Survival Basics
This is most important thing you need to survive in the wild.
Water
You should ____ snow or ice before consuming it.
Melt/Boil
You should not sleep on _____ in the wild.
The ground
This is the most dangerous type of bear.
A mother bear
You burn yourself on the campfire! You should ____.
Run it under cool water
Lush vegetation and swarming insects usually indicate ____.
Water
True or False. It is safe to eat most plants, mushrooms, and wild berries you may find in the wild.
False
To keep warm, you should make a ____ shelter.
Small
The ____ of a snake is the best way to know if it is venomous.
Eyes
You should do _____ first when stung by a bee.
Remove the stinger
You're best chance to find running water is to move _____.
Downhill
_____ contain a large amount of protein and may be found under rocks.
Make sure your shelter has this key feature.
A bed.
You should _____ if you encounter a bear.
Stand your ground/make yourself big
You should NOT do this if bitten by a snake.
Attempt to suck out the venom.
The typical duration that someone can survive without water is ______.
3-5 days
In a survival scenario, you should avoid eating insects that ____.
Are brightly colored/smell pungent
____ can be a natural mosquito repellant in your camp.
Campfire smoke
The body loses heat _____ times faster in water than it does in air.
25
Vomiting and diarrhea are signs of severe _____.
Dehydration
The typical duration that someone can survive without food is _____.
Three Weeks
This insect is the most popular edible insect in the world.
Beetles
You should dig your latrine at least ____ feet away from your camp.
200
_____ is the universal signal number for distress.
Body temperature only has to drop _____ for hypothermia to begin.
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