A) Check for hazards and accessibility B) Start a fire C) Set up your tent D) Unpack your supplies
A) Flat and level ground B) Availability of water source C) Shelter from the wind D) Proximity to other campers
A) Set it up on top of rocks for better drainage B) Set it up directly on the bare ground C) Don't use stakes for faster setup D) Use a groundsheet or footprint
A) Away from dead branches B) It doesn't matter C) Directly under trees for shade D) As close as possible to trees for support
A) Within 5 feet B) Within 10 feet C) At least 15 feet D) As close as possible for warmth
A) Leave them in the fire pit B) Scatter them widely in a safe area C) Bury them in the ground D) Throw them in the trash
A) Inside your tent B) Next to your sleeping bag C) In a bear-resistant container or hung from a tree D) Buried underground
A) To keep it dry B) To keep it warm C) To make it easier to find D) To prevent attracting animals
A) Avoid camping altogether B) Build large fires to mark your territory C) Leave as much trash as possible to help others D) Minimize your impact on the environment
A) Build elaborate shelters B) Leave some food for animals C) Pack out everything you pack in D) Cut down trees for firewood
A) Green branches B) Plastic wrappers C) Wet newspaper D) Dry twigs and leaves
A) Refuel it while it's lit B) Use it in a well-ventilated area C) Leave it unattended while cooking D) Use it inside the tent
A) To prevent all injuries B) To replace a doctor's visit C) To perform surgery D) To treat minor injuries and illnesses
A) Throw it in the bushes B) Dig a cat hole 6-8 inches deep C) Leave it on the surface D) Bury it under a rock
A) It cleans better than regular soap B) It's cheaper than regular soap C) It breaks down naturally in the environment D) It repels insects
A) A poisonous snake B) A large rock C) A specific type of tree D) A dead or hanging branch
A) To provide extra shade B) To protect from rain and condensation C) To make the tent more visible D) To keep insects out
A) Clove hitch B) Square knot C) Taut-line hitch D) Bowline
A) Wear as many layers as possible B) Wear moisture-wicking layers C) Use an electric blanket D) Sleep naked
A) Road map B) City map C) Treasure map D) Topographic map
A) GPS watch (without knowing how to use it) B) Smartphone C) Binoculars D) Compass
A) Leave the fire burning for the next campers B) Leave some firewood for others C) Double-check for any trash D) Disassemble your tent haphazardly
A) Better visibility B) Improved balance and reduced strain on joints C) Increased speed D) Enhanced grip
A) A dangerous drop in body temperature B) A type of insect bite C) A fungal infection D) A type of sunburn
A) Use a small amount of biodegradable soap away from water sources B) Wash dishes directly in the stream C) Dump dirty dishwater into the bushes D) Use regular dish soap at the campsite
A) Hanging food from a tree to keep it away from bears B) A specific brand of backpack C) A method for trapping bears D) A type of sleeping bag
A) Approach them closely for photos B) Offer them food C) Observe from a distance and avoid feeding them D) Try to scare them away aggressively
A) Attracting rainbows B) Providing warmth C) Wildfires D) Making s'mores
A) Follow a river downstream B) Climb a tall tree C) Stay calm, stay put, and signal for help D) Run around randomly
A) Wear properly fitted, broken-in boots and moisture-wicking socks B) Ignore hot spots C) Wear sandals D) Wear too-tight boots |