About This Quiz
Let's admit it: our ancestors had a lot more know-how than we do. Most Americans rely entirely on the grocery store and restaurants for their food supply and hire a handyman when something breaks in the house or car. A few generations ago, most Americans would have known how to milk a cow, but these days a stunning 7% of Americans-16.4 million people-believe that chocolate milk comes from brown cows, according to the Washington Post. Needless to say, we're a bit disconnected from our food sources.
How does our disconnection from where our food comes from and how our homes work translate into our potential to survive? If your only experience with finding food is choosing between brands, then it may be quite a challenge to forage for edible plants or trap animals in the wild. Likewise, if your home maintenance know-how consists of finding the handyman's number, you may have trouble constructing a lean-to.
Maybe you're not disconnected from the elements of survival, though. Maybe you're the person who everyone wants close by when disaster strikes. If that's you, then you know that surviving in the wild doesn't happen by accident. Survival depends on cultivating the skills to find food and drinking water, construct shelter, and keep sane while nature unloads the unexpected on your vulnerable body.
Take this quiz to find out what you're made of!
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