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1
You’ve been lucky enough to get close to a small wild animal. Should you
Make a loud noise to discourage it from human contact
Run after it, untill you catch it
Quietly watch if from a distance
Entice it closer to you with food to get a better look
2
When planning a trip, should you
Wait until you get there to see what regulations and special concerns apply
Choose to go at the busiest times to concentrate the use
Prepare for extreme weather, hazards and emergencies
3
Should you keep your campsite clean?
True
False
4
If you run out of food while camping, what should u do?
Go back to base camp
Find someone to help
Go hunting
Cuss at yourself because you were a fat pig and ate it all
5
What are 3 of the 7 leave no trace principles
Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces
Be Considerate of Other Visitors
Take things from the park
plan ahead and prepare
6
You’ve reached a muddy section of the trail. What should you do?
Roll around in it like a pig ...
Walk straight through it
Find some rocks and sticks to build stepping stones through it
Walk around it even it means treading on some plants
7
What are some objects needed for camping/hiking
Communication devices / compass and map
tent/shelter
Food and water
makeup/beauty products
8
Which of the following is NOT a Leave No Trace Principle
Be considerate of other visitors
travel and camp on durable surfaces
Reduce your impact on the land by travelling alone
9
Should you follow the no trace policy?
False
True
10
If you come across a dangerous animal what should you do?
Give it cuddles
feed it/ pat it
Stay still and let the animal pass
Use your karate skills on the animal
11
Is "leave no trace" important
False
True
12
Cooking on a gas stove is worse for the land than cooking on a campfire?
False
True
13
When was leave no trace created?
2000
1987
1967
1978
14
When wild camping, should you
Camp away from other people and trails
Camp near to trails so other people are aware that you are there
Camp close to other people to not impact as much land
15
What does leave no trace mean?
To cover up all your track you have made
Make sure all your footprints are covered up
To ensure our enjoyment of the outdoors isn't reduced by our own impact.
16
What are some important things to bring while camping
direction technology (maps,Compasses)
Shelter (tents)
Items that will keep you warm and protect you against insects/animals
Things that will hurt/affect the environment
17
Which of the following is a Leave No Trace Principle?
if you come across litter cover it up
Wait until you are away from other people until you start shouting,loud
Do not build structures, furniture, or dig trenches
18
Is it a good idea to go camping on your own?
True
False
19
What would you do if you got bitten by a snake
Laugh and say "your a funny lookin snake!"
Bandage, Apply pressure
Run around screamin "I GOT BITTEN BY A SNAKE!"
Stand still and call out fro help
20
What is leave no trace?
A set of Seven principles
Cover up your tracks
Make sure the camp guides don't know where you are
Make sure no one knows where you are going
