Interaction between compass and map-Orienteering 解答

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What does? blue legend on the orienteering map represent?

  • Rock
  • Water bodies
  • Cement

Nowadays in which places can the orienteering be played?

  • Suburb
  • Park
  • School

Which way can be used to do map orientation?

  • Site Features and Landmarks
  • Compass
  • Scout Rope

Which part of compass does the magnetic north on the map align with when rotating the map for orientating?

  • Head towards the arrow
  • Base plate’s length
  • The red end of the compass needle

it is inevitable to go off road, choose higher terrains instead of lower terrains. (True or false)

  • True
  • false

Before orienteering, how long must you wait until collecting the map to read in starting area?

  • Three mins
  • Two mins
  • One min

Which area is the origin of orienteering?

  • The United States of America
  • Nordic region
  • South Africa

When you participate in an orienteering competition, what can you first receive during registration?

  • Map
  • Control card
  • Number bib

international distress signal is using a whistle to ask for rescue. You should blow the whistle 6 times consecutively and repeat every minute until you have been rescued. (True or false)

  • True
  • False

adays the orienteering player must use the shortest time to choose route to reach each point on the map. (True or false)

  • True
  • False

If you have problem in the result of competetion, in how many minutes should you? voice your complaints after announcement?

  • Five mins
  • Ten mins
  • Thirty mins

While engaging in cross-country running, which part of body must be warm-up?

  • Head
  • Hands
  • Legs

You can use the attack point method while you locate the checkpoint. Which particular landmarks around the checkpoint? can be used as attack points?

  • Trail intersection
  • Tree
  • Corners

Which method can you use if there are linear features around the checkpoints on the map?

  • Aiming off Method
  • Expansion Method
  • Attack Point Method

Which tools are often used in orienteering?

  • MAP
  • GPS
  • Compass

Which country did orienteering spread all across the world?

  • The United States of America
  • Taiwan
  • United Kingdom

Which equipments will be set up in checkpoint of the orienteering competition grounds?

  • Passcode hole-puncher
  • Checkpoint location flags
  • Number bib

What does white legend on the orienteering map represent?

  • Unobstructed forest
  • Cement
  • Grasslands

– the four steps for orienteering by order are 1. Stop and do not panic. 2. Select correct route. 3. Map orientation. 4. Re-orientate the map to the correct direction after a turn. (True or false)

  • True
  • False

Which orienteering equipment is for seeking help?

  • MAP
  • Compass
  • Whistle