Fire Building
What three things are needed to start a fire?
Heat, fuel, and oxygen
What should you do first for a minor cut?
Clean the wound
What is the main purpose of a shelter?
Protection from weather
What tool is used to find direction?
Compass
What is the first rule of survival?
Stay calm
What type of material is best to start a fire?
Tinder
What does RICE stand for?
Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation
What natural feature can help block wind?
Rocks or hills
Which direction does the sun rise from?
East
Which is more important: food or water?
Water
Name two safe places to build a campfire.
Fire ring or cleared fire pit
What is the first step if someone is bleeding heavily?
Apply direct pressure
Why should a shelter be built off the ground?
To be dry and warm
What does a map’s legend explain?
Symbols on the map
What does the survival acronym S.T.O.P. stand for?
Stop, Think, Observe, Plan
What is the safest way to put out a campfire?
Drown, stir, feel to double check
What should you do if someone is treated for shock?
Keep them warm and laying down
Which knot should you tie when securing a guy line to a stake?
Three half hitches / taut line
How many feet in a mile?
5280
Why should you stay in one place if lost?
Why should firewood be collected before it gets dark?
Visibility is better and it’s safer
Name 4 signs of shock.
Clammy skin, Shallow breathing, Weak pulse, Confusion
Should you camp underneath a tree and why/ why not?
You shouldn't camp underneath a tree, since falling branches and lighting strikes hurt more than having to put the rainfly on your tent.
Why is pacing useful in navigation?
To estimate distance traveled
How many watts are in the standard flashlight?
Jk what are 3 ways to signal for help when lost?
Whistle, mirror, signal fire