Survival Skills. Use of English B1+

On a driving holiday in the Pyrenees you lose control of your hire car travelling downhill at 70 miles per hour on a mountain road. You've no brakes and there's a 300 metre drop to the valley below. Do you:

On a trek through the Chilean Andes you get cut off from the rest of your group and become hopelessly lost. Just as you begin to work out which direction to take, you are confronted by a hungry mountain lion. Do you:

Whilst walking over a frozen lake in Norway, which you were assured was perfectly safe, you fall through the ice and are in danger of drowning. Do you:

While on business in Paris, you wake up in the middle of the night to find your hotel is on fire.
Your way down is blocked and you end up on the roof. Your only hope of escape is either to jump onto the roof of the next building - a distance of some four and a half metres - or to leap onto a truck carrying soft insulation material parked six floors directly below. Do you:

On a business trip to Amsterdam your taxi skids on a patch of oil and plunges off the road and into a canal. In seconds you are half-underwater.
Do you:

You agree to do a parachute jump for charity with a group of friends. But as you free-fall from 14,000 feet at 120 miles per hour both your parachute and emergency chute fail to open.
Do you:

Whilst snorkelling off the Great Barrier Reef in North-Eastern Australia, you suddenly see a large shark swimming swiftly towards you from the depths. Do you:

During a flight over the Grand Canyon in a single-engined private plane, your pilot collapses unconscious and you're forced to take over the controls. You manage to find the emergency radio channel, but lose contact just as you are about to land. Do you: