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Outdoor Education Revision Quiz
Outdoor Education Revision Quiz
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A quiz for my Year 9 students to do to help for an upcoming test.
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1
The study of the Earth is known as?
Biology
Geology
Geography
Geometry
2
If my body temperature drops below 35 degrees Celsius I have?
Hyperthermia
Altitude Sickness
Hypothermia
A cold
3
There are how many layers in the clothing layering system?
One
Three
Thirty
Four
4
Thermals are great to wear in what layer of the Multi-Layer clothing system?
Inner
Upper
Outer
Middle
5
What danger of alpine environments is shown here?
Hypothermia
Avalanche
Altitude Sickness
Cliff
6
What is the name of Australia's main mountain range (picture here)
Great Mountain Range
The Great Mountains
Great Dividing Range
The Himalayas
7
Snow skiers have skied through is known as?
Chopped Snow
Sleet
Powder
Ice
8
What is this a picture of?
Crampons
The Layering System
Hypothermia Wrap
Snow Camping
9
The Herringbone, Diagonal Stride, Kick Double Pole and Double Pole are Cross Country?
Alpine Resorts
Skiing Techniques
Skis
Skiing Sponsors
10
What is this a picture of?
Avalanche
Cliff
Ice Valley
Crevasse
11
The Snow Plough technique of skiing is commonly known as the?
French Fry
Pizza
Pie
Chips
12
Australian snow is known to be quite?
Cold
Absent
Wet
Dry
13
Blizzard, Flurry, Sleet & Snow Storm are all types of what?
Falling Snow
Mountain Ranges
Ground Snow
Alpine Zones
14
In what type of environment would this equipment be useful?
Woodland
Desert
Coastal
Alpine
15
The three environmental areas of mountains are Montane, Sub-Alpine and what?
Top level
Alpine
Snow zone
Alpino
16
XC stands for what?
Snowboard Cross
Country Cross
Cross Country
Downhill
17
If I was suffering from Moderate Hypothermia my body temperature would be between?
37 - 35
28 -25
32 - 28
35 - 32
18
Cross Country Skiing originated where?
Scandinavia
Tibet and Nepal
Swiss Alps
Canada