the 7 points
What should you do immediately if you realize you're lost in the wilderness?
What is "Stop"?
Which essential item is crucial for navigation in the wilderness?
What is a map or compass?
What does the "O" in S.T.O.P. prompt you to do in your surroundings?
What is "Observe"?
What tool can be used to create sparks to start a fire?
What is flint and steel?
What type of shelter is formed by arranging poles in a cone shape and covering them with leaves, animal hides, or fabric?
What is a teepee?
what step emphasizes focusing on important steps, and not food?
What is "Don't worry about food"?
This item is necessary for hydration when water sources are scarce.
What is a water bottle or purification tablets?
In the S.T.O.P. method, what does "T" remind you to do?
What is "Think"?
What is the primary material used to ignite a fire?
What is tinder?
what shelter has great versatility and protection from the elements?
what is the tarp shelter?
After ensuring your safety, what is the next critical step in the survival process?
What is "Provide first aid"?
What essential item can provide protection from the elements?
What is a shelter?
What is the first action to take when you realize you're lost?
What is "Stop"?
Which fire structure allows for good airflow and burning?
What is a teepee fire?
When building a shelter, what should be your primary concern for safety?
What is protection from the elements?
What is crucial to protect yourself from the elements after finding a safe spot?
What is "Seek shelter"?
What tool is essential for cutting and preparing food or materials?
what is a knife or multi-tool?
What is the main goal of the "P" in S.T.O.P.?
What is to "Plan" your next steps?
Name one common natural fire starter that can often be found in the wild.
What is dry grass or pine needles?
Which materials can be used for insulation in a shelter to keep warm?
What are leaves, pine needles, or moss?
This point involves using signals, such as a mirror or whistle, to attract rescuers' attention.
What is "Signal for help"?
Name one essential that can be used to start a fire in various conditions.
What is a lighter or matches?
Explain why following the S.T.O.P. method is crucial in wilderness survival.
What is to prevent panic and make rational decisions?
What are the three components of the fire triangle necessary for combustion?
What are fuel, heat, and oxygen?
Discuss the advantages of using a tarp for shelter in the wilderness.
What is its lightweight, waterproof properties and versatility?