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