Survivor's Club

Ben Sherwood wrote the book because ...

• he enjoys being in dangerous situations.

• he wanted to be better at dealing with difficult situations.

• there was a tragedy in his family.

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Ben is a man who ...

• has lived a lot of risks since he was a child.

• has voluntarily experienced risks to learn about survival.

• has usually tried to avoid risky situations.

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He thinks that our survival skills depend on ...

• our life experiences.

• our genes.

• our genes and our life experiences.

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According to Ben’s words, ...

• very few people are genetically protected against stress and strain.

• he has a lot of genetic protection against stress and strain.

• he isn’t one of the 30% of people who have a lot of genetic protection against stress and strain

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He tells the story of Anne Hjelle, a woman who ...

• was cycling in the mountains when a mountain lion attacked her, biting her head

• was riding a horse in the mountains when a mountain lion attacked her, biting her arm.

• was cycling in the mountains when a mountain lion attacked her, biting her leg

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According to Anne Hjelle, she survived ...

• because of her religious beliefs.

• because a helicopter came to her rescue very quickly

• because a friend was with her.

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