A) Cooking food B) Building shelter C) Hunting and defense D) Starting fires
A) Flexibility and lightness B) Straightness and strength C) Dark color and roughness D) Presence of knots and bark
A) Hickory B) Willow C) Ash D) Oak
A) Dry it completely in the sun B) Treat it with animal fat C) Soak it in water for several days D) Remove the bark and rough shape it
A) To prevent it from rotting B) To make it more flexible C) To harden and strengthen the wood D) To make it more visible
A) Sand or gravel B) Sinew or plant fiber C) Metal wire D) Clay or mud
A) Figure eight knot B) Square knot C) Constrictor knot D) Bowline knot
A) Sandstone or limestone B) Granite or marble C) Coal or charcoal D) Flint or obsidian
A) Laser cutting B) Acid etching C) Sandblasting D) Flintknapping
A) Working in a closed space B) Wearing gloves C) Eye protection D) Working with wet stone
A) At a slight angle for better grip B) In line with the shaft for direct force C) Offset to one side for balance D) Perpendicular to the shaft for increased cutting
A) To improve the lashing's grip B) To decorate the spear C) To weaken the shaft for easier breakage D) To provide a handhold
A) To increase its weight B) To speed up the hardening process C) To prevent cracking and warping D) To make it more flexible
A) Apply heat and pressure B) Bury it in the ground C) Freeze it overnight D) Soak it in water
A) Bone, antler, or hardened wood B) Clay or ceramics C) Cardboard or paper D) Glass or plastic
A) Half the user's height B) Twice the user's height C) Slightly longer than the user's height D) Exactly the user's height
A) Increases momentum and penetrating power B) Reduces its effectiveness C) Makes it easier to carry D) Decreases accuracy and range
A) Thrust it firmly into the ground B) Strike it with a hammer C) Submerge it in water D) Throw it as far as possible
A) To improve accuracy and stability in flight B) To make it float C) To increase the spear's weight D) To decorate the spear
A) Store it in a damp environment B) Store it vertically, leaning against a wall C) Store it horizontally, off the ground D) Store it in direct sunlight
A) A spear with a metal head B) A spear that throws itself C) A spear made entirely of wood D) A spear used for self-defense only
A) Easier to carry the spear B) Reduced weight of the spear C) Increased range and power D) Improved accuracy at close range
A) A short, quick jab B) A slow, deliberate push C) Just an arm motion D) Full body rotation and follow-through
A) Water distorts vision and slows the spear B) Spears are more effective underwater C) Fish are easier to hit than land animals D) There are more fish than land animals
A) With bright clothing to be easily seen B) Quietly and cautiously, downwind C) In a straight line, directly at the animal D) Loudly and aggressively
A) The head may detach prematurely B) The spear will be more accurate C) The spear will be easier to store D) The spear will be lighter
A) Salt water B) Pine pitch or beeswax C) Mud D) Sand
A) Fat B) Hide C) Bones D) Blood
A) Soaking it in vinegar B) Carving it to a fine point and repeatedly polishing with a smooth stone C) Covering it with tree sap D) Heating it in a furnace
A) Always be aware of your surroundings and where the spear is pointed B) Throw the spear as hard as possible C) Run while carrying the spear D) Leave the spear unattended |