A) Storing food B) Signaling for rescue C) Attracting wild animals D) Protection from the elements
A) Sun exposure B) Scenic view C) Proximity to water source D) Availability of materials
A) Live plants B) Dry leaves C) Wet mud D) Large rocks
A) Perfectly horizontal B) Exactly 90 degrees C) Whatever you can find D) Approximately 45 degrees
A) Gathering debris B) Building a fire C) Finding a sturdy support D) Laying down a ground cover
A) Bowline B) Figure eight C) Square knot D) Clove hitch
A) At least 1-2 feet B) Less than an inch C) Doesn't matter D) A few inches
A) To prevent condensation and suffocation B) To make it look better C) To keep animals away D) To attract sunlight
A) Sheltered from wind B) On top of a hill C) Near a game trail D) Open to sunlight
A) Using too much insulation B) Building it too close to water C) Not using enough insulation D) Making it too big
A) Lean-to shelter B) Tipi shelter C) Debris hut D) Quinzhee
A) A window B) A pillow C) Ground insulation D) A door
A) Start a fire to dry off B) Prioritize building a roof C) Stop and wait for it to stop D) Nothing, keep building
A) Blocks sunlight B) Bad luck C) Attracts insects D) Risk of falling limbs
A) Storage B) Cooking C) Camouflage D) Weather protection
A) Layering it and packing it tightly B) Tying it with vines C) Gluing it with sap D) Leaving it loose
A) Building it on high ground B) Doesn't need to be waterproof C) Overlapping layers of material D) Using only waterproof materials
A) Less time to build B) Retain heat more efficiently C) Use less material D) Easier to camouflage
A) Small twigs B) Pine needles C) Grass D) Large leaves or bark
A) Regularly, especially after bad weather B) Only in the morning C) Only once when completed D) Never, if built correctly
A) The strength of the support structure B) The amount of debris used C) A lightweight insulation material D) Material that absorbs and stores heat
A) Try to scare them away B) Ignore them C) Offer them food D) Attack them
A) Square shelter B) Round shelter C) Lean-to shelter D) Igloo
A) Using dirt B) Using nothing C) With thick layer of leaves D) Using snow
A) Foundation B) Roof C) Insulation D) Chinking gaps
A) Sand B) Rocks C) Mud D) Vines
A) Leave it open B) Ventilation hole C) Use a door D) Block it with leaves
A) No B) Only if you dance C) Yes, if it is well insulated D) Only if you build a large fire
A) Because its fun B) To attract animals C) Because it will be cold D) Keep embers away |