Shelter Building
What is the most important factor to consider when choosing a location for your shelter?
safety from natural hazards (flooding, falling branches, etc)
What is the name of the method where you rub two sticks together to create friction and generate heat for a fire?
The hand drill method
What is the name of the host of 'Survivor'?
Jeff Probst
What is the name of the instrument used to determine direction by aligning with Earth's magnetic field?
What is the term for plants that are safe to eat and can be found growing wild in nature?
edible wild plants
What type of shelter is commonly built using a tarp and some rope?
a tarp tent or tarp shelter (basically a tent)
Which type of wood is bet for creating friction fires due to its low ignition temperature?
softwoods like cedar, pine, or willow
What is the name of the final challenge in most seasons, where contestants must outlast each other in a test of endurance?
The Final Immunity Challenge
What is the term for the difference between true north and magnetic north on a map?
magnetic declination
Which part of the dandelion plant is edible and can be used in salads or cooked dishes?
all parts ;)
What natural material is often used for insulation in a debris hut?
leaves, grass, or pine needles
What is the purpose of using tinder when starting a fire?
to catch the initial spark or ember and help ignite kindling
In what year did the first season of 'Survivor' premiere?
2000
Which star is commonly used for navigation in the Northern Hemisphere due to its position almost directly above the North Pole?
Polaris (the North Star)
What is the universal edibility test used for?
Which type of shelter is built by leaning branches against a central support, often a fallen tree or ridgepole?
a 'lean-to' shelter
What is a common household item that can be used as an effective fire starter due to its high flammability?
cotton balls soaked in petroleum jelly (vaseline)
Who was the first winner of 'Survivor'?
Richard Hatch
What is the method called when you use natural landmarks and environmental clues to find your way without a map or compass?
natural navigation
What is the name of the fruit that grows on a cactus and is safe to eat after removing the spines?
prickly pear or cactus fruit
What is the primary purpose of a ground cloth or groundsheet in a shelter?
provide insulation and keep moisture from the ground away from the sleeping area
What is the name of the tool that produces sparks by striking a piece of steel against a flint rod?
a fire striker or ferro rod
Which season introduced the concept of the 'Hidden Immunity Idol'?
Guatemala (season 11)
What should you always co before starting a hike or camping trip in unfamiliar territory to ensure you can find your way back?
study the map, note key landmarks, and create a route plan
Which mushroom is known for its distinctive orange color and is safe to eat, often found growing on decaying wood in the wild?
chicken of the woods (laetiporus)