Survival Basics
Food & Water
Shelter &
Fire
First Aid & Safety
100

What should you do first if you are lost?

Stay calm
100

Can you eat a wild mushroom just because it looks safe?

No. It could be poisonous.

100

Why is fire important for survival?

Warmth, light, and cooking.

100

What should you do for a small cut?

Clean and cover it.

300

You hear a helicopter while you are lost. What should you do?

Make a signal.

300

What are signs of dehydration?

Thirst, dizziness, and weakness

300

You are caught outside in heavy rain. What is the most important thing to look for when choosing a shelter?

A dry and safe place.

300

Two people are injured. One has a small cut, while the other is bleeding heavily. Who should you help first?

Severe bleeding can become life-threatening very quickly, so you should prioritize the person with the most serious and immediate threat to life.

500

In a survival situation, how long can a person survive without air, without water, and without food?

About 3 minutes without air, 3 days without water, and 3 weeks without food.

500

You find a clear stream while hiking. Can you safety drink the water immediately? 

No. Clear water can still contain harmful bacteria, viruses, or parasites. 

500

You find a dry cave that looks like a good shelter, but you also want to make a fire inside. What should you check before lighting the fire?

Good ventilation and fire safety. 

500

You see someone injured after an accident. What should you check before helping them?

Scene safety. Before helping an injured person, you should first make sure the area is safe for you and the injured person. 

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