How Would You Survive Teotwawki?

1. On your way to your bug out location you see a young mother and her 4 year old daughter on the side of the road. Their car hood is up and they are flagging you down for help. You:

Stop to see if you can fix their car

Stop to make sure they are alright

Don't stop, it could be a trap

Stop to see what things of value you can take from them

Stop and give them a ride to your location, after all you have plenty of food and supplies

2. You turn on the morning news and see people panicking, store shelves are empty and banks are out of cash. Your first priority is to:

Gather your family and close friends so you can stay safe as a group

Grab all your guns and ammo

Break into the nearest unguarded store

Grab your first aid kit and any bandages you can find

Grab all your tools and load them in your truck

3. How comfortable are you with firearms?

I own many guns and like to hunt and shoot on a regular basis

I own a gun or two and I know how to shoot them

I have been shooting at a summer camp on occasion

I am a pacifist. I don't believe in using guns.

4. How do you manage other people at work or school?

I give people a job to do and they do it because they know that I will work just as hard or harder than they will.

They do what I say, because if they don't they know there will be consequences

People just don't seem to do what I tell them

I would rather someone just tell me what to do. I don't like giving the orders.

5. You need to scout for your group, they allow you to take one firearm you choose:

A bolt action rifle, you prefer to kill at long range

A pump action shotgun, you prefer a reliable gun with plenty of bang

A suppressed pistol, you prefer to remain hidden

A revolver, you prefer not to kill, but if you have to you want a reliable gun

A semi auto rifle, you want to make every shot count

6. How do you handle the sight of blood?

Doesn't bother me a bit, I just see the persons injury as a way for me to help.

It bothers me a little, but I will stitch someone up if I have to.

I would rather avoid it all costs.

I handle it just fine, in fact I usually am the one who makes other people bleed.

7. How would you rate your mechanical skills?

I'm a mechanic. I love to rebuild cars and I always have at least one project I am tinkering with.

I can fix things if I need to, I own some tools and know how to use them.

I have seen every episode of MacGuyver and the A-Team. I am sure I could figure it out if I had some tools

If I grab a power tool my family starts calling the doctor, just in case.

8. The most important thing in your bug out bag is your:

First Aid Kit

Gun and Ammo

Repair Tool Kit

Whatever I can get my hands on

Supply of MRE and water filtration for the group

9. Your scout tells the group that there is a violent biker gang headed your way. They outnumber your group 3 to 1 and they are heavily armed. He estimates you have 2 days before they will get to your compound. The most important thing you can do is:

Make bandages and sterilize the medical equipment

Clean your guns and make sure all the clips are full

Set up barbed wire, make caltrops, and rig explosives around the perimeter

Sneak out when no one is looking, the situation looks hopeless. Maybe you can join the biker gang.

Organize the group in defensive positions and set up round the clock surveillance.

10. Your compound is no longer safe to live in. Your group chooses to move to another location. You:

Drive the truck

Abandon the group, taking as much as you can carry

Lead the group

Protect the group

Heal the group

11. Your group is low on supplies and sends you out to scavenge. While looking through an abandoned warehouse you find a German Shephard with a wounded leg. You:

Attempt to calm the animal and mend its leg

Shoot the dog to put it out of its misery, your group is low on food as it is

Shoot the dog and eat the meat.

Give the dog some scraps and bring it back to guard your compound

Leave it alone, you are looking for food and you aren't going to waste a bullet