#1
What is the most important rule of survival in extreme conditions?
Always prioritize your own safety first
Make sure to always carry extra food
Trust everyone you meet
Only rely on yourself and nobody else
#2
What should be your primary concern in a survival situation?
To make sure everyone is comfortable
To find the nearest source of water
To ensure everyone has enough to eat
To stay alive and keep others alive
#3
What should be your immediate action if you're lost in the wilderness?
Sit down and wait for help
Find a water source
Assess your situation and make a plan
Start running in one direction
#4
In survival situations, what is the most common cause of death?
Dehydration
Hypothermia
Starvation
Infection
#5
What is the minimum number of people needed to start a survival situation?
#6
In a moral dilemma, what should you do?
Base your decision on your instincts
Think carefully about the consequences of your actions
Act impulsively to get it over with
Flip a coin to decide
#7
When stranded in a life-threatening situation, which statement is true?
You should be willing to sacrifice others to save yourself
You should always prioritize saving yourself and others equally
You should be willing to sacrifice yourself to save others
You should abandon all moral principles to survive
#8
Which of the following is NOT a basic need for human survival?
Oxygen
Shelter
Internet
Food
#9
What is the main goal of the good Samaritan law?
To encourage bystanders to help in emergencies
To discourage bystanders from helping in emergencies
To ensure that bystanders are not legally protected
To make sure that bystanders are always held accountable for their actions
#10
What is the 'Rule of Threes' in survival?
You can survive without water for three days
You can survive without food for three weeks
You can survive without shelter for three hours
All of the above
#11
What is the 'Fight or Flight' response?
A reaction to stress that leads to increased aggression
A reaction to stress that leads to increased running speed
A natural response that prepares the body to either confront or flee from a perceived threat
A response that involves freezing in place to avoid detection
#12
When faced with a moral dilemma, what is a common ethical framework to consider?
Utilitarianism
Kantianism
Virtue ethics
All of the above
#13
Which of the following is NOT a common ethical issue in survival situations?
Determining who deserves to live
Balancing the needs of self and others
Determining who is the weakest
Choosing who gets the last piece of food
#14
What is the key to making ethical decisions in extreme conditions?
Consideration of the most vulnerable
Being completely objective
Avoiding moral principles altogether
Following the majority
#15
What is the recommended action if you're stranded at sea and see an island nearby?
Stay on your vessel and wait for help
Swim to the island immediately
Take the chance and swim for the island, conserving energy as much as possible
Yell for help and wait for a rescue helicopter