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Survival Unit Assessment

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 2hrs 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This survival kit can be used in the case of a medical emergency while on the trail or in camp.

a)

Injury Kit

b)

Trail Kit

c)

First Aid Kit

2.

This survival kit can be used to start a fire for light or warmth while in camp.

a)

Fire Starter Kit

b)

Heat Kit

c)

Flame Kit

3.

This survival kit can be used to prepare and heat meals while on the trail or in camp.

a)

Food Kit

b)

Cook Kit

c)

Drink Kit

4.

Which Survival Category reminds you to pack meal bags and snacks that you will need for your trip. Pack a supply of food, preferably no-cook items that have good nutritional value in order to keep your energy high.

a)

Water--Hydration

b)

Food--Nutrition

c)

Shelter--Protection

5.

Which survival category reminds you to protect yourself from severe weather conditions and exposure to the elements. A tent, tarp, or bivy sack are all light weight options for temporary protection.

a)

Shelter--Protection

b)

Food--Nutrition

c)

Water--Hydration

6.

Which Survival Category reminds you to prepare your water before you need it and do not allow yourself to become dehydrated. Be sure to identify if there are any bodies of water at your destination that you could collect water from and treat yourself.

a)

Food--Nutrition

b)

Shelter--Protection

c)

Water--Hydration

7.

Which Survival Category reminds you that illumination is indispensable in the outdoors where no conventional light sources can be found. Headlamps are the preferred light source because they are hands-free.

a)

Fire--Heating

b)

Lighting--Illumination

c)

Fire--Cooking

8.

Which Survival Category reminds you to consider packing a multi-tool, a compact version of many tools that can include a knife, screwdriver, can opener, etc. Be sure to bring any tools specific to your trip and your activity.

a)

Trail Equipment--Fire and Cook Kits

b)

Hiking Gear--Hiking Stick and Backpack

c)

Camp Tools--Multitool, Shovel, Axe, and Knife

9.

Which Survival Category reminds you that fire can be an emergency signal and a heat source for cooking while staying warm. Pack matches (preferably waterproof) and and fire starter kit.

a)

Fire--Heating and Cooking

b)

Water--Cleaning and Hydration

c)

Food--Nutrition and Energy

10.

These two survival items can be used to find a heading or location while on the trail.

a)

Map and Compass

b)

Pen and Pad

c)

Binoculars and Distance Finder

11.

This survival item can be used to hold all the survival kits and tools needed for the trail within one enclosure.

a)

Hiking Bag

b)

Trail Sack

c)

Backpack

12.

This survival item can be used to hold water or liquids in one container for frequent use while on the trail or in camp.

a)

Canteen

b)

Water Bottle

c)

Liquid Cup

13.

True or False. You can only survive 3 minutes without air or in an icy water situation while in the outdoors.

a)

True

b)

False

14.

True or False. You can only survive 3 hours without shelter in a harsh environment while in the outdoors.

a)

True

b)

False

15.

True or False. You can only survive 3 days without water while in the outdoors.

a)

True

b)

False

16.

True or False. You can only survive 3 weeks without food while in the outdoors.

a)

True

b)

False

17.

Which Part of the STOP Method When Lost has a person stop moving and sit down. Breathe and take a drink of water. Eat a snack and stay put for a few minutes. Don't start moving again until your adrenaline wears off.

a)

STOP

b)

THINK

c)

OBSERVE

d)

PLAN

18.

Which part of the STOP Method When Lost has a person think about your choices and the tools available. Knowing you’re prepared for an unexpected night out can give you confidence and make you feel less afraid.

a)

STOP

b)

THINK

c)

OBSERVE

d)

PLAN

19.

Which part of the STOP Method When Lost has a person observe the surroundings, because this will affect what comes next. These environmental factors must be considerations.

a)

STOP

b)

THINK

c)

OBSERVE

d)

PLAN

20.

Which part of the STOP Method When Lost

has a person make an overall plan to find a way out of being lost. Some immediate decisions need to be made. A plan should be created and followed without hesitation.

a)

STOP

b)

THINK

c)

OBSERVE

d)

PLAN

21.

Fill in the Blank. The ______ is a piece of signal gear for short-range audible signaling. Three blasts of this device are generally interpreted as a universal signal for distress.

a)

Whistle

b)

Sound Pipe

c)

Noise Maker

22.

Fill in the Blank. A ______ is one of the longest reaching, non-electronic signal methods. Properly aimed, this device can shine a beam of daylight up to 10 miles, creating a flash of light that can catch the attention of distant aircraft, watercraft, vehicles, or persons on foot.

a)

Reflective Tool

b)

Signal Mirror

c)

Flash Tool

23.

Fill in the Blank. ______ have been used for signaling for thousands of years. You can use commercially available devices, you also can create your own. A brightly colored or contrasting colored garment tied to a stick serves as a quick lost signal.

a)

S.O.S Banners

b)

Signal Flags

c)

Rescue Ribbons

24.

Fill in the Blank. This category of signals is limited only to your imagination and the materials at hand. The ______ (like a giant SOS on the ground); arrows and other markings to catch the attention of a search party on the ground. Flashlights, glow sticks, and ground fires can be used to signal from the ground as well.

a)

Air Signals

b)

Ground Signals

c)

Ground-To-Air-Signal

25.

Fill in the Blank. A ______ can provide a reasonably bright light for signaling, and it also makes a great back-up fire starter. To give your device some more reach, duct tape it to a pole or branch and wave it around in the air. Just pull the tab and move the colored smoke around your location to get noticed.

a)

Flare Signal

b)

Smoke Bomb

c)

Sparkler Signal