A) To repel insects B) To draw out infection or poison C) To act as a sunscreen D) To provide nutrients to the skin
A) A soft, moist paste B) A dry powder C) A thin, watery liquid D) A hard, brittle solid
A) Sugar B) Clay C) Oil D) Salt
A) Bentonite B) Silly Putty C) Pottery clay D) Modeling clay
A) Garlic B) Dill C) Cilantro D) Parsley
A) Sprayed onto clothing B) Directly to the affected area C) Ingested orally D) Mixed into bathwater
A) Nothing - let it fall off B) Glue C) Cloth or bandage D) Tape
A) Permanently B) 5 minutes C) 1 hour D) Until it dries out or loses effectiveness
A) Skin irritation B) Improved vision C) Hair growth D) Increased strength
A) Suck out the venom B) Seek immediate medical attention C) Apply a tourniquet D) Ignore it; it will heal on its own
A) Flour B) Cocoa powder C) Sugar D) Activated charcoal
A) Basil B) Rosemary C) Comfrey D) Oregano
A) Water B) Alcohol C) Gasoline D) Oil
A) To attract insects B) To maintain its drawing power C) To prevent staining D) To make it look better
A) Sunburn B) Minor cut C) Bruise D) Deep puncture wound
A) Pain relief B) Invisibility C) Mind control D) Flight
A) On the stomach B) On the opposite arm or leg C) On the forehead D) Directly on the bite mark, after seeking medical attention
A) Give it to an animal B) Eat it C) Reuse it D) Dispose of it properly and hygienically
A) Expired B) From the garbage C) Covered in insects D) Clean and free of contaminants
A) To provide a slippery surface B) To attract butterflies C) To add flavor D) To soothe inflammation and promote healing
A) Clean piece of fabric B) Aluminum foil C) Duct tape D) Plastic wrap
A) Antibacterial B) Invisible C) Magnetic D) Explosive
A) Ask a stranger B) Consult a medical professional C) Flip a coin D) Ignore all advice
A) Ceramic B) Glass C) Wooden D) Metal (if using clay)
A) Discontinue use and consult a healthcare provider B) Apply acid to it C) Apply more poultice D) Ignore it
A) Clay B) Sugar C) Honey D) Garlic
A) A bite that requires no treatment B) A bite that is very painful C) A bite on dry skin D) A bite where no venom was injected
A) Leave them whole B) Boil them for hours C) Burn them to ash D) Crush or chop them finely
A) The area for signs of improvement or worsening B) The weather C) The television schedule D) The stock market
A) Antivenom administered by medical professionals B) Elevating the limb C) Applying ice D) Drinking alcohol |