Give an example of how participating in a water activity by yourself could be dangerous, even if it is a simple activity that you frequently do.

The problem with water activities is the ease with which drowning is possible. It is actually possible for an adult to drown in one teaspoon of water (given that this will be a case of dry drowning). Therefore, a simple activity that one partakes in frequently is still dangerous if done alone. Consider swimming as an example. Even if someone is a professional swimmer, it is entirely possible for their muscle to cramp up in the middle of their swimming session and for them to drown due to this.

Fishing is a prevalent water brandish that occasionally requires adjust and quality while in a watercraft that does not give stable ground. It is anything but difficult to lose adjust and drop out of the pontoon, which could bring about head injury if there is a stone in the water. In the event that no one is around, even minor wounds could bring about casualty.

Ibelieve the answer is c.