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What is Compass

Total questions: 8

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is compass?

a)

A compass is exclusively used by scouts.

b)

A compass is a device that indicates direction

c)

A compass is a device that uses in a forest

d)

A compass is a toy

2.

Draw a compass

3.

what are the two main type of compasses?

a)

magnetic compasses, gyrocompass

b)

liquid compass, marine compass

c)

Prismatic compass, magnetic compass

d)

Thumb compass, GPS compass

4.

What kind of compass is it?

a)

Thumb compass

b)

GPS compass

c)

Base plate compass

d)

Magnetic Compass

5.

hard, flat surface on which the rest of the compass is mounted. It has a rulers on its edges for measuring distances on maps. It's edge is straight and useful for laying lines on a map

a)

Dial

b)

Magnifier

c)

Direction-of-Travel Arrow

d)

Baseplate

6.

improves aiming your compass at distant objects

a)

Housing

b)

Mirror

c)

Sight

d)

Orienting Arrow

7.

There are four simple steps to use the compass. What is the three step?

a)

Walk in the direction indicated by the direction of travel arrow until you reach your destination, checking your bearing along the way

b)

Take the compass off the map and hold it with the direction of travel arrow pointing straight ahead away from you

c)

Rotate your whole body, including the compass, until the red end of the needle lies parallel with the orienting arrow

d)

The direction of travel arrow should now point towards your distant feature

8.

There are four simple steps to use the compass. What is the second step?

a)

Rotate your whole body, including the compass, until the red end of the needle lies parallel with the orienting arrow

b)

Take the compass off the map and hold it with the direction of travel arrow pointing straight ahead away from you

c)

The direction of travel arrow should now point towards your distant feature

d)

Walk in the direction indicated by the direction of travel arrow until you reach your destination, checking your bearing along the way