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Captain Blackbeard's Pirate Trivia Challenge (in English)
Jonathan Ozanne
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Captain Blackbeard's Pirate Trivia Challenge (in English) - Ozanne, Jonathan
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Synopsis "Captain Blackbeard's Pirate Trivia Challenge (in English)"
This book of pirate trivia provides a comprehensive overview of the world of pirates. It contains 150 questions (and answers) about pirates! What was the name of the type of sword often used by pirates? What was the main type of ship that the Spanish sailed? What was the favorite beverage of the pirate known as "Black Bart"? When was the notorious Port Royal an important city in the Caribbean? Did pirates really make people walk the plank? Who wrote "Treasure Island"? Who starred in the movie "Double Crossbones?" The answers to all these questions (and many more) are in this book. The questions are presented as either multiple choice or true/false. The primary focus of the questions is on pirates during the Golden Age of Piracy. The book covers roughly the last 500 years of the history of piracy. It includes questions about both fictional and real pirates. Do you know the difference? Adults will probably get the most enjoyment out of this book. However, intelligent youth who like pirates will also enjoy it. This trivia challenge can be completed alone or with a group of friends. Captain Blackbeard's Pirate Trivia Challenge makes for a fun, competitive or cooperative, voyage into the real and imaginary worlds of pirates.
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