1. Downshift and look for a runaway/emergency truck ramp
   Try to wave down passing cars for help
2. Shift into a higher gear and look for a runaway/emergency truck ramp
   Dial 9-1-1 between the turns and brace for impact

You might also want to put on your hazard lights to warn other drivers, but don't try to dial 9-1-1 while you're driving a "runaway" vehicle - unless you have a passenger who can do it for you. Downshift from one gear to the next as quickly and safely as possible to help slow your speed when you're going downhill, and look for a safe place to pull off the road where you can coast to a stop, either on an uphill shoulder or the end of a truck ramp.

1. Loosen the lugs
   Remove all air
2. Remove the tire
   Fill the flat tire with air

Flat tires are often replaced by donut tires. These tires are only meant to be driven on temporarily, at low speeds.

1. North
   South
2. East
   West

A compass points to the North Pole. This, of course, isn't true north, but it's close enough.

1. Grip
   Shaft
2. Shoulders
   Blade

Throughout history, canoes were common among cultures all over the world. Originally, they were made from wood, but today many canoes are made of plastic or fiberglass.

1. Other person's hand
   Away from the other person
2. Other person's eyes
   At the ground

Handshakes are common, particularly in the business world. For that reason, a firm handshake with eye contact can leave an impact on potential business partners​.

1. Rub them with alcohol
   Make sure they're dry
2. Leave them damp
   Don't use wipes

Newborn babies can urinate upwards of 20 times a day. This means their diaper may need to be changed every few hours.

1. Yell for help
   Panic
2. Keep swimming
   Survival-float (on your back)

Although it seems counterintuitive, if you're in the water without a flotation device, saving energy is a priority. Most people are actually buoyant and can float on their own. If you can't float, then treading water is the next best option.

1. The stomach
   The chest
2. The throat
   The forehead

CPR (Cardiopulmonary resuscitation) saves thousands of lives each year. It can actually triple a heart attack victim's chance of survival.

1. Yes
2. No

Burns can be nasty, and blisters make them much worse. However, popping those blisters can lead to infection, so just let them be while the skin heals.

1. Nail holes
   Stud
2. Hollow drywall
   Plywood

Studs can be located in a wall using a stud finder. You can also knock on the wall and aim for a spot that doesn't sound hollow.

1. Tilt the glass
   Head first
2. Stick the bottle in the glass
   Shake the bottle first

Pouring a beer the wrong way can lead to foam pouring from the cup. If you pour the beer right, though, not only will it not foam over, but you'll also get the appropriate flavors from the beer.

1. Sides
   Corners
2. Along the fracture lines
   Opposite the fracture lines

Because it's so easy to run by the store to pick up wood for a fire, chopping wood is a lost skill. For those interested, though, chopping wood can actually be a great workout.

1. Forehead
   Chin
2. Chest
   Eyes

A pull up is when your hands are facing away from you, working your back and biceps. A chin up is when your hands are facing toward you and while it also works your back, it also focuses on your biceps.

1. A cloth rag
   A sponge
2. A grill brush
   A toothbrush

You can also use a coarse cleaning brush as long as it's sturdy enough to handle the grease that's likely built up in the grates. You should use a stiff wire brush and soapy water to scrub the inside of the grill.

1. Aperol
   Cherries
2. Pineapple juice
   Vermouth

Martinis are very popular drinks, particularly at high-end restaurants. Traditionally, martinis are made with gin, though vodka is also accepted as well as olive juice and dry vermouth.

1. Logs
   Freshly cut branches and leaves
2. Human hair
   Tinder

Tinder can be finely chopped wood or other small, dry materials like twigs and dead leaves. But it won't burn for long, so you need to have the rest of your fire setup ready to go.

1. Drag them by their hands
   Drag them by their feet
2. Over your shoulder
   Cradle them

Someone who is unconscious or unable to walk should be hoisted over your shoulder and carried to safety. This allows your legs to do most of the work and helps distribute the weight.

1. Water flow
   Birds flying
2. Constellations
   Wind

The most common star used to tell directions is the North Star. It can be found in the Little Bear constellation and is also known as Ursa.

1. Run the water
   Turn off the water
2. Call a plumber
   Increase the water pressure

A leaky faucet can leak thousands of gallons of water each year. Fixing this problem can save you hundreds of dollars on your water bill. Sure, you could call a plumber to fix yours - but that doesn't necessarily qualify as a "man skill."

