A Ship

1.            What is a ship?

a)     Any transport.    b) Lloyd's register.

c) A large vessel that floats on water.

2.            Ships may be found on ...

a)     lakes, seas and    b) everywhere rivers

c) roads, deserts and mountains

3.            Ships perform for a variety of activities, such as ...

a)     the teller the history of humankind.            b) the transport of people or

goods, fishing, entertainment, public safety, and warfare.

c) the key in history's great explorations and scientific and technological developments.

4.            Ships are generally distinguished from boats based...

a)     on length and lifting capacity.       b) on size and passenger capacity.

c) on width and tonnage.

5.            Ships and boats have developed alongside mankind.

a)     False      b) True

6.            Commercial vessels carry billion tons of weapons and bombs.

a)     False      b) True

7.            Vessels were also key in history's great explorations and scientific and technological developments.

a)     False      b) True

8.            Ships have been used for such purposes as colonization and the slave trade.

a)     True       b) False

9.            Ships have never told you the history of humankind.

a)     False      b) True

10.         Thor Heyerdahl is...

a)     the great desert explorer                b) the great navigator

c) the great cave explorer

11.         Zheng He is ...

a)     Adventurer          b) Navigator

c) Traveller

12.         A rowboat or a water bicycle is...

a)     Vessel   b) Ship

13.         Big military-oriented "boats" or sailing "boats" with a certain kind of equipment are

a)     ships      b) vessels

14.         Camel metaphorically is named ...

a)     'the desert boat'.               b) 'the desert vessel'.

              c) 'the desert ship'                                                                  d) 'the desert truck'.