The Sea is Fun! Trivia Quiz

Answer: SEAHORSE

The male seahorse gives birth to babies, which is quite unusual.

Answer: SEALSKIN

Many Eskimo or Inuit people use sealskin to make their clothing, as it keeps them warm and dry.

Answer: SEASHELL

These pretty treasures can be found on the beach in all shapes, colors and sizes. They are great ornaments for craft projects, aquariums or gardens.

Answer: SEA WASP

The sea wasp is a jellyfish whose sting is rather nasty and can be fatal.

Answer: SEAWORTHY

Sea vessels must be made according to plans that make sure they are able to withstand water pressure, weather, and potential mishaps. They must be equipped with safety devices and the captain or owner must follow the rules just as cars do on a highway. Once a ship or boat is built, it will be tested to find out if it is 'seaworthy'.

Answer: SEA TURTLE

There are many kinds of sea turtle: leatherback, loggerhead, ridley and hawksbill are among them.

Answer: SEASIDE

Right by the water, especially an ocean or lake, is referred to as seaside.

Answer: SEA BISCUIT

Sea biscuit, also known as hard tack, is what sailors used to bring with them on voyages, as it didn't spoil, had some nutrition, but became very hard to chew as it got older. The racehorse Seabiscuit's sire was named Hard Tack.

Answer: SEAWAY

The St Lawrence is one of the great seaways as it connects several bodies of water.

Answer: SEA LEGS

Sea legs refers to the adjustment of a sailor to being on the water for long periods. They learn to roll with the movements of the ship or boat. Once they reach land and go ashore they need to get their 'land legs' back. You can sometimes tell if somebody's been on a boat for awhile by their rolling gait.