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