A) Using a magnifying glass B) Chemical reaction C) Focusing sunlight D) Friction creating heat
A) Petrified wood B) Green wood C) Softwood D) Hardwood
A) Applying downward pressure to the spindle B) Protecting the bow C) Guiding the bow D) Holding the tinder
A) Slightly curved B) Perfectly straight C) Circular D) Sharply angled
A) To improve airflow B) To collect the ember C) To hold the spindle in place D) To lubricate the spindle
A) Wool B) Cotton C) Silk D) Plastic
A) Paracord B) Chain C) Wire D) Elastic
A) Reduces noise B) Conserves energy C) Looks more professional D) Impresses onlookers
A) Using a bellows B) Holding your breath C) Gentle, steady breaths D) Hard, forceful breaths
A) Lubricate the spindle B) Continue drilling, increasing pressure C) Stop immediately and start over D) Add more tinder
A) Reduce friction at the handhold B) Increase friction at the fireboard C) Strengthen the spindle D) Waterproof the spindle
A) Pencil-sized B) Tree trunk-sized C) Baseball bat-sized D) Hair-sized
A) Fluffy and dry B) Dense and wet C) Oily and greasy D) Solid and hard
A) Metal B) Plastic C) Soft material like cloth D) Hard material like stone or bone
A) To add flavor to the wood B) To prevent insects C) To allow the wood to dry and harden D) To make it waterproof
A) Oak B) Aspen C) Cedar D) Cottonwood
A) Easily combustible material B) The fireboard C) The bow string D) The spindle
A) Adding more fuel to the fireboard B) Throwing the ember directly into the campfire C) Transferring it to the tinder bundle D) Blowing on the spindle
A) It disappears B) It glows brightly and produces smoke C) It's cold to the touch D) It's completely black
A) Sharpen it to a point B) Cover it in glue C) Soak it in water D) Ensure it's smooth and rounded
A) Fireboard B) Spindle C) Bow D) Handhold
A) Making the tools B) Developing the ember C) Finding the right wood D) Lighting the tinder bundle
A) To show off your skills B) To develop muscle memory and technique C) Because it's easy D) To waste time
A) Kindling, fuel wood, ember, tinder B) Tinder, fuel wood, kindling, ember C) Fuel wood, kindling, tinder, ember D) Ember, tinder, kindling, fuel wood
A) Smoothing the spindle B) Creating thin shavings of wood for kindling C) Protecting the tinder from the wind D) Attaching feathers to the bow
A) Wet branches B) Large logs C) Green leaves D) Small, dry twigs
A) Drowning B) Explosions C) Animal attacks D) Friction burns
A) It ignites easier B) It's heavier C) It's easier to find D) It's prettier
A) Into the wind B) Away from the wind C) It doesn't matter D) Perpendicular to the wind
A) Provides stability B) Reduces noise C) Looks more professional D) Helps to keep insects away |