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Bulmershe DofE Quiz

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
What does DofE stand for?
a)
Duke of Edinburgh
b)
Duke of Edinburh
c)
Dame of Edinburgh
d)
Digital design of Edinburgh
2.
What does this sign represent?
a)
Byway
b)
Bridleway
c)
Footpath
d)
Route
3.
What does this sign represent?
a)
Footpath
b)
Byway
c)
National Trail
d)
Bridleway
4.
What does this map symbol represent?
a)
Power plant
b)
Bright Light
c)
Water Crossing
d)
Viewpoint
5.
Which of these answers is represented by the symbol in the image?
a)
Church with Tower
b)
Church with Spire
c)
Church without Spire
d)
Church without Tower
6.
Naismiths rule for adding time based on inclines is which of the following?
a)
60 minutes for every 600m climbed
b)
10 metres for every 10 minutes you walk uphill
c)
when you walk downhill you speed up
d)
When you walk uphill you have to push each other up
7.
The bearing for north is which of the following?
a)
1 degree
b)
360 degree
c)
260 degree
d)
180 degree
8.
What is the bearing for West on a compass? 
a)
260 degrees
b)
270 degrees
c)
250 degrees
d)
240 degrees
9.
What is the name of the cooking stove used by most DofE centres? 
a)
Hexi Blocks
b)
Open Fire
c)
Trangia
d)
Camping Gaz
10.
What should you NOT do when pitching a tent?
a)
Pitch under a tree
b)
Pitch on a slope
c)
Pitch on a path
d)
All of the above
11.
How many calories on average do you burn in one day on DofE expedition?
a)
4,000
b)
3,000
c)
3,750
d)
5,000
12.
Who runs the Duke of Edinburgh at the Bulmershe School? 
a)
Mr Tyler
b)
Mr McArdle
c)
Ms Reynolds
d)
Mr Lord
13.
Campcraft is...
a)
The skills you display on a campsite.
b)
The ability to build a shelter from raw materials.
c)
The process of planning next days route while on camp
d)
The type of shoe you wear around camp
14.
You can fail your campcraft on which of the following...
a)
Cooking a meal that is too simple
b)
Pitching your tent wrong
c)
Not wearing shoes on the camp site
d)
All of the above