Survival Skills and Military Ethics Quiz

Knowing which plants are safe to eat is crucial for sustenance in the wild.

Refers to captured soldiers or combatants held by the enemy during a conflict.

Running water indicates the presence of a water source and can lead to potable water.

A mnemonic for a systematic approach to survival situations.

Running may trigger a chase response; instead, remaining calm and slowly backing away is advised.

'Just conduct in war,' ensuring ethical behavior and adherence to rules during armed conflicts.

Camouflage helps individuals conceal themselves from potential threats or predators.

Military ethics aim to minimize harm and suffering, adhering to principles of humanity.

Distinguishing between combatants and civilians to minimize harm during warfare.

Shouting loudly can attract attention but is not a preferred signaling method due to its limited range.

A mnemonic for planning and prioritizing actions in survival scenarios.

Establishes humanitarian standards for the treatment of civilians and combatants during warfare.

Being aware of environmental factors and potential dangers is vital for survival.

Provides guidelines for maintaining integrity and conduct in challenging situations like captivity.

Prioritizes survival needs based on the rule of three: three minutes without air, three hours without shelter, three days without water, three weeks without food.

Skills and techniques related to starting and managing fires for warmth, cooking, and signaling in survival situations.

Information gathered from human sources, such as informants or captured individuals, for military purposes.