Based on what you read, a person who competes in synchronized swimming must be able to
A swim faster than anyone else in the pool.
B teach children how to swim.
C hold his or her breath for long periods of time.
D swim farther than other team members.
The correct answer is C hold his or her breath for long periods of time.
Synchronized swimming requires athletes to perform complex routines underwater, which means they need to be able to hold their breath while executing movements and formations. This skill is crucial for maintaining grace and synchronization with teammates during performances.