Orienteering

When holding a compass, the direction of travel arrow always points________________.

How many degrees are on a compass?

Your 100ft pace count is 50 steps. How many steps would you need to walk to get to 400ft?

which skills are needed in orienteering

A reverse bearing is always ______ degrees opposite the original bearing.

A bearing is measured in

To orient a compass, Fred always aligns with the

One way you can tell if you are walking in the correct direction while orienteering is

What is the purpose of pace counting?

You know the bearing and want to know which direction to go, how do you get Fred in the shed?

What are the numbers and white dash marks called?

In orienteering, you are trying to navigate to

What is the red part of the needle that always points in the same direction called?

When shooting a reverse bearing, Fred should align with the

What is a benefit of orienteering

Which arrow should you follow?

Where does Red Fred always point?

What is the most common type of compass in orienteering?

You should hold your compass base plate parallel with the ground.

Orienteering was invented by the

You know the direction and want to figure out the bearing, how do you get Fred in the shed?