A) SOS B) HELP C) MAYDAY D) FIRE
A) One short, one long, one short B) Three short, three long, three short C) Continuously long signals D) Three long, three short, three long
A) Building a small fire B) Shouting loudly C) Using a signal mirror D) Waving a white cloth
A) Reflecting sunlight B) Producing a loud noise C) Creating smoke D) Generating heat
A) Focusing on the horizon B) Aiming at the sun directly C) Using the V-sight technique D) Pointing it randomly at the sky
A) Up to 500 miles B) Up to 100 miles C) Up to 10 miles D) Up to 1 mile
A) Constant tending and fuel supply B) Using water to control the flames C) Letting it burn unattended D) Covering it with dirt
A) Green vegetation B) Rocks C) Small twigs D) Dry leaves
A) High and open area B) Deep within a forest C) Near a water source D) Inside a cave
A) One large fire B) Three in a triangle or line C) Two small fires D) As many as possible
A) Distress B) Welcome C) Warning D) Celebration
A) Gather as much fuel as possible B) Find a water source C) Clear the surrounding area of flammable material D) Start with a large log
A) Carefully prepare tinder and kindling B) Give up and conserve the match C) Use a lot of lighter fluid D) Light a large log directly
A) Black or white B) Clear C) Grey D) Brown
A) Pine needles B) Rubber or oil-based materials C) Dry grass D) Green leaves
A) A dark colored cloth B) Nothing else will work C) A rock D) Any shiny object
A) Direct the light steady on the plane B) Slow, sweeping motions C) Continuous flashes D) Intermittent flashes
A) Greeting or welcome B) Direction or guidance C) Distress or need for help D) Calmness
A) Dawn and dusk B) Only during the day C) Only at night D) Both day and night
A) Aerial distress signal B) Creating a shelter C) Marking a trail D) Signifying a water source
A) Only brightly colored materials B) Only natural materials C) Anything contrasting with the surrounding environment D) Small rocks only
A) Because it is a fun activity B) Because they are always the same everywhere C) Because you have to pay a rescue fee if you do not D) To increase your chances of being found quickly
A) Writing HELP in the snow B) Burying food C) Using a laser pointer D) Whistling loudly
A) When it gets dark B) After signaling for an hour C) When rescuers have acknowledged your signal D) When you run out of supplies
A) Build the biggest fire possible B) Wander around looking for help C) Immediately start shouting for help D) Stay calm and assess the situation
A) Is expensive and unnecessary B) Aids in signaling when it is needed most C) Is important, but not for signalling purposes D) Gives you something to do to pass the time
A) To scare away animals B) To attract more people to the area C) To give you something to do D) To help rescuers find you
A) Cold Weather B) Warm weather C) Cloudy weather D) Windy weather
A) Signal always travels a very short distance B) Signal will drain the battery C) Always reliable, no matter where you are D) Limited or no signal |