This quiz will test your knowledge about an activity one often enjoys up at the lake at your cottage. No, this is not a quiz about drinking beer. This is about Canoeing. Let's see if you can paddle your way to the end of this quiz without capsizing!
What are the top finished edges of a canoe known as?
Kevlar is used to make canoes. It is estimated to be ____times stronger than steel.
A rope attached to either the bow or stern is known as:
What are the inside and outside finished edges of a canoe called?
What part of the canoe is the belly?
What is the shape of the bow where it cuts the water known as?
Way of figuring your position based upon the influence of currents on your projected course and anticipated speed:
What is the name for the seat located at the front of a canoe?
What is the part of a canoe that rides above the waterline called?
What part of the canoe is the bilge?
When facing the front of a canoe, what is the left side of it called?
What is the side of a blade pushing against the water called?
What is the depth of 1 fathom?
What is a paddle with a narrow blade called?
Paddling a canoe backward at an angle to a current when crossing a stream laterally is known as ___________.
A one-man covered canoe in which the paddler may kneel or sit is called a:
The frame of the canoe is commonly referred to as the:
What is the outside top finished edge of a canoe called?
What part of the canoe is the bow?
What is meant by the term 'Beam Ends'?
Paddling backward to slow or reverse the forward motion of a canoe is known as _______.
What is the inside top finished edge of a canoe called?
What is the distance between the gunwale and waterline at its lowest point?
What part of the canoe is the beam?
