Communication in the Wild

Why do Mick and his friends need an alternative communication system?

• They are conducting an experiment on communication.

• They want to preserve ancient traditions.

• They prefer traditional methods over modern technology.

• They live in a remote area without access to phones and email.

What is the primary method of communication used by Mick and his friends?

• Smoke signals

• Knot systems

• Morse code

• Carrier pigeons

How are messages encoded in the knot system?

• By using different colors of rope

• By tying a series of different knots

• By using various lengths of rope

• By attaching symbols to the rope

What does Mick use to represent his calling card?

• A leaf

• A piece of stone

• A piece of bark shaped like a barefoot

• A feather

Who is Mick trying to contact with his message?

• His family

• A local guide

• His friend Norm

• A fellow traveler

What indicates that there is a message in the 'Inbox'?

• A flag is raised

• A light is turned on

• A stick is placed in a specific position

• A bell is rung

How often do Mick and his friends check their mailbox?

• Every day

• Once a month

• Once a week

• Every few days