Arizona Online Hunters Education Course

Chapter 2 Review Questions
1.	There are four ways to prepare for a hunting trip: be ready, know your location, prepare for safety, and .
2.	*__________ would not* be an essential part of a hunting plan that you would leave with a family member or friend.** The number of game you plan to harvest Where and with whom you intend to hunt Specific directions on the route to your destination When you expect to return
3.	The most important clothing choice is __________ clothing. bright red hunter green fluorescent orange camouflage
4.	If dressing for cold weather conditions, you should __________. wear several layers of clothing instead of one heavy article of clothing wear cotton since it can provide warmth even when wet wear wool both a. and c.
5.	When laid on a map, a compass needle points to __________. the direction you're heading true north magnetic north contour lines
6.	List the five primary requirements for survival.
7.	The international emergency signal for distress is __________. three fires evenly spaced three shots three blasts of a whistle any of the above
8.	List four of the eight rules of survival that every hunter should follow.
9.	Hypothermia can be prevented by __________. staying dry dressing properly exposing yourself to the wind to dry out if wet both a. and b.
10.	Heat exhaustion can be prevented by water.
11.	Bleeding should be controlled by applying __________ to the wound. butter fresh air direct pressure cold water
12.	If a hunting companion breaks a leg and no medical help is readily available, you should __________. try to straighten the limb and put a splint on it not try to straighten the limb; splint it the way you found it leave the leg exposed to the air to reduce the swelling not splint it, but place a thick pad around it

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