A) To impale fish for capture B) To measure the depth of water C) To scare away fish D) To paddle a small boat
A) Wood B) Aluminum C) Cardboard D) Glass
A) To help the spear sink faster B) To make the spear more aerodynamic C) To prevent the fish from escaping D) To add weight to the spear
A) Foam B) Rubber C) Plastic D) Metal
A) Taped on B) Securely fastened C) Loosely fitted D) Glued with weak adhesive
A) Number of fish in the area B) Water clarity and depth C) Time of day D) Color of the fish
A) Reading about spear fishing B) Watching spear fishing videos C) Target practice on land D) Practicing in a swimming pool
A) A square knot B) A bowline knot C) A slip knot D) A strong binding knot
A) To make it easier to carry B) To make it look more appealing C) To improve penetration D) To reduce drag in the water
A) Wearing bright clothing B) Spearing towards others C) Ignoring local fishing regulations D) Awareness of surroundings
A) Continue using it as is B) Replace the entire spear C) Sharpen it D) Dip it in salt water
A) Metal B) Thorn C) Plastic D) Bone
A) Wrap it with cord B) Leave it bare C) Sand it smooth D) Cover it in oil
A) Rippled water B) Deep water C) Clear water D) Murky water
A) Using a fishing rod B) Hand throwing C) Using a bow and arrow D) Using a slingshot
A) The type of boat being used B) Local fishing regulations C) The weather forecast D) The price of fish
A) Fire hardening B) Freezing it C) Burying it in the ground D) Soaking it in water
A) Slightly below the target B) Far to the left of the target C) Slightly above the target D) Directly at the target
A) Brittle wood B) Rotting wood C) Soft, flexible wood D) Straight-grained, strong wood
A) Cover it in glitter B) Paint it with natural colors C) Leave it shiny and reflective D) Paint it bright orange
A) The brand of fishing line you use B) The time of day C) The color of your boat D) The type of fish you are targeting
A) Each individual point B) The color of the spear C) The weight of the spear D) The shaft length
A) To make it easier to lose B) To ensure its longevity and effectiveness C) To make it look more expensive D) To attract more fish
A) Coral reefs B) Coastal waters C) Still lakes D) Fast-moving rivers
A) Using too much force B) Underestimating water refraction C) Aiming too high D) Holding the spear too loosely
A) Warmer water temperatures B) Increased fish activity C) Stronger currents D) Reduced visibility
A) In a dry place B) Buried in the sand C) Exposed to direct sunlight D) Submerged in water
A) Nothing, it's fine on its own B) A sheath or cover C) Petroleum jelly D) A rubber band
A) Super glue B) Natural fibers like sinew or bark C) Duct tape D) Electrical wire
A) Discarding unwanted fish on the shore B) Only taking what you need C) Taking as many fish as possible D) Leaving the fish to die slowly |