Wearing for the Weather

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Cotton is a great choice for cold environments. *

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True

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Cotton can be used as an improvised bandage, sling or fire starter. *

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True

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Wool generally stays warm, even when wet. *

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Depending on the type, wool clothing can sometimes exude an unpleasant odor when wet. *

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True

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Silk is heavy and very uncomfortable against the skin. *

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Silk can become damaged by sunlight and perspiration. *

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Down is an excellent insulator because it is able to capture large pockets of air between its plumes. *

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True

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Down clumps with moisture, or when compressed. *

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True

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Synthetic fibers are great at stopping wind and water from getting through. *

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Synthetics are virtually fire proof. *

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Water resistant fabric keeps all moisture from penetrating to the layers beneath. *

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What is the primary function of the base, or wicking layer? *

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To compress the skin, preventing inflammation

To move moisture away from the skin

To protect the skin from solar injuries

What is the primary function of the insulating layer(s)? *

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To create as thick of a barrier as possible between the base layer and the cold

To help prevent against electric shock

To create air pockets that trap heat and keep the wearer warm

What is the primary function of a protective outer layer? *

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To shield against lacerations

To protect the wearer from dirt, wind, sun, sand, rain and snow

To minimize the effects of cosmic rays

How can layers be adjusted to maintain body temperature? *

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The more layers the better, you can never have too much body temperature

Layers are cumbersome, so try to avoid them

Layers should be adjusted according to activity level to avoid clothing being saturated with perspiration

An unprotected head can lead to a loss of more than half the body's heat loss in a cold environment, and a similar amount of heat gain in a hot environment. *

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When utilizing a layering system, add layers when cold, and remove layers when hot. *

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