A) Sunlight exposure B) Proximity to water C) Shelter from the wind D) Animal tracks and trails
A) Squirrels B) Small rodents C) Birds D) Rabbits
A) Overdose of protein B) Allergic reactions C) Vitamin deficiency D) Parasites and bacteria
A) Dry, soft wood B) Wet, hard wood C) Resinous wood D) Green, soft wood
A) Inner bark B) Pine needles C) Animal sinew D) Plant stems
A) To signal for help B) To stun or kill small animals C) To start fires D) To dig holes
A) A trap that suffocates the animal B) A trap that snares the leg C) A trap using a falling weight D) A trap that shoots an arrow
A) To mark their location B) To avoid detection by animals C) To prevent theft D) To protect them from the weather
A) 7 seconds without air, 7 minutes without blood, 7 days without water, 7 weeks without food B) 7 minutes without air, 7 seconds without blood, 7 weeks without water, 7 days without food C) 7 days without air, 7 hours without blood, 7 days without food, 7 weeks without water D) 7 seconds without food, 7 minutes without water, 7 hours without air, 7 days without blood
A) Boiling B) Chemical treatment C) Using a solar still D) Using a cloth filter
A) Only once per day B) Any time is fine C) Midday D) Early morning and late evening
A) They catch larger animals B) They are stronger C) They are more humane D) They are easier to conceal
A) To impress other hunters B) To find the best hunting spots C) To learn survival skills D) To avoid legal penalties
A) The legs B) The heart C) The back D) The liver
A) Cooking the meat B) Preserving the hide C) Skinning the animal D) Removing the internal organs
A) Smell the plant B) Boil the plant C) Watch animals eat it D) Rub a small amount on your inner wrist
A) 10 degrees B) Parallel to the ground C) 45 degrees D) 90 degrees
A) To trap birds in flight B) To store food C) To trap small ground animals D) To provide shelter
A) To start fires more easily B) To signal for help C) To impress other survivalists D) For cutting, carving, and defense
A) Igloo B) Underground bunker C) Treehouse D) Lean-to shelter
A) Adequate ventilation B) Strong smoke C) Bright flames D) Large logs
A) To carry water B) To catch a spark and start a flame C) To insulate a shelter D) To attract animals
A) It burns too quickly B) It produces more smoke and less heat C) It attracts insects D) It explodes
A) Near your sleeping area B) Hanging it from a tree branch C) Leaving it in a shelter D) Burying it in the ground
A) Using plant fibers twisted together B) Using spider webs C) Melting plastic D) Using hair
A) Traps are more humane B) Snares are more effective C) Traps are easier to set D) Snares are lighter and easier to carry
A) To blend in with the environment B) To attract prey C) To protect yourself from insects D) To avoid alerting animals
A) Droppings B) Tracks C) Disturbed vegetation D) Smooth rocks
A) Scenic view B) Safety from hazards C) Availability of firewood D) Proximity to food
A) Hiding from predators B) Marking territory C) Attracting animals D) Minimizing environmental impact |