1. Keep food unwrapped
   Leave food on the trail
2. Make noise
   Walk silently

Bears actually don't enjoy confrontation and will try to avoid you. However, they won't avoid food, so keep that put away.

1. Yes
2. No

A set of any cards beats two pairs. A full house also beats a flush. And of course, the highest hand in poker is the coveted royal flush - which is the ace, king, queen, jack and ten, all in the same suit, plus bragging rights forever.

1. Distance
   Bigger fish
2. Accuracy
   Smaller fish

Some say the longer the cast, the longer the fish story. This technique is the basic fly fishing cast.

1. The center
   The bottom
2. Near the hinges
   Near the lock

You should not kick the actual lock of a door, this can hurt your foot and is actually less effective overall.

1. Wash the wound
   Remove jewelry​
2. Suck out the venom
   Wrap a bandage above the bite

Plenty of movies make sucking venom out of a snake bite seem like a viable option. It is not and can lead to infection or sending venom into the bloodstream. Although snakebite kits exist, research strongly indicates that they do not work so the safest option is to apply a pressure immobilization bandage till you get to a hospital.

1. Rivers
   Ponds
2. Puddles
   Rain

There's no guarantee that river water or lake water is clean. Therefore, if you're stuck outside, the best option is to collect rain water which also collects on leaves. You can also boil water to disenfect it or use the SODIS method (Solar water disinfection) which uses the sun’s energy for disinfection. The most common approach is to expose plastic bottles full of contaminated water to the sun for a minimum of 24 hours.

1. Soaking wet
   Dry
2. Damp
   Dirty

Irons require heat to work effectively. Before electricity, an iron was heated over a fire. The dampness allows it to smooth it out but not burn the material.

1. Brown bear
   Black bear
2. Polar bear
   Any mother bear with cubs

For some bears, like a grizzly defending cubs, if you can't get to safety, you should play dead while protecting your head and neck with your arms. This isn't the case when you're attacked by a black bear, which is generally smaller than other types of bears, and doesn't have the distinctive back-bump of a grizzly. Make yourself as large as possible, keep making plenty of loud noise, and keep looking for a weapon to use or a way to safely escape.

1. 165° Fahrenheit
   135° Fahrenheit
2. 125° Fahrenheit
   145° Fahrenheit

The safe internal temperature for cooked chicken is 165° Fahrenheit (75° Celsius). Eating under cooked or raw chicken can be hazardous to your health and can lead to E. coli or salmonella.

1. Coring
   Bucking
2. Cleaning
   Filtering

Bucking a tree is useful for transporting a tree that has fallen or been cut down. It also produces sections that are easier to chop for firewood.

1. Inhale
   Cough
2. Pound their chest
   Exhale

The Heimlich Maneuver can actually be very dangerous even if performed correctly, therefore other options should be used first such as coughing. The maneuver is when sudden strong pressure is applied on the abdomen, between the belly button and the rib cage.

1. Socks
   Boots
2. Insect repellant​
   A hat

Snakes can be hard to see, especially if they're hiding underneath brush or a rock. Therefore, boots can be vital if you want to protect the most vulnerable parts of your legs and feet.

1. Lightly put your foot on the pedal and steadily apply more pressure
   Hit the pedal as fast as possible
2. Use the emergency brake
   Tap or "pump" the brakes quickly and repeatedly

In states where snow is common, people often buy cheap cars specifically for the snow. If such a car gets stuck or wrecked, it can just be abandoned until the snow clears.

1. Questions
   Aggression​
2. The weather/sports
   Short sentences

Other important factors in successfully engaging in small talk include remembering the person's name and taking into consideration your surroundings as a topic.

1. Hot
   Cold
2. Boiling
   Warm

Frostbite usually starts at the outer extremities because the body protects the vital organs first. The temperature should be 99 to 104 F (37 to 40 C) and the process should take about 30 minutes. You can stop once the skin becomes its normal color or loses its numbness. Don't use direct heat such as a stove, heat lamp, fireplace or heating pads as this can cause burns.

1. Use your turn signal
   Check your blind spots and mirrors
2. Turn on your parking lights or your headlights
   Turn on your hazard lights

As more drivers hit the road, parallel parking only gets more difficult. Hazard lights might make a lot of those other drivers think you're double-parked right there in the road, which could actually create more of a hazard than if you'd just used your signal.