Orienteering Introduction

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Which is not needed to orienteer? (Options: map, GPS, compass)

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GPS

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Crossing territory using a map and compass is known as...

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orienteering

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In which European country did the sport originate? Options: Norway, Russia, Sweden, Valley Forge

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Sweden

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A map that shows the features of the earth's surface is...

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topographic map

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On an orienteering map, how are changes in elevation shown? Options: colors, contour lines, in the key, with numbers

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contour lines

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Other than "by foot" which is not a way to complete an orienteering course? Options: in a canoe, riding a bike, riding a horse, while skiing

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riding a horse

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Which color (level) course is not among those that are the easiest to complete? Options: white, green, yellow, orange

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green

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A novice is not...

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an expert

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Which characteristic is true of an expert orienteering course? Options: it is shorter, travel within site of identifiable landmarks, greater reliance on the compass, terrain is easier

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greater reliance on the compass

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To navigate an orienteering course, you will need...

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a topographic map and a compass