Intro to Wilderness Survival

A breathtaking wilderness scene featuring a lush forest, a campfire, and survival gear such as a knife, map, and compass laid out prominently.

Mastering Wilderness Survival

Test your knowledge and prepare yourself for the challenges of the wild with our engaging wilderness survival quiz! Discover essential skills and strategies to ensure your safety and enhance your outdoor experience.

18 thought-provoking questions
Multiple choice, text, and ranked query formats
Learn important survival priorities

18 Questions4 MinutesCreated by SurvivalGuide101

What is the #1 resource you can't control in ALL survival situations?

You and your hunting partner Fred have become separated while out hunting. The truck is several miles away and night is coming on fast and it's beginning to snow. You've worked your way to a brush-covered ridge and can see the lights of town way off in the distance. Fred is nowhere in sight and yelling his name brings no response. What would you do?

Stop and make camp where you are.

Since you can see the lights of town, keep going

Retrace your route and try to find Fred.

Hike back to the truck, drive to town, alert local search and rescue.

Pick your most valuable asset or resource when out in a wilderness survival situation

True or False: Survival is a democratic process - everyone gets a vote?

True

False

Rank the 7 Survival Priorities in order of importance:

	Survival Priorities
Provide first aid
Signal for help
Build a fire
S.T.O.P.
Food
Drink water
Seek shelter

How long can you survive without food?

You're out fishing in the backcountry when a sudden crash in the bushes spins you around and you find yourself face to face with a big bear. It rears up to full height, bares its teeth and roars. Then it rushes you. What would you do to survive this encounter?

Stand as tall as possible, wave your arms and roar back at the bear in an attempt to convince it that you're a threat to be avoided

Lie face-down on the ground, cover your head with your arms and play dead

Climb a nearby tree, preferably one that is small enough that it won't support the weight of the bear

Dash across the river, because bears are often afraid of crossing a current

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