Knots
What knot is used to tie two ropes together?
Square Knot
What should you always bring to a campsite?
Tent, sleeping bag, and other essential gear
What number do you call for emergencies in the U.S.?
911
What tool helps you find directions?
Compass
What are the three basic survival needs?
Food, water, and shelter
What knot is used to make a fixed loop?
Bowline
What is the safest place to build a campfire?
A designated fire ring or fire area
What should you do first for a minor cut?
Clean the cut and cover it with a bandage
How many main compass directions are there?
Four
What should you do if you get lost in the woods?
Stay calm, stay where you are, and signal for help
What knot is commonly used to secure a rope to a post?
Two Half Hitch
What do you use to keep food away from wildlife?
A bear-resistant food container or approved food storage
What should you do if someone has a sprain?
Rest, protect the injury, and seek help
What direction does a compass needle point?
North
What is the best way to signal for help outdoors?
Use a whistle or other emergency signal
What knot is useful for tying two ropes of different thicknesses?
Sheet Bend
Why should you never leave a campfire unattended?
It could spread and cause a wildfire
What should you do if someone shows signs of heat exhaustion?
Move to a cool place and seek help
What is a map legend used for?
It explains the symbols on a map
Why is clean drinking water important?
Your body needs water to function properly
What knot is used to create a strong loop that won't easily slip?
Double Bowline
What are the seven principles of Leave No Trace called?
Leave No Trace
What should you do if someone is seriously injured?
Call 911 and follow the emergency operator's instructions
What do contour lines on a map represent?
Elevation and the shape of the land
What are the three sides of a survival triangle?
Food, water, and shelter