How to Survive Without Money

How many miles did Rob Greenfield travel from Rio de Janeiro to Panama?

• 4,700 miles

• 7,000 miles

• 10,000 miles

• 5,000 miles

What was Rob Greenfield's main philosophy during his travel?

• To travel the world relying on money and technology

• To travel the world relying on luxury accommodations

• To travel the world relying on ingenuity and the kindness of strangers

• To travel the world relying on pre-planned itineraries

What was Rob's biggest challenge during his journey?

• Finding luxury hotels

• Finding water, food, transportation, and a place to sleep

• Cycling across America

• Hitchhiking across a continent

What did Rob and James Lavelle initially do to earn money at the beginning of their journey?

• They worked in a youth hostel

• They hitchhiked without working

• They offered to work for strangers in exchange for a meal and a bed

• They used credit cards for expenses

Why was finding a bathroom a challenge during Rob's travel?

• Because he was not used to the local food

• Because he preferred to use only eco-friendly bathrooms

• Because in a lot of countries you have to pay to use one

• Because there were no bathrooms available

What was the longest time the narrator went without food during the trip?

• 18 hours

• 2 years

• 1 night

• 3 days

What did Pedro teach the narrator to do in the Amazon basin after dark?

• To fish in the river

• To chop down palm trees and harvest grubs

• To set up camp above an open sewer

• To cook banana chips

What did the narrator feel when things looked bad during the trip?

• Despair and hopelessness

• Thrill and a sense of purpose

• Anger and frustration

• Indifference and boredom

According to the UN Food and Agriculture Organization, how many edible insect species are there on earth?

• 2 billion

• 1,900

• 2 million

• 1,000

How many people regularly eat a wide variety of insects?

• 2 billion

• 1 million

• 900,000

• 2 million