Brian's Wilderness Survival Challenges

Brian is determined to protect his family from a threatening timber wolf near Bear Lake. The wolf has been coming dangerously close to their camp, posing a significant threat. Brian successfully snares the wolf, using its meat as bait and its pelt for warmth. This brings him relief, knowing his daughter is safer. Despite the challenges of living in the bush, Brian is committed to their lifestyle, acknowledging the risks and the need for toughness to survive in the wild.

What is Brian's main concern about the wolf near his camp?

• The wolf is eating their food supplies.

• The wolf is threatening his family and trap line.

• The wolf is scaring away other animals.

• The wolf is making too much noise at night.

How does Brian plan to use the wolf after catching it?

• He plans to sell it in the market.

• He will release it back into the wild.

• He will use it as a pet.

• The meat will be used as bait, and the pelt will keep the family warm.

What emotion does Brian feel after catching the wolf?

• Relief

• Regret

• Excitement

• Indifference

Who is Tass in relation to Brian?

• His mother

• His daughter

• His wife

• His sister

What does Brian say about the challenges of their lifestyle?

• There are hurdles, but they are manageable.

• There are no challenges at all.

• It's easy and carefree.

• It's not easy, but they are committed to it.

According to Brian, what is necessary to survive in the wilderness?

• Toughness

• Advanced technology

• A lot of money

• A large group of people

What does Brian say about their position in the food chain?

• They are at the top of the food chain.

• They are not at the top of the food chain.

• They are the weakest in the food chain.

• They are the only predators.

What does Brian say about the environment they live in?

• It's a safe and controlled environment.

• It's an environment with many ways to die.

• It's a desert environment.

• It's a city-like environment.