A) Communication B) Hunting C) Decoration D) Tool making
A) Material B) Size and shape C) Age D) Color
A) Striking the whistle B) Shaking the whistle C) Blowing air across an edge D) Rubbing the whistle
A) Warnings and calls B) Songs C) Stories D) Prayers
A) Open plains B) Dense forests C) Underground D) Deserts
A) Wood B) Glass C) Metal D) Plastic
A) Adding water to the whistle B) Experimenting with breath control C) Holding the whistle differently D) Using a tuning fork
A) Unlimited battery life B) Requires electricity C) Can be used underwater D) Limited range
A) Changing its color B) Adding holes C) Storing it improperly D) Painting it
A) Writing a letter B) Signaling for help C) Conducting an orchestra D) Playing a lullaby
A) Freezing the whistle B) Applying beeswax C) Boiling the whistle D) Covering it in paper
A) Changing air pressure B) Closing one eye C) Holding the whistle closer D) Changing mouth shape
A) Cylinder B) Cube C) Conch D) Pyramid
A) Currency B) Emergency signal C) Weapon D) Food
A) Blockages B) Temperature C) Color D) Weight
A) Elephants B) Spiders C) Birds D) Sharks
A) Space stations B) Modern cities C) Indigenous groups D) Underwater civilizations
A) Burning the whistle B) Cleaning the whistle C) Burying the whistle D) Ignoring the whistle
A) Taste B) Wind C) Smell D) Color
A) Random sounds B) No preparation C) Predefined signals D) Improvisation
A) Transparent B) Edible C) Naturally hollow D) Magnetic
A) Constant blowing B) Occasional use C) Regular practice D) Never using it
A) Lunch time B) Greeting C) Happy song D) Distress call
A) Sharpness B) Brightness C) Smoothness D) Moisture
A) Blocking all holes B) Firmly but not blocking holes C) Loosely D) Covering it entirely
A) Clarity B) Speed C) Length D) Loudness
A) Awl B) Needle C) Spoon D) Hammer
A) Flowers B) Numbers C) Colors D) Echoes
A) Use a blueprint B) Always in the middle C) Consult a witch doctor D) Trial and error
A) Leaving it out in the sun B) Regular cleaning C) Burying it D) Never using it |