Oral activity : sinking ship

Essential Survival Items (Top Priority):

1. Bottled water – Water is crucial for survival. Dehydration can occur quickly, especially in difficult conditions.
2. First aid kit – For treating injuries that could happen during survival scenarios.
3. Emergency rations (non-perishable food) – Nutrition is vital for maintaining energy and strength.
4. Rope – Useful for various survival tasks such as building shelters, fishing, or securing items.
5. Blankets – Prevents hypothermia and ensures warmth, especially in cold environments.

Important, but Secondary Items:

6. Flashlight with batteries – Helpful for visibility at night, signaling, or searching for resources.
7. Pocket knife/multi-tool – Versatile tool for cutting, repairing, or self-defense.
8. Radio or communication device – Helps call for help or receive emergency broadcasts.
9. Map and compass – Useful for navigation and finding a way out.
10. Waterproof matches/lighter – Important for creating fires to cook food, stay warm, or signal for help.

Useful but Less Urgent:

11. Solar-powered charger – Can power up communication devices or lights, but depends on sunlight availability.
12. Fishing gear – Good for long-term food sourcing, but initially, emergency rations may be enough.
13. Signal mirror/whistle – For signaling rescue teams, but not needed constantly.
14. Personal hygiene kit – Useful to prevent infections or diseases, but not immediately essential.

Least Important (Luxury Item):

15. Books or playing cards – Only for entertainment and morale-boosting purposes, not necessary for survival.

This result prioritizes immediate survival essentials like water, food, and warmth while also considering tools that help with longer-term survival and potential rescue