Year 12 Outdoor Ed Quiz

Why are cotton t-shirts not ideal for tramping (click all that apply)

• They don't breathe well

• They hold moisture close to the body

• They keep moisture away from the body

• They are cheap and rip really easily

Why are tramping boots ideal for tramping?

• They are lightweight and simple to walk in

• They are made of leather and generally waterproof

• They have high ankle support to lessen chance of rolling ankles

• They are sturdy and can reduce injuries from impact

Are our HPC school jackets effective for tramping/overnight camping?

• Yes

• No

Which of these foods are NOT ideal for a full day's tramp/camping overnight? (choose all that aren't)

• Sugar-free V

• Celery

• Dark chocolate

• Avocado

What are contour lines on a tramping map?

• To indicate where the walking track is

• To indicate the ups and downs in the shape of the land

• To tell us how far we still have to walk

• To indicate where different features (sea, trees etc) are

Where are more injuries caused on tramping trips - moving up hills or down hills?

• Up hill

• Down hill

Approximately far could we expect to walk on a 5 hour tramp (which is how far our 3 tramps need to be)?

• 5 kilometres

• 10 kilometres

• 15 kilometres

• 25 kilometres

What would be pack at the top of our tramping packs when we go out for a tramp/overnight camp?

• Survival blanket/kit

• Emergency shelter

• Cooking gear (portable gas cooker)

• Spare warm clothes

Where does north on a compass point to on Earth?

• North Pole

• Somewhere in Canada

• South Pole

• Greenland

What is the typical walking speed for tramping?

• 4-5km per hour

• 8-10km per hour

• 12-15km per hour

• 15-18km per hour