To warm you up.

To cook, heat, or clean your food or water.

To burn off your hair.

To dry your clothes.

Campfires can create smoke that can attract mosquitoes.

Campfires can melt the ground and trap animals underneath.

Campfires can sterilize soil, burn organic matter, and char the ground.

Campfires can burn fish that fly over the fire.

Throw a rock to create a hole. Pour gasoline into the hole. Catch a shooting star to light your fire.

Make a safe fire site. Gather tinder, kindling, and fuel wood. Lay the fire. Light the fire.

Make a snow angel. Pick leaves off the greenest tree you can find. Clap your hands to create fire.

Pick a location under a boulder to protect your fire from rain. Use a shovel to dig at least 2 feet in the ground. Make a teepee, and use matches to light the fire.

Use the designated fire sites.

There is no such thing as a safe fire site because fire is dangerous.

With permission, find bare earth away from trees, brush, dry grasses, anything that can be blackened, and roots. Use a rake to clear anything that can burn.

Without permission, find bare earth away from trees, brush, dry grasses, anything that can be blackened, and roots. Use a rake to clear anything that can burn.

A dating app that is fire.

Sticks about the size of a pencil used to start fires.

The origin of the fire sitcom, "How I Met Your Mother".

Something that catches fire easily and is used to start fires.

Dead twigs thicker than a pencil

Live twigs no thicker than a twig.

Dead twigs no thicker than a pencil.

Twigs called "charcoal" that you can buy from the store.

Rocks dipped in gasoline that will provide your fire with fuel.

Wood as thin as your finger to as thick as your wrist that will become the main source of fuel to keep your fire running.

Twigs no thicker than your finger that will become the main source of fuel to keep your fire running.

False.

Wood, People, Food.

Oxygen, Fuel, Heat.

Happiness, Motivation, Skill.

Phone, Wallet, Keys.

Lean-to

Teepee

Forest Fire

Log Cabin

No.

False.

Yes.

There is no such thing as a fuzz stick.

No

Yes

Lava

Dry Water

Dirt and Water

False

Sand and Dirt

Five Squats - Pour water slowly into the fire. Then, slowly dump a bucket of dirt on top of the fire and stir the dirt and embers.

Ten Jumping Jacks - Pour dirt around the fire and add sticks to make the fire bigger. The dirt will melt and extinguish the fire.

Five Squats - Use buckets to trap the fire and remove all the oxygen. With no more oxygen, the fire will have nothing to breathe and it will run away.

Ten Jumping Jacks - Use a fire extinguisher. The chemicals from the fire extinguisher will get washed away eventually.

You see no more fire.

You don't see any more smoke.

You feel no heat as you lower the back of your hand into the fire.

You politely ask the fire.