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WorksheetsDofE training refresher
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
If you have no mobile phone reception where should you go to get help?
The last check point
The next check point
The nearest road
Stay put someone will come for you
When you pass through a gate what should you do?
Always close it behind you
Always leave it open
Leave it as you found it
What should you do if you burn yourself?
Put it under cold running water
Wrap it in cling film
Rub butter on it
Go and tell a teacher
If it is raining where should you cook?
In your tent
In the porch of your tent
A safe distance away from your tent
Can you buy anything whilst on expedition?
No, but you can ask to fill up water bottles
No, apart from drinks
Yes you can buy what you like
On a map if contours are close together what does this mean?
There is a cliff/quarry
The ground is high up
It's a steep hill
There are lots of walls/boundaries
Thin black lines on a map represent . . .
Roads
Footpaths
Walls/fences
Rivers
What is a 'handrail' ?
Something to stop you falling over
Something you can follow eg a river, wall or edge of wood
The point at which you cross from fields to moorland
Somewhere out of bounds
Who can use a bridleway?
Horse riders
Walkers
Motorcyclists
Cyclists
Stream crossings, joining walls, start/end of forests, edge of moorland, roads are all examples of what?
Things that get in the way
Tick features - things you can "tick off" as you walk past them and should be thought about when planning your next leg
Things that make your journey more difficult
How do you tell someone exactly where you are on a map?
Coordinates
4-figure grid reference
6-figure grid reference
Bearing
When walking with a heavy rucksack roughly how long will it take you to walk 1km?
30 min
20 min
15 min
10 min
On a map the distance across one grid square is
100m
1km
1 milke
2km
When walking up hill . . .
add one minute per contour
add one minute for every 5 contours
add one minute for every 10 contours
When walking downhill . . .
add 1 minute for every contour you cross
subtract 1 minute for every contour you cross
do nothing
subtract 2 minutes for every contour you cross
What is meant by the phrase "orientate your map"
Hold it flat
Line up North on the map with north in real-life
Folding it neatly
If you are sending for help send
everyone for help
one person to get help (your best navigator)
two people go to get help (including the best navigator)
three people go to get help (including the best navigator)
If a team member is struggling
take a rest
have a snack
reduce the weight they are carrying
keep chatting
