Lesson T4.1.1
T4.1.1 Outdoor and adventurous physical and intellectual challenges Quiz: KS3 Physical Education, Unit 4
20 questions
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Lesson T4.1.1, Outdoor and adventurous physical and intellectual challenges: 20 multiple choice questions for the KS3 Physical Education (National Curriculum), Unit 4: Outdoor and adventurous activities, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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In outdoor activities, what is the term for anything that could cause harm?
- A risk
- A penalty
- A hazard
- An emergency
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What term describes the likelihood and seriousness of harm from a source?
- Risk
- Hazard
- Bearing
- Contour
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On an Ordnance Survey map, what do closely spaced contour lines indicate?
- A valley
- Flat ground
- Steep ground
- A river
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In a six-figure grid reference, which value must always be stated first?
- Bearings
- Northings
- Eastings
- Contours
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What is the primary purpose of a pre-activity risk assessment?
- To set distances
- To increase speed
- To plan meals
- To reduce hazards
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Which activity uses a map and compass to visit checkpoints?
- Abseiling
- Kayaking
- Orienteering
- Coasteering
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What does a compass bearing measure as an angle from north?
- Distance
- Elevation
- Direction
- Speed
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Why should a walking group check the weather forecast before setting off?
- To check distance
- To test compasses
- Weather is hazardous
- To find water
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What is the main aim of leaving a campsite as you found it?
- Save time
- Leave no trace
- Hide tracks
- Travel faster
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What is the best first step for a group crossing a gap with planks?
- Agreeing a plan
- Ignoring rules
- Running across
- Splitting up
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Which factor makes an outdoor navigation route physically harder?
- Flat paths
- Sunny skies
- Steep ground
- Short distance
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What is the purpose of a map key or legend?
- Shows weight
- Measures wind
- Times speed
- Explains symbols
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Which key skill helps a group reach a checkpoint on time?
- Climbing
- Sprinting
- Navigation
- Lifting
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What is essential for effective teamwork during an adventurous challenge?
- Ignoring partners
- Working alone
- Rushing tasks
- Listening to others
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What must a walker check before crossing a flowing river?
- Compass bearing
- Air temperature
- Depth and flow
- Map contour
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What is the best immediate response if a walker becomes unwell on a trail?
- Run for help
- Carry on walking
- Leave them behind
- Stop and assess
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Which technique best prevents getting lost during orienteering?
- Ignoring compass
- Following others
- Map and ground checks
- Running faster
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What is the best walking approach for a mixed-ability outdoor group?
- Fastest pace possible
- No rest stops
- Inclusive pace and breaks
- Splitting up
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What do contour lines on an orienteering map connect?
- Road lengths
- Equal height points
- River depths
- Tree heights
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What is a prominent landscape feature used to prevent overshooting a target called?
- Control marker
- Boundary wall
- Safety barrier
- Catching feature
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