Rafting Challenges and Consequences

The video describes a rafting adventure where the water level is lower than usual, exposing rocks and white water. The team navigates towards a visible stone, hits it, and prepares for a bigger challenge ahead, which includes a significant jump.

What is the consequence of the water level being lower than usual?

• The water becomes warmer.

• Rocks and white water are exposed.

• The water flows more slowly.

• The water level rises quickly.

What does the group anticipate as they approach the stone?

• They will turn around.

• They will stop before hitting it.

• They will avoid it easily.

• They will hit the stone directly.

What happens to the raft after hitting the stone?

• It capsizes immediately.

• It stops completely.

• It takes a hit but remains afloat.

• It speeds up significantly.

What lies ahead after the raft takes a hit?

• A calm stretch of water.

• A larger challenge with a potential jump.

• A narrow passage.

• A waterfall.

What is the group's reaction to the upcoming challenge?

• They are indifferent.

• They are planning to stop.

• They are excited for a calm ride.

• They are concerned about the big challenge.