In which two ways are cold-water wetsuits different from warm-water wetsuits?
A Cold-water wetsuits come in separate pieces for the upper and lower body.
B Cold-water wetsuits typically include boots, gloves, and hoods.
C Cold-water wetsuits are bulkier but much lighter in weight.
D Cold-water wetsuits are made of a much thicker synthetic fabric.
E Cold-water wetsuits have a thick lining of wool on the interior surface.
The correct answers are:
B. Cold-water wetsuits typically include boots, gloves, and hoods.
D. Cold-water wetsuits are made of a much thicker synthetic fabric.
Explanation: Cold-water wetsuits are designed to provide extra insulation against colder temperatures, which is why they typically come with additional accessories such as boots, gloves, and hoods (B), and are made from thicker materials to retain warmth (D). Warm-water wetsuits, conversely, are usually thinner and may not include these features.