A) Always leave trash behind B) Minimize impact on the environment C) Build permanent structures everywhere D) Cut down as many trees as possible
A) Tent B) Glass house C) Lean-to D) Igloo
A) TV remote control B) Compass C) Smartphone D) Car keys
A) Ray Mears B) Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson C) Elon Musk D) Martha Stewart
A) Jump in a freezing river B) Drink ice-cold water C) Build a shelter and start a fire D) Take off all your clothes
A) Campfire B) Tsunami C) Avalanche D) Hurricane
A) Use it as a toothpick B) Wave it around recklessly C) Throw it at trees for fun D) Always cut away from your body
A) Try to pet them B) Chase after them for a photo C) Start singing loudly D) Respect their space and slowly back away
A) Taut-line hitch B) Shoelace knot C) Hair tie knot D) Twist tie
A) Signaling for rescue B) Applying makeup C) Shaving D) Taking selfies
A) Fieldcraft B) Woodcraft C) Foraging D) Firecraft
A) Creating a fishing line loop B) Attaching a hook to a line C) Bundling items together D) Catching animals
A) Clove hitch B) Snare noose C) Figure-8 loop D) Reef knot
A) Attaching a hook to a line B) Creating a shelter frame C) Bundling items together D) Catching animals
A) To catch animals B) To bundle items together C) To attach a hook to a line D) To create a fishing line loop
A) Cave B) Snow cave C) Bark lean-to D) Tent
A) Axe B) Tarp C) Hammer D) Bushcraft knife
A) Hunting B) Fishing C) Foraging D) Twine-making
A) Bush ranger B) Bushwacker C) Forest guide D) Woodland expert
A) Nature guide B) Forest keeper or forest ranger C) Bushman D) Woodland explorer
A) Reef knot B) Clove hitch C) Figure-8 loop D) Snare noose
A) Skills used in the Australian bush B) Hunting techniques in North America C) Survival techniques in the Arctic D) Woodworking skills
A) Reef knot B) Improved clinch knot C) Snare noose D) Figure-8 loop
A) Tying bandages together B) Creating a fishing line loop C) Attaching a hook to a line D) Catching animals
A) Catching animals B) Bundling items together C) Attaching an anchor to a rope D) Creating a fishing line loop
A) French (boscage) B) Spanish (boscado) C) Dutch (bosch) D) German (Busch)
A) Ernest Scott B) Jeannie Gunn C) Ernest Favenc D) A. G. Hales
A) No B) Yes, against all forums C) Yes D) Only partially
A) We of the Never-Never B) The Explorers of Australia and their Life-work C) Campaign Pictures of the War in South Africa D) The Life of Captain Matthew Flinders
A) 1800s B) 1900s C) 1600s D) 1700s
A) November 12, 2013 B) March 15, 2010 C) July 4, 2015 D) January 1, 2000
A) Hammer B) Screwdriver C) Wrench D) Bushcraft knife
A) Wood-carving B) Tool making C) Twine-making D) Foraging
A) Tarp B) Screwdriver C) Axe D) Bushcraft knife
A) Forest keeper B) Nature guide C) Woodland explorer D) Bushman
A) Bundling items together B) Creating a fishing line loop C) Binding one thing to another D) Catching animals
A) My Brilliant Career B) We of the Never-Never C) Campaign Pictures of the War in South Africa D) The History of Australian Exploration from 1788 to 1888
A) Catching animals B) Tensioning the rope during knot tying C) Creating a fishing line loop D) Attaching a hook to a line
A) Ernest Favenc B) Francis Galton C) Jeannie Gunn D) Miles Franklin
A) Reef knot B) Clove hitch C) Figure-8 loop D) Snare noose
A) Francis Galton B) Ray Mears C) Mors Kochanski D) Les Hiddins (the Bush Tucker Man)
A) Ray Mears B) Cody Lundin C) Les Hiddins D) Richard Graves
A) Mors Kochanski B) Ray Mears C) Francis Galton D) Les Hiddins
A) Attaching a hook to a line B) Catching animals C) Holding loads D) Bundling items together
A) Tent B) Snow cave C) Cave D) Space underneath a tree
A) Tool making B) Wood-carving C) Twine-making D) Shelter-building |