Endurance Team Decision-Making Challenges

The video follows a military team as they abandon a perilous route to reach Strand Line Canyon. They face new dangers with risky handholds but push hard to avoid falling to third place. Team America showcases strong dynamics with each member playing crucial roles. They finally spot the entrance to Strandline Canyon. Meanwhile, the endurance team battles a powerful stretch of rapids, highlighting the challenges and strategies involved in navigating such obstacles.

What decision did the military team make regarding their route?

• They followed another team.

• They decided to take a longer, safer route.

• They abandoned the drainage basin route.

• They chose to rest before continuing.

What challenge did the team face after changing their route?

• Crossing a desert.

• Dealing with risky handholds and boulders.

• Climbing a steep mountain.

• Navigating through a forest.

Why did the team decide to take a risky maneuver?

• To avoid another team.

• To cut time and make distance.

• To find a safer path.

• To rest and recover.

What was the team's main motivation for pushing hard?

• To find a new route.

• To impress the audience.

• To avoid being in third place again.

• To win a prize.

How did the team feel about their risky maneuver?

• They were confident and experienced.

• They were indifferent.

• They were unsure and hesitant.

• They were scared and nervous.

What roles are highlighted for Team America members?

• They are all medics.

• They are all navigators.

• They are all cooks.

• They have diverse roles including cook, cheerleader, and motivator.

What did the team spot after reaching the top?

• A new campsite.

• The entrance to Strandline Canyon.

• Another team ahead of them.

• A river crossing.

What natural obstacle did the endurance team encounter?

• A dense forest.

• A steep cliff.

• A powerful stretch of rapids.

• A wide desert.

What was the team's strategy for dealing with the big river?

• To find a bridge.

• To wait for the water to recede.

• To plow through it directly.

• To take the longest route.