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Deep Water - quiz 2

A serene pool of water with an ominous shadow reflecting a struggle, evoking feelings of fear and introspection.

Deep Water Experience Quiz

Test your knowledge of the challenges and emotions faced by the narrator in the 'Deep Water' narrative. This quiz explores key moments and feelings that define the struggle with water and fear.

Prepare to delve into the depths of:

The narrator's emotional journey
The impact of fear on experiences
Significant quotes and their meanings

8 Questions2 MinutesCreated by DrowningDreamer42

1) William Douglas described water as...(choose the correct options)

Water had a dirty yellow tinge

Water with a yellow glow

Stiff and rigid

A mass of yellow water held me

Awful yellow water

Soothing yellow water

2) What was the narrator's state of mind when he was going down third time? (choose correct answers)

Relaxed

Unafraid

Quiet and peaceful

Helpless

Drowsy and sleepy

Happy

3) "But I was just fooling" who said it?

Narrator

William Dougla

Big bruiser

Someone

4) How was the narrator feeling when he reached home?

Weak and trembling

Couldn't eat that night

Shook and cried

All of the above

5) Did the narrator go back to YMCA?

Yes

6) Due to the fear of water the narrator was deprived of......

Fishing

Boating

Canoeing

Swimming

All of the above

7) When did the narrator vomit?

Before he was thrown into the pool

In the pool

After he reached home

After he was rescued

8) I crossed to oblivion , and the curtain of life fell. What does oblivion mean?

Awareness

Consciouness

Unconsciousness

Cocern

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