Compass
Shelter Building
Fire Materials
Maps
Fire Making Skills & Knowledge
100

The direction that points directly towards the geographic North Pole

What is True North?

100

The shelter type that has only one side covered

What is a lean-to?

100

The material we used on our cotton to keep it lit longer

What is Vaseline?

100

The key element of a map that displays the name?

What is a title?

100

The method to determine whether or not kindling is dry and will burn

What is the snap test?

200

The proper outdoor Ed term used to describe the angle of one's travel

What is a bearing?

200

The type of shelter built around a tree that has fallen over

What is a fallen tree shelter?

200

Easily combustible material sparked into to start a fire (answer is not cotton ball)

What is Tinder?

200

The Key component of a map that helps determine distance between 2 points?

What is a scale?

200

True or False : it is ok to burn synthetic materials that are not considered to be natural

What is False?

300

The measure of the compass adjustment made in Sylvan Lake to find True North

What is +13 Degrees / 347 Degrees?

300

The type of shelter made in a conical shape popularized by indigenous groups

What is the Teepee?

300

The natural material used to gradually build up a fire

What is Kindling?

300

The key element of a map that defines the meaning of the displayed symbols

What is a legend?

300

Structure/shape of kindling set up used to make a fire burn higher

What is Teepee/Pyramid?

400

The saying used to describe the red northern needle being in alignment with the red northern arrow

What is Red in the Shed?

400

The 2 most important factors in successful shelter building that we were graded on

What is Structure and Insulation?

400

The metal materials scraped together to start fires

What is flint and steel/fire rod/fire striker?

400

A set of coordinates recorded along ones route determining different stopping points

What is a waypoint?

400

Adjustment made to a cotton balls to allow it to better catch sparks

What is increasing surface area?

500

The term for the angle between Magnetic North and True North that we adjust for on our compasses

What is angle of Declination?

500

The shelter type with both sides covered that resembles a tent

What is an A frame?

500

Type of vegetation best used in signal fires to create the most smoke

What is spruce bows/pine needles?

500

The lines found on a map that help determine geographical elevation

What is contour lines?

500
The 3 essentials to have fire

What is fuel, oxygen and heat?

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