A) To signal for help. B) To play a game of catch. C) To incapacitate or kill prey. D) To scare away predators.
A) Identical shape and weight. B) Heavier and with less pronounced curves. C) Lighter and more curved. D) Made of plastic.
A) Cardboard. B) Hardwood. C) Metal. D) Balsa wood.
A) No wind at all. B) Strong, gusty winds. C) Hurricane force winds. D) Light to moderate winds.
A) Wearing flimsy gloves. B) Ensuring no one is in the trajectory. C) Closing your eyes for better concentration. D) Throwing it as hard as possible without aiming.
A) Extremely long range, hundreds of meters. B) Point blank, right next to the animal. C) Medium range, about 20-40 meters. D) Only in enclosed spaces.
A) Releasing it like a frisbee. B) An overhand throw like a baseball. C) An underhand throw like bowling. D) A sidearm throw with a strong wrist flick.
A) Rolling along the ground. B) A complete circle back to the thrower. C) A direct or slightly arcing path. D) Straight up into the air.
A) Hunting endangered species. B) Bragging about your hunting prowess. C) Ensuring a clean and quick kill. D) Leaving wounded animals to suffer.
A) Left outside in the rain. B) Buried in the ground. C) Covered in oil. D) In a dry place, protected from the elements.
A) Elephant. B) Eagle. C) Whale. D) Rabbit.
A) Adjusting its shape for optimal flight. B) Sharpening the edges like a knife. C) Playing a musical note with it. D) Painting it a specific color.
A) Playing the didgeridoo. B) Singing loudly. C) Tracking animal movements. D) Building a fire.
A) The leading edge. B) The center. C) Any random part. D) The back end.
A) Sunshine. B) Warm weather. C) Clear skies. D) Rain.
A) You can hunt anything you want, anywhere. B) Hunting may be restricted or illegal in certain areas. C) There are no laws about boomerang hunting. D) Laws only apply to using firearms.
A) Bending it in half. B) Painting it black. C) Soaking it in water. D) Adding weight to one wing.
A) Leave the animal to die slowly. B) Hide the animal from authorities. C) Dispatch the animal quickly and humanely. D) Take pictures of it for social media.
A) Boomerangs are louder. B) Boomerangs require ammunition. C) Boomerangs are easier to carry. D) Limited range and accuracy.
A) Made of expensive materials. B) Brightly colored design. C) Ability to return to the thrower. D) Accurate and powerful flight.
A) Hovering. B) Forward movement only. C) Spin. D) Backward motion.
A) Boomerangs only work at sea level. B) Boomerangs fly better at higher altitudes. C) Altitude has no effect on boomerang flight. D) Higher altitude can require adjustments to the throw.
A) Observing how other hunters throw boomerangs. B) Observing the color of the sky. C) No observation is necessary. D) Observing animal behavior to predict movement.
A) The thrower's height. B) The weather. C) Its color. D) Its mass and velocity.
A) To wear out the boomerang faster. B) Practice is not needed. C) To improve accuracy and consistency. D) To impress your friends.
A) Thicker wings provide more lift but also more drag. B) Thinner wings are always better. C) Thickness has no effect on flight. D) Only the length matters.
A) How close it is to your home. B) The availability of shade. C) The cost of parking. D) The presence of game and the legality of hunting there.
A) The boomerang flies faster downhill. B) There is no advantage. C) Animals are less likely to see you. D) Improved throwing angle and visibility.
A) The color of the boomerang. B) The angle of release. C) Whether or not you are wearing a hat. D) The brand of the boomerang.
A) Unstable or unpredictable flight. B) Easy to throw. C) Shiny finish. D) Made of wood. |