A) Cardboard boxes B) Plastic bags C) Steel bars D) Willow branches
A) Wide and open B) Narrowing inwards C) Facing upstream D) Blocked by netting
A) To guide fish into the trap B) To act as a weight C) To aerate the water D) To decorate the trap
A) Knitting B) Embroidery C) Wickerwork D) Crochet
A) Sunflower seeds B) Marshmallows C) Earthworms D) Bread crumbs
A) In fast-flowing rapids B) In areas with fish activity C) In deep, still water D) On dry land
A) The strongest part of the trap B) A barrier to guide fish towards the trap C) A type of bait D) The person who sets the trap
A) To prevent fish from being scared away B) To comply with legal requirements C) To make the trap stronger D) To make the trap more attractive
A) A fishing rod B) A cooking utensil C) A type of cylindrical fish trap D) A type of fishing lure
A) Daily B) Yearly C) Weekly D) Monthly
A) Salt B) Pitch C) Sand D) Sugar
A) Overhand knot B) Bowline knot C) Figure-eight knot D) Granny knot
A) It is difficult to work with B) It is too flexible C) It is too expensive D) It can rust and pollute the water
A) Eel baskets are more durable B) Eel baskets are easier to make C) Eel baskets are cheaper to make D) Eel baskets are specifically designed for eels
A) Mark the trap's location clearly B) Place traps in swimming areas C) Use bright colors to attract fish D) Leave the trap unattended for long periods
A) To attract more fish B) To make it more buoyant C) To make it easier to find D) To prevent it from being swept away by the current
A) Rushes B) Glass C) Bamboo D) Wire Mesh
A) Inform all neighbors B) Obtain necessary permits and licenses C) Name the trap D) Offer a share of the catch to the local government
A) The bait used in the trap B) The best fish caught C) Unintended species caught in the trap D) The technique used for trapping
A) Handle them with care to minimize stress B) Mark them before releasing C) Keep them for a few days to see if they recover D) Throw them back as quickly as possible
A) Rocky mountain streams B) Muddy river bottoms C) Frozen lakes D) Sandy beaches
A) Use a brightly colored trap B) Make the trap larger C) Use a strong-smelling bait D) Place the trap in direct sunlight
A) To control the temperature inside B) To prevent fish from escaping C) To allow water to flow through D) To release air pressure
A) To make them more attractive to fish B) To reduce their weight C) To remove debris and prevent disease spread D) To improve their camouflage
A) Using traps with escape gaps for smaller fish B) Setting traps during spawning season C) Using traps with very small mesh sizes D) Never checking the traps
A) Hammer B) Screwdriver C) Pencil D) Drawknife
A) Make the entrance smaller B) Change the location of the trap C) Give up trapping altogether D) Add more weight to the trap
A) A funnel-shaped entrance that's difficult to exit B) A support structure C) A place to store bait D) A decoration
A) Dark and overcast B) Bright and sunny C) Dry and windy D) Freezing temperatures
A) To make the trap more buoyant B) To allow for more bait C) To increase the trap's weight D) To allow the trapped animals room to move |