If you have no mobile phone reception where should you go to get help?

• The last check point

• The next check point

• The nearest road

• Stay put someone will come for you

When you pass through a gate what should you do?

• Always close it behind you

• Always leave it open

• Leave it as you found it

What should you do if you burn yourself?

• Put it under cold running water

• Wrap it in cling film

• Rub butter on it

• Go and tell a teacher

If it is raining where should you cook?

• In your tent

• In the porch of your tent

• A safe distance away from your tent

Can you buy anything whilst on expedition?

• No, but you can ask to fill up water bottles

• No, apart from drinks

• Yes you can buy what you like

On a map if contours are close together what does this mean?

• There is a cliff/quarry

• The ground is high up

• It's a steep hill

• There are lots of walls/boundaries

Thin black lines on a map represent . . .

• Roads

• Footpaths

• Walls/fences

• Rivers

What is a 'handrail' ?

• Something to stop you falling over

• Something you can follow eg a river, wall or edge of wood

• The point at which you cross from fields to moorland

• Somewhere out of bounds

Who can use a bridleway?

• Horse riders

• Walkers

• Motorcyclists

• Cyclists

Stream crossings, joining walls, start/end of forests, edge of moorland, roads are all examples of what?

• Things that get in the way

• Tick features - things you can "tick off" as you walk past them and should be thought about when planning your next leg

• Things that make your journey more difficult