Wainwrights Quiz

What are Wainwrights in the Lake District?

• A group of 214 fells in the Lake District

• A traditional dance performed in the Lake District

• A type of flower found in the Lake District

• A famous lake in the Lake District

Who is the author of the guidebooks on Wainwrights?

• Charles Dickens

• William Wordsworth

• Alfred Wainwright

• J.K. Rowling

How can you identify a Wainwright?

• By its color and shape

• By its age and weight

• By its speed and agility

• By its height and prominence criteria

What are some popular walking routes for Wainwrights?

• Camino de Santiago, West Highland Way, and Hadrian's Wall Path

• Coast to Coast Walk, Cumbria Way, and The Dales Way

• Kilimanjaro, Everest Base Camp, and Machu Picchu

• Great Wall of China, Inca Trail, and Appalachian Trail

Why is conservation important for Wainwrights?

• Conservation has no impact on the environment

• Wainwrights does not have any endangered species

• Conservation helps maintain the natural habitat and protect the species living in Wainwrights.

• The natural habitat in Wainwrights is not worth protecting

How many Wainwrights are there in the Lake District?

• 100

• 300

• 50

• 214

What is the name of the famous series of guidebooks written by Alfred Wainwright?

• Pictorial Guide to the Lakeland Fells

• Illustrated Handbook to the Scottish Highlands

• Photographic Manual for the Appalachian Mountains

• Visual Guide to the Rocky Mountains

What is the highest Wainwright in the Lake District?

• Mount Everest

• Scafell Pike

• Ben Nevis

• K2

What is the significance of the term 'Wainwright' in the context of hiking?

• Guidebooks for hiking in the Lake District of England

• A type of hiking shoe

• A famous hiking trail in the Rocky Mountains

• A term used for camping in the Appalachian Trail

What organizations are involved in the conservation efforts for Wainwrights?

• The National Trust and the Lake District National Park Authority

• The Boy Scouts of America and Greenpeace

• The United Nations and the Sierra Club

• The Red Cross and the World Wildlife Fund