Outdoors
From the May 1998 issue of Boys' Life magazine
Emergency preparedness quiz
By Fran HodgkinsFrom the May 1998 issue of Boys' Life magazine
There was some good information here. Thanks for sharing
Common Sense-
The two answers don’t contradict each other; the discrepancy between the two answers occurs due to the situation at hand. When your canoe capsizes, you may get hypothermia before help arrives. When lost in a forest, though, chances of survival by waiting increase almost exponentially.
i got 100 percent
i got 11/12
You need this stuff !!!!
i got a 100% but if an animal comes it could be aa animal that may hurt you if you try to make noise and scare it away
I got 100. ):
11/12!!!!
Question 2 and 4 contradict each other. One tells you that you’re your best own rescuer, and the other tells you to wait for help.
I also find it confucing
I feel there are some wrong answers and hi schultzy.
There were three questions with an either wrong answer or no correct answers.
awesome
This is a great,great test.
i got 1100 out of 1200
I AM A EAGLE SCOUT AND WE ALL SHOULD LEARN OUR FIRST AIDE SKILLS AND KEEP IT IN OUR MINES.WE MIGHT HAVE TO TEACH OTHER THIS FIRST AIDE STUFF TO OTHER PEOPLE AND NEW SCOUTS.
1200!
that was cool i almostgot allof them