Bear Attack | National Geographic

How did Ned Rasmussen and his friends typically hunt on Ugashik Island?

• They stayed together in a single group to ensure safety.

• They split up to cover more area and find more deer.

• They used dogs to track deer and then regrouped.

• They hunted only at night to surprise the deer.

When Phil heard the first shot around 12:30 PM, what did he believe had happened?

• Ned had encountered a bear.

• Ned had shot a deer.

• Ned was signaling for help.

• Ned was testing his rifle.

What was the outcome for Ned Rasmussen after the second shot was heard?

• He successfully hunted another deer and returned to the cabin.

• He was found safe by his friends later that evening.

• He failed to return to the hunting cabin that night.

• He fired three warning shots in response to Phil's signal.

What was the long-standing emergency pact among the hunting party?

• To light a large bonfire to signal for help.

• To fire three warning shots in a row.

• To send one person back to the cabin for assistance.

• To wait until morning before searching for a missing member.