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Which of the following is a reason why a hunter could get hypothermia?

  1. If the hunter wears too much wool clothing

  2. If the hunter does not dry off after getting wet

  3. If the hunter does not purify water before drinking it

  4. Hunters cannot get hypothermia

The correct answer is: If the hunter does not dry off after getting wet

Hypothermia is a medical emergency that occurs when an individual experiences a drop in body temperature, typically below 95°F (35°C). This can happen due to various reasons, including environmental factors, clothing choices, and physical activities. Wearing too much wool clothing, as mentioned in option A, can actually help keep the body warm, so it is not a reason for hypothermia. Option C, not purifying water before drinking it, can lead to other illnesses but not directly cause hypothermia. Option D, stating that hunters cannot get hypothermia, is incorrect as anyone can develop hypothermia if exposed to cold temperatures for an extended period. The best reason for a hunter to get hypothermia is option B, not drying off after getting wet. Exposure to cold and wet conditions can significantly lower body temperature and increase the risk of hypothermia. Therefore, it