawiiExplanation
The shark attack occurred in Kaui, Hawaii.Rate this question:
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- 5.
What did Bethany wear that the shark ate on the attack?
- A.
Bracelet
- B.
Watch
- C.
Hairband
- D.
Ring
Correct Answer
B. WatchExplanation
Bethany wore a watch that the shark ate during the attack.Rate this question:
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- 6.
When Bethany was attacked she was sent right to the hospital for surgery. What were the first words that came out of her mouth?
- A.
When can I surf agian?
- B.
Where am I?
- C.
What happened?
- D.
What happened to my arm?
Correct Answer
A. When can I surf agian?Explanation
The correct answer is "When can I surf again?" This answer is supported by the fact that Bethany's first concern after being attacked and sent to the hospital for surgery is about when she can resume her favorite activity, surfing.Rate this question:
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- 7.
A huge, gnarly wave.
Correct Answer
Angry growlerExplanation
The term "angry growler" is used to describe a large, aggressive wave. The word "angry" suggests that the wave is fierce and powerful, while "growler" implies a deep, rumbling sound, which is often associated with large waves crashing onto the shore. Therefore, "angry growler" is an appropriate phrase to describe a huge, gnarly wave.Rate this question:
- 8.
A maneuver that has a surfer soaring in the air before landing.
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AerialsExplanation
Aerials refer to a maneuver in surfing where the surfer propels themselves off the wave and into the air, performing tricks or stunts before landing back on the wave. This involves gaining momentum and using the wave's energy to launch oneself into the air, showcasing skill, control, and athleticism. Aerials are often considered one of the most exciting and visually impressive aspects of surfing, as they demonstrate the surfer's ability to defy gravity and perform acrobatic movements while riding the wave.Rate this question:
- 9.
Diving under waves to get the sets.
Correct Answer
Duck diveExplanation
Duck diving is a technique used in surfing where the surfer dives underwater to go beneath an approaching wave instead of trying to paddle over it. This allows the surfer to get past the breaking waves and reach the lineup where the larger, more desirable waves are forming. By duck diving, surfers can conserve energy and maintain their position in the lineup, making it easier for them to catch waves.Rate this question:
- 10.
The current that draws a swimmer out to sea.
Correct Answer
RipExplanation
A rip current is a powerful and fast-moving channel of water that flows away from the shore, pulling swimmers out to sea. It is caused by the convergence of waves and the shape of the coastline, creating a narrow and concentrated flow of water. Rip currents can be dangerous and challenging for swimmers to navigate, as they can quickly carry them away from the shore. It is important for swimmers to be aware of rip currents and know how to escape them by swimming parallel to the shore until they are out of the current's pull.Rate this question:
- 11.
When the wave blanks all at the same time, giving you no place to go.
Correct Answer
Close outExplanation
In surfing, a close out refers to a wave that breaks all at once, from one end to the other, without forming a rideable face. When a wave closes out, it creates a situation where there is no open face or pocket for a surfer to ride on. This can be dangerous and challenging for surfers as they have no place to go and may get caught in the crashing wave. Therefore, the term "close out" accurately describes the situation when a wave blanks all at the same time, offering no opportunity for a surfer to ride it.Rate this question:
- 12.
A bubbling movement of water around a submerged rock or reef head.
Correct Answer
BoilExplanation
The term "boil" refers to the bubbling movement of water caused by the release of energy from heat. In the context of the given question, the bubbling movement of water around a submerged rock or reef head can be described as a boil. This movement is typically caused by the interaction between the water and the obstruction, creating turbulence and causing the water to bubble and churn.Rate this question:
- 13.
To thrust out of the wave at the end of the ride.
Correct Answer
Kick outExplanation
The term "kick out" refers to the action of thrusting out of the wave at the end of a ride. This is commonly done by surfers to disengage from the wave and exit the ride. By kicking out, the surfer ensures a smooth and controlled exit, avoiding potential hazards or collisions with other surfers.Rate this question:
- 14.
A surfer who merely surfs for th love of the sport.
Correct Answer
Soul surferExplanation
The term "soul surfer" refers to a surfer who engages in the sport purely out of love and passion. They are not driven by competition or external motivations, but rather by a deep connection to the ocean and the joy of riding waves. This term emphasizes the spiritual and emotional aspect of surfing, highlighting the surfer's genuine and authentic relationship with the sport.Rate this question:
- 15.
Riding deep inside the pitching wave.
Correct Answer
Tubed - 16.
Getting tossed around by a breaking wave.
Correct Answer
PummeledExplanation
The word "pummeled" means to be repeatedly hit or beaten with force. In the context of the given statement, getting tossed around by a breaking wave can be seen as a form of being pummeled. The force and impact of the wave can cause someone to be thrown around forcefully, experiencing the sensation of being hit or beaten. Therefore, "pummeled" is an appropriate word to describe the action of getting tossed around by a breaking wave.Rate this question:
- 17.
Bethany was in her church choir.
Correct Answer
TrueExplanation
The given statement states that Bethany was in her church choir. We can assume that this statement is true because it directly states a fact about Bethany's involvement in the church choir.Rate this question:
- 18.
Bethany said she would never surf again.
Correct Answer
Flase, would - 19.
Her best friend Alanna and her dad was with them when the attack happened.
Correct Answer
Flase, Alanna's brother - 20.
Bethany has a very big passion for fo surfing.
Correct Answer
TrueExplanation
The statement indicates that Bethany has a strong passion for fo surfing. Since the statement is "True," it means that Bethany indeed has a great enthusiasm for fo surfing.Rate this question:
- 21.
The book Soul Surfer is an auto-biography.
Correct Answer
Flase, BiographyExplanation
The book "Soul Surfer" is classified as a biography, not an autobiography. This implies that it is a written account of someone else's life, rather than the author's own personal story.Rate this question:
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