Wilderness Survival Knowledge Assessment

The video tutorial covers a survival adventure on Vancouver Island, detailing the ten essential items the adventurer is taking. These include a bivi bag, sleeping bag, bushcraft knife, Ferro rod, axe, folding saw, cooking pot, fishing line, hooks, gill net, and emergency rations. Each item is explained in terms of its utility and importance for survival. The adventurer also shares personal reflections on the sense of freedom experienced in the wilderness.

What is the primary purpose of the bivy bag mentioned in the video?

• To keep the sleeping bag dry

• To store food

• To provide warmth

• To serve as a tent

Why is a bushcraft knife considered essential for survival?

• It can be used to start a fire

• It is made of stainless steel

• It is extremely sharp and versatile

• It is lightweight

What is the main advantage of using a Ferro rod?

• It can consistently start fires

• It is lightweight

• It can be used to cut wood

• It is waterproof

What is the length of the axe described in the video?

• As long as the adventurer's foot

• As long as the adventurer's torso

• As long as the adventurer's arm

• As long as the adventurer's leg

Why is a straight blade preferred for the folding saw?

• It is cheaper

• It is easier to carry

• It is better for precise cuts

• It is more durable

What is the capacity of the cooking pot taken on the adventure?

• 3 quarts

• 2 quarts

• 4 quarts

• 1 quart

What type of hooks are used for fishing in the video?

• Circle hooks

• Treble hooks

• Barbless hooks

• J-hooks

What is the main ingredient in the emergency rations?

• Sugars

• Fats and dried meat

• Carbohydrates

• Proteins

How does the adventurer describe the taste of pemmican?

• Bland

• Sweet

• Delicious

• Like dog food

What is the adventurer looking forward to experiencing again in the wilderness?

• A sense of danger

• A sense of adventure

• A sense of solitude

• A sense of freedom