Admittedly, I know virtually nothing about rowing. When making up this quiz, I had to research every single question. As for the comments after the right answers are given, at times I provide some more information, but many other times I try to make a humorous comment or provide some other random, related by a stretch comment. I hope you enjoy this quiz. Hopefully, you won't find yourself up a creek without a paddle! Wait a minute, that is more about CANOES! Oh well, good luck!
In Olympic rowing events, there are teams of all of the following sizes except:
What is the member of a rowing term without oars called?
What is the bar across the oarlock that keeps the oar in place?
What command by a Cox tells rowers to put their oars in the water?
What is the term to describe the uniform stroke rate used by a rowing team?
What term describes the distance a shell travels during each stroke?
What is a frame with straps or shoes to anchor a rower's feet?
When during a race would a 'High Ten' normally occur?
Donald Alum was a British oarsman who was the 1st person to row across the:
In rowing competitions, a junior class means the competitors are under _____.
What is sweep rowing?
What is the device at the end of a rigger that holds an oar?
In rowing compettions, Masters classes range from A to J. J means age ___and up.
What is the bow?
What term describes racers given a 2nd chance to qualify for the finals?
What term describes the number of strokes executed per minute by a crew?
In rowing competitions, a Senior B class means the competitors are under _____.
What is a rower with two oars, one in each hand?
What is turning an oar after the blade is extracted making it parallel to the water?
For females, a coxswain should not weigh more than ______pounds.
For males, a coxswain should not weigh more than ____pounds.
What are the marks left by the blade on the water after a release?
What term describes where the blade enters the water?
A type of race where crews are drawn randomly from a hat is called a ___________.
