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When you assess your current situation and environment before SHTF you should especially…
- … know when the sun sets and rises.
- … create profiles of people and groups around you.
- … mark important spots in your area on a map.
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Please complete the following sentence: Learning about survival…
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- … guarantees that I will survive a disaster.
- … increases my chance to survive a disaster.
- … can help me to get more in touch with nature.
- … makes me a fearless warrior.
- … helps me to get to know my limits.
- … is a waste of time if you have all preps in order.
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Question 3 of 16

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Please complete the following sentence: True survivalists…
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- … have one plan and they stick to this plan whatever happens.
- … can deal with change and adjust quickly to it.
- … have no fear.
- … are constant learners.
- … believe that things around them are like they seem to be.
- … realize that they will not be fighting most of the time in a post collapse world.
- … know that skills matter more than fancy equipment.
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Select three factors that matter for a proper survivalist mindset.
- Present moment focus, focus on the task at hand.
- Keep the big picture in mind.
- Try to get a lot done quickly.
- Consider many options, keep an open mind and flexible way of thinking.
- Pay attention that every action you take has a good return on investment in terms of energy and resources.
- Build up expectations to keep you going.
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Question 5 of 16

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Survivalism is about…
- … learning skills and getting into trouble to try them.
- … making the right decisions to avoid trouble and using your skills as a last resort.
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Question 6 of 16

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What are some initial reactions to the fight or flight response?
- Growing pale or flushing, or alternating between both.
- Getting a runny nose and tears in your eyes.
- Increased perspiration to prevent over-heating due to the increased metabolic rate.
- Activation of the stomach and upper-intestinal action to the point where you might throw up.
- Tunnel vision (loss of peripheral vision).
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Question 7 of 16

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What are the factors that can determine if you feel you are up to a certain challenge?
- How many survivor stories you read about people making it out alive.
- How threatening you consider a certain event to be.
- How well you feel you can cope with this new event.
- How long you hesitate before taking action.
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Question 8 of 16

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Sort the different phases of the fight or flight response.
- Emotional Release Phase: “Oh no! Why did this happen? I hate this. I’m gonna die…” You experience a wave of all sorts of emotions such as helplessness, confusion, shock, anxiety, disbelief, and anger.
- Return to Action Phase: “What can I do to fix this? Let’s do this!” You plan the next steps. You take action and try to overcome whatever gets in your way.
- Fight or Flight Phase: “DAMN! I’m screwed!” You are overwhelmed by what just happened.
- Acceptance Phase: “Alright this is my situation, I hate it but I have to deal with it.” You try to look at your situation realistically and accept it.
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Question 9 of 16

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If you are scared or worried you should…
- Hit something real hard, to release some tension.
- Stay focused on the task at hand to keep yourself busy and stop ruminating (thinking in a loop).
- Take things with humor.
- Try to maintain daily rituals and routines to give you the feeling of control and order.
- Find some drugs that help you to escape reality.
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When you want to get a real understanding of a situation or news event it makes sense to…
- … rely on the news station you trust.
- … get information from many different sources and form your own opinion.
- … also search for information that contradicts your point of view.
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Question 11 of 16

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Why would you want to have a radio that supports SW frequencies?
- To listen to local emergency frequencies.
- To be able to listen to radio stations from all over the world.
- To be able to send out emergency signals.
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Question 12 of 16

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What are some important things to keep in mind when creating of your emergency communication plan?
- Determining who left home as the last person.
- Creating a calling schedule for people if mobile networks are overloaded, blacked out or somebody has low battery.
- Having a plan without alternatives so nobody is confused.
- Having a plan that offers alternatives but is still easy enough to understand and execute for everyone.
- Having the plan written down and available for every member of the group.
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Question 13 of 16

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If you are in a localized disaster and went missing, when is the best time to communicate and signal for help?
- After a few days when it is obvious people can not find you.
- In the first 24 hours after you went missing, because this is the time most search parties head out.
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Question 14 of 16

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From where does a radio radiate its signal out?
- From the whole length of the antenna.
- From the tip of the antenna.
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Question 15 of 16

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What are common distress signals?
- Everything laid out in circles.
- Everything laid out in groups of three (in the US) or groups of six (in Europe).
- Gun shots or loud noises in quick succession within 20 seconds.
- Gun shots or loud noises at regular intervals of 1 minute.
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Question 16 of 16

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What are some recommended items for your EDC?
- Knife
- Flashlight
- Spices
- Soap
- Handwarmers
- Means to start a fire (lighter or matches)
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