Jay's Strategy and Survival

Jay, an expert woodsman, is outnumbered by outlaws threatening his land. He plans to create a distraction to move safely and reclaim his property. Using his deep knowledge of the terrain, he aims to reach the mountain top, where the dense forest will provide cover from the outlaws.

What is Jay's initial strategy to deal with being outnumbered?

• To hide and wait

• To call for backup

• To create a distraction

• To confront the outlaws directly

What is Jay's attitude towards the intruders on his property?

• He wants to negotiate with them

• He is determined to take back what is his

• He is scared

• He is indifferent

Why is Jay confident in dealing with the situation?

• He knows the land better than anyone

• He has more weapons

• He has a team with him

• He has a secret hideout

What advantage does the dense forest provide Jay?

• It makes it harder for the outlaws to see him

• It gives him a place to hide his belongings

• It allows him to set traps

• It provides him with food and water

What is Jay's ultimate goal in reaching the top of the mountain?

• To gain a strategic advantage

• To find a better vantage point

• To escape the outlaws

• To signal for help