Viking shipbuilding - part 3

The video tutorial explains the structure of a ship, focusing on the long strike plank used for securing water shields and the necessity for crew members to bring their own seating and storage. It also covers the framework built for the mast, which doubles as a protective shelter in storms. Additionally, the video highlights the dragon head on the ship's prow, designed to intimidate enemies by simulating fire-breathing.

What is the purpose of the long strike on the ship?

• To provide seating for the crew

• To secure water shields

• To store food supplies

• To hang sails

Why do crew members need to bring their own sea chests?

• To sit on while rowing

• To store their weapons

• To navigate the ship

• To cook meals

What is the function of the framework built for the mast?

• To display flags

• To rest the mast when not in use

• To store extra ropes

• To hold the sails

How does the framework help sailors during bad weather?

• It provides a place to store rain gear

• It can be used to hang lanterns

• It allows a canvas to be draped over for protection

• It helps to stabilize the ship

What is the purpose of the dragon's head on the ship?

• To serve as a lookout point

• To store extra supplies

• To frighten the enemy

• To balance the ship