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