A) Purchasing a backpack B) Planning your trip C) Buying a tent D) Looking for sales
A) Color B) Brand name C) Number of pockets D) Proper fit
A) Cotton B) Synthetic C) Down D) Wool
A) 60-70 degrees Fahrenheit B) 15-30 degrees Fahrenheit C) -20 to 0 degrees Fahrenheit D) 50-60 degrees Fahrenheit
A) Canister stove B) Alcohol stove C) Wood stove D) Liquid fuel stove
A) Remove harmful bacteria and viruses B) Add electrolytes to water C) Make water taste better D) Change the color of water
A) Sandals B) Hiking boots C) Trail running shoes D) Barefoot
A) Silk B) Cotton C) Synthetic fabrics D) Wool
A) Reduce stress on joints and improve balance B) To scare away animals C) To carry water bottles D) To measure distance
A) Store food in your tent B) Use a bear canister or hang food properly C) Bury food underground D) Leave food out in the open as an offering
A) Lightweight Navigation Tools B) Leave No Trace C) Long National Trails D) Lost Navigation Techniques
A) Signal for help in emergencies B) Attract wild animals C) Provide illumination in the dark D) Cook food
A) Price B) Weather protection C) Weight D) Color
A) Compass B) Spoon C) Mirror D) Camera
A) Soak them in water B) Leave them in the sun C) Wear them on a long hike immediately D) Wear them around the house and on short hikes
A) Moisture-wicking socks B) Cotton socks C) Plastic socks D) Wool socks
A) Drink sugary drinks instead of water B) Only drink water when you feel thirsty C) Dehydrate to save weight D) Carry plenty of water and drink regularly
A) Bury it in a cathole at least 200 feet from water sources B) Leave it on the surface C) Burn it D) Bury it near a water source
A) To cook food B) To attract animals C) To start fires D) To treat minor injuries and illnesses
A) Ignore hot spots B) Wear properly fitting boots and moisture-wicking socks C) Wear cotton socks D) Wear boots that are too large
A) Panic and yell loudly B) Run around in circles C) Stay calm and retrace your steps D) Keep walking in a straight line
A) Allows you to adjust to changing weather conditions B) Reduces weight C) Looks fashionable D) Makes you warmer regardless of the temperature
A) To dig a cathole for human waste B) To clear a campsite C) To eat food D) To sharpen knives
A) Color and design B) Weight and packed size C) Number of windows D) Built-in entertainment system
A) It's only for use in Europe. B) It has a built-in pillow. C) It has been tested to a standardized temperature rating. D) It's extra warm.
A) Isobutane-propane mix B) Kerosene C) Diesel D) Gasoline
A) To protect your backpack from animals B) To add extra pockets to your backpack C) To make your backpack more visible D) To keep your gear dry
A) Heaviest items at the bottom B) Heaviest items at the top C) Heaviest items close to your back and centered D) Evenly distribute weight throughout the backpack
A) Drinking too much water B) Ascending to high altitudes too quickly C) Eating too much food D) Wearing too many clothes
A) Durability and versatility B) Color of the handle C) Size of the blade D) How shiny it is |