It is an outdoor activities that involves walking in natural surroundings, often on mountainous or other scenic terrain.

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It is a long and difficult walk generally over mountains, hills, or forests.

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The act of staying and sleeping for one or more days and nights in the outside field, usually in a tent.

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A team sports in which players find their way to different checkpoints throughout the rough country with the help of a map and a compass.

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A pile of rock or wood used to mark a given path.

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A climb using one's hands and feet only, without artificial helps.

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Disassembling tents, cleaning campsite, and getting ready to leave camp.

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It is an easily accessible bottle of water or snacks for refreshment along the trail.

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It is a rock, string, foliage, branch, or hack sign on tree trunks that mark the designated route.

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Take 5 minutes rest.

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Emergency Camp

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What are the four climb ethics?

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What is the ideal weight of your backpack for mountaineering?

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A fun or recreational and experiential climb.

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A climb which has a high level of difficulty and need more preparation and other consideration.

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A climb for developing skills of climb members.

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An organized climb which can include tree planting activity.

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An expedition climb that needs more planning and preparation.

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A tour-aid type of climbing.

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True or False. Is it easier to split large numbers of climbers into small groups in some climbing operation considering the size of the group and with LNT in mind?

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How many people should be in a small group of climbers?

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When you split a large number of climbers, what are the three small groups that should be created?

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A hiking group is composed of?

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According to the International Whistle Code, three blasts mean (a)   .

According to the International Whistle Code, two blasts mean (a)   .

According to the International Whistle Code, one blast means (a)   .

It is a basic and essential life skill.

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This knot is used as a safety knot with the purpose of securing loose ends.

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This knot is used to stop the end of the rope from moving through a device such as a rappel rack.

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This is an anchor knot that creates a single loop that will not slip. It can be attached to elements of a rescue system with carabiners.

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This anchor knot provides more load-bearing surface area due to its two-loop configuration. When you need to tie around a tight object like a carabiner, this knot is slightly more efficient.

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This knot may be used as a static anchor knot.

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This is a bridle knot that provides a midline attachment point. This knot is designed to take a three-dimensional pull.

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This knot is used to join two ropes of equal diameter together for load bearing applications.

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This knot is used in binding two ropes, with the same diameter, together.

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This knot is an adjustable anchor hitch often tied around anchor points, horizontally or vertically.

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This knot, also called the lark’s head, is used to attach a rope to an object.

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This knot, also called the lark’s head, is used to attach a rope to an object.

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It provides privacy and protection from the rain, wind, sun, cold, and insects.

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What are the different types of tent?

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It is a sheet waterproof fabric that have been stitched together.

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It is a flat graphic representation of Earth's surface as seen from above.

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Give five types of map.

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A part of map that tells what the map is.

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A part of map that shows how to read the distance on the map.

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A part of map that shows direction.

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A part of map that shows the lists of symbols and its meaning.

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What are the four cardinal points in a map direction?

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It is the direction of the Earth’s North Pole which is 90 degrees north.

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It is the direction of the Earth’s magnetic pole.

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It is the direction of the vertical grid line called eastings.

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True or False. All three North do not point at the same direction.

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It is a navigation and orientation instrument that shows direction relative to geographic directions.

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GPS stand for?

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A type of compass commonly used in navigation for mountaineering.

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It is a method of synchronizing the lines & direction of a map and the compass to have a defined direction to navigate.

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In chronological order, what are the building fire procedures?

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It is the principle for mountaineering.

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