A) Animal hides B) Canvas C) Birch bark D) Cedar planks
A) Cotton thread B) Wire C) Pine needles D) Spruce root
A) Mud B) Beeswax C) Rubber sealant D) Pine pitch
A) Maple B) Cedar C) Pine D) Oak
A) Adding seats B) Shaping the exterior C) Selecting a suitable log D) Carving the interior
A) Axe B) Chisel C) Saw D) Adze
A) Painting B) Controlled burning C) Varnishing D) Sanding
A) Western Red Cedar B) Ponderosa Pine C) Douglas Fir D) Sitka Spruce
A) To remove insects B) To make it pliable C) To add color D) To make it waterproof
A) Burning the bark off B) Cutting down the tree C) Stripping it randomly D) Carefully peeling it in the spring
A) To provide structural support along the top edge B) To decorate the canoe C) To provide seating D) To act as a rudder
A) The pitch sealant B) The layer inside the bark for support. C) The outer layer of bark D) The paddle
A) It hardens the wood B) It weakens the wood for easier removal. C) It makes the canoe lighter D) It protects the canoe from insects
A) Oars B) Paddles C) Sails D) Motors
A) Detailed carving and shaping of wood B) Cutting birch bark C) Sewing seams D) Applying pitch
A) To provide seating B) To give the bark its shape and strength C) To decorate the canoe D) To hold the gunwales
A) It is very hard and durable B) It is lightweight and flexible C) It is resistant to fire D) It is readily available
A) Regular painting B) Proper curing and sealant C) Exposure to sunlight D) Frequent waxing
A) Making holes for sewing B) Applying pitch C) Cutting bark D) Smoothing surfaces
A) Aids in steering B) Provides stability and strengthens the bottom C) Holds the seats D) Acts as a rudder
A) Metal fasteners B) Spruce root C) Cedar D) Birch bark
A) Better aesthetics B) Easier storage C) Improved efficiency D) Reduced weight
A) To make it more pliable for bending B) To kill insects in the wood C) To waterproof the wood D) To add color to the wood
A) A method of steering B) Warpage or deformation of the hull C) A specific type of paddle D) The process of applying pitch
A) Perpendicular to the ribs B) Diagonally across the ribs C) It doesn't matter D) Parallel to the ribs
A) To protect it from rot B) To make it lighter C) To add color D) To make it stronger
A) Coal tar pitch B) Petroleum-based pitch C) Asphalt-based pitch D) A blend of pine resin, charcoal, and fat
A) Capacity B) Durability C) Light weight D) Speed
A) Easily damaged B) Prone to leaks C) Heavy and difficult to transport D) Expensive to build
A) Coat it with oil B) Store it in direct sunlight C) Keep it partially filled with water. D) Wrap it tightly in plastic |