Outdoor Adventure Skills Quiz

What is the primary tool used for navigation in outdoor activities?

• A thermometer

• A compass

• A barometer

• A stopwatch

Which of the following is a key component of effective teamwork during outdoor activities?

• Working independently

• Clear communication

• Ignoring team members

• Competing with each other

What is the first step in conducting a risk assessment for an outdoor activity?

• Identifying potential hazards

• Buying new equipment

• Starting the activity

• Ignoring the risks

Which piece of equipment is essential for ensuring safety during a rock climbing activity?

• A fishing rod

• A climbing harness

• A bicycle helmet

• A pair of skis

Why is environmental awareness important during outdoor activities?

• To increase the cost of the activity

• To ensure the activity is more challenging

• To minimise impact on nature

• To make the activity longer

Which of the following is a sign of good physical fitness for outdoor activities?

• Easily getting tired

• Consistent energy levels

• Frequent injuries

• Avoiding exercise

What should be included in a contingency plan for an outdoor activity?

• Ignoring weather forecasts

• Alternative routes and emergency contacts

• Only focusing on the main plan

• Leaving the plan to chance

What is the recommended unit for measuring short distances during an outdoor activity in Great Britain?

• Miles

• Kilometres

• Feet/metre

• Yards

Which of the following is a health and safety consideration when planning an outdoor activity?

• Ignoring personal medical conditions

• Ensuring proper hydration and nutrition

• Skipping first aid training

• Overloading with unnecessary supplies

What is the importance of checking the weather forecast before an outdoor activity?

• To decide what to wear

• To ignore potential hazards

• To ensure the activity is cancelled

• To make the activity more expensive