Longitude lines east of the prime meridian are numbered __ through 80 degrees east.

An imaginary circle on the earth's surface passing through the North and South Poles; a line or parallel of longitude

What term is used to refer to lines running from the North Pole to the South Pole?

What term is used to describe the aligning or positioning of oneself or a map in relation to the surroundings?

Topographic maps use two more colors than road maps. White is used for _______ and reddish-brown is used for _________.

When you are reading a grid coordinate, always read _____ first, then _____.

An angular difference between true north and either magnetic or grid north

When contour lines are widely spaced at the top of the feature and closely spaced at the bottom, the slope is considered _______.

A low point between two areas of higher ground

On a map, the RF (or _______ Fraction) is the ratio of map distance to ground distance.

Does distance have an effect on azimuths?

A horizontal angle usually measured clockwise in degrees from north base line (direction

What term is used to refer to an azimuth obtained by adding or subtracting 180 degrees from the azimuth, depending on the degree of the azimuth

The first step in using the Intersection - Straightedge Method is to…

If a compass is not available to you, which of the following are two natural resources you

can use to determine direction?

(Input the TWO best correct answers; then push the ENTER button.)

In what type of orienteering must all competitors visit the same 6-12 control points in the same order?

Which of the following are good examples of a “steering mark”? (Input ALL correct answers; then push the ENTER button.)

Which of the following supplies/elements are used to ensure safety in an orienteering event? (Input ALL correct answers; then push the ENTER button.)

In the type of movement known as _______, competitors keep their maps oriented as they travel, remembering the terrain features along the route.