Navigating Challenges in Team Expeditions

The military team, in second place, navigates a challenging route along the shoreline to avoid dense brush. They face strong winds and a coastal downpour, which complicates their journey. The team, with three wins, competes against the Mountaineers and Endurance teams. They choose a longer, safer route but are slowed by the storm. Navigating with a map is crucial to reach the landing zone (LZ) and stay in the competition. Despite disorientation and fog, they push forward, battling harsh winds to find the northernmost point of the island.

What challenge did the military team face while heading towards the shore?

• A broken map

• A rival team

• A lack of supplies

• A strong coastal storm

Why did the team choose the longer route along the shoreline?

• To enjoy the view

• For a safer journey

• To find more resources

• To avoid a rival team

What is the team's main concern regarding their progress?

• Encountering wild animals

• Running out of food

• Losing their map

• Falling behind in the competition

What is the critical tool the team relies on to reach the LZ?

• A radio

• A GPS device

• A map

• A compass

What geographical feature did the team use to get a better view of the island?

• A mountain peak

• A lighthouse

• A tall tree

• Sheer cliffs

What natural element made it difficult for the team to see clearly?

• Fog

• Rain

• Dust

• Snow

What was the team's emotional state as they navigated the cliffs?

• Confident

• Excited

• Disoriented

• Relaxed