A) Wood B) Plastic C) Bone or Shell D) Metal
A) Shaping B) Tempering C) Polishing D) Cleaning
A) Welder B) Pliers C) Hammer D) Sharp Stone or Chisel
A) Folding B) Bending C) Grinding and Filing D) Melting
A) Drill or Sharp Point B) Press C) Heat D) Glue
A) To attract fish B) To make it easier to bait C) To add weight D) To prevent the fish from escaping
A) Spinning B) Molding C) Careful chipping or filing D) Welding
A) Random B) Jerky C) Consistent, back-and-forth D) Circular
A) Fine abrasive stone or sand B) Mud C) Acid D) Paint
A) To prevent line breakage and ensure easy penetration B) To make it shiny C) To add weight D) To make it more attractive to fish
A) Poisoning B) Cuts and injuries C) Fading D) Rusting
A) Dense Leg Bones B) Rib Bones C) Cartilage D) Skull
A) Its flexibility B) Its strength and hardness C) Its softness D) Its color
A) Larger fish B) All fish C) Smaller fish D) No fish
A) No fish B) Smaller fish C) Larger fish D) All fish
A) Try to glue it B) Start with a new piece of material C) Ignore it D) Use it anyway
A) File B) Drill C) Sharp Stone D) Oven
A) To soften it B) To color it C) To preserve it D) To harden it
A) To make it shinier B) To ensure it won't break under pressure C) To add weight D) To make it float
A) By dropping it B) By burying it C) By burning it D) By pulling on it with increasing force
A) Glue only B) Loose knots C) Tape only D) Strong and secure knots
A) To choose the correct hook size B) To choose the correct type of line C) To choose the correct fishing location D) To choose the correct bait color
A) Resourcefulness and self-sufficiency B) More complex design C) Decreased strength D) Increased cost
A) Quality and integrity of the material B) Smell and taste C) Size and shape D) Color and texture
A) In water B) In a dry and safe place C) In the refrigerator D) In direct sunlight
A) The color of the bone or shell B) The weather conditions C) The intended use and target species D) The type of file used
A) Soaking it in oil B) Sharpening the point C) Freezing it D) Painting it
A) Speed and aggression B) Talking loudly C) Distractions D) Focus and controlled movements
A) Rough edges, dull point, and brittle material B) Heavy weight, large size, and complex design C) Bright colors, flexible body, and soft texture D) Sharp point, smooth finish, and strong construction
A) A lighter B) A hammer C) A hot needle or awl D) Superglue |