A) Using a magnifying glass B) Friction creating heat C) Focusing sunlight D) Chemical reaction
A) Softwood B) Petrified wood C) Hardwood D) Green wood
A) Protecting the bow B) Applying downward pressure to the spindle C) Holding the tinder D) Guiding the bow
A) Circular B) Perfectly straight C) Slightly curved D) Sharply angled
A) To lubricate the spindle B) To collect the ember C) To hold the spindle in place D) To improve airflow
A) Plastic B) Cotton C) Wool D) Silk
A) Paracord B) Wire C) Elastic D) Chain
A) Reduces noise B) Looks more professional C) Impresses onlookers D) Conserves energy
A) Holding your breath B) Gentle, steady breaths C) Using a bellows D) Hard, forceful breaths
A) Add more tinder B) Lubricate the spindle C) Stop immediately and start over D) Continue drilling, increasing pressure
A) Increase friction at the fireboard B) Waterproof the spindle C) Reduce friction at the handhold D) Strengthen the spindle
A) Baseball bat-sized B) Hair-sized C) Tree trunk-sized D) Pencil-sized
A) Oily and greasy B) Solid and hard C) Fluffy and dry D) Dense and wet
A) Metal B) Plastic C) Soft material like cloth D) Hard material like stone or bone
A) To add flavor to the wood B) To make it waterproof C) To prevent insects D) To allow the wood to dry and harden
A) Oak B) Cottonwood C) Aspen D) Cedar
A) The spindle B) The bow string C) The fireboard D) Easily combustible material
A) Throwing the ember directly into the campfire B) Blowing on the spindle C) Adding more fuel to the fireboard D) Transferring it to the tinder bundle
A) It's cold to the touch B) It disappears C) It glows brightly and produces smoke D) It's completely black
A) Cover it in glue B) Soak it in water C) Ensure it's smooth and rounded D) Sharpen it to a point
A) Handhold B) Fireboard C) Spindle D) Bow
A) Lighting the tinder bundle B) Developing the ember C) Making the tools D) Finding the right wood
A) To develop muscle memory and technique B) To waste time C) Because it's easy D) To show off your skills
A) Kindling, fuel wood, ember, tinder B) Fuel wood, kindling, tinder, ember C) Ember, tinder, kindling, fuel wood D) Tinder, fuel wood, kindling, ember
A) Smoothing the spindle B) Protecting the tinder from the wind C) Attaching feathers to the bow D) Creating thin shavings of wood for kindling
A) Small, dry twigs B) Large logs C) Wet branches D) Green leaves
A) Friction burns B) Drowning C) Animal attacks D) Explosions
A) It's easier to find B) It ignites easier C) It's heavier D) It's prettier
A) Into the wind B) It doesn't matter C) Away from the wind D) Perpendicular to the wind
A) Looks more professional B) Helps to keep insects away C) Provides stability D) Reduces noise |