Lingo
Culture
Ships
History
Tampa
100

What does “matey” mean?

A term for a friend or companion.

100

What is a “pirate’s code”?

A set of rules governing the conduct of pirates.

100

What was the name of Blackbeard’s ship?

Queen Anne’s Revenge.

100

Who was the most famous female pirate in history?

Anne Bonny.

100

Gasparilla is named after what Spanish Pirate

Jose Gaspar

200

What is a “landlubber”?

A person who is uncomfortable at sea.

200

What drink was commonly associated with pirates?

Rum.

200

What type of ship is commonly associated with pirates?

A sloop.

200

What was Blackbeard’s real name?

Edward Teach.

200

When was the first Gasparilla

(Within 10 years)

1904


300

What does “booty” refer to?

 Stolen treasure or loot.

300

What term refers to pirates who were legalized by their governments?

Privateers.

300

What is the name of the flag that pirates commonly flew?

The Jolly Roger.

300

In what century did the “Golden Age of Piracy” occur?

The 18th century.

300

What date is Gasparilla this year? 

January 25th 

400

What does “shiver me timbers” express?

Surprise or shock.

400

What is a treasure map often called?

A “X marks the spot” map.

400

What ship was famously captained by Captain Hook?

The Jolly Roger (in Peter Pan).

400

Which pirate was known as “Calico Jack”?

John Rackham.

400

What are RAs not allowed to consume while at work or 8 hours before work?

Alcohol! 

500

What is “scuttle” in pirate terms?

To sink a ship.

500

 What did pirates traditionally wear as a sign of status?

An eye patch or a tricorn hat.

500

Which pirate ship is known for its speed and agility?

The schooner.

500

 What is the name of the pirate haven in the Bahamas?

Nassau

500

This local political position is often kidnapped by the pirates, where they are then given the key to Tampa 

The mayor