18 Questions
What is the primary purpose of control points in orienteering?
To show the competitor has completed the course correctly
What does a circle typically indicate on an orienteering map?
Control points
What should you do if you get lost during orienteering?
Follow a safety azimuth to a prominent feature
What is the primary method of travel in orienteering?
On foot
What are the primary tools used in orienteering?
A map and compass
What is the distance between two control points on an orienteering map?
Not specified
What is a pace equivalent to in terms of steps?
Two steps
How do you determine the pace factor in navigation?
By walking with a normal stride and counting the number of paces
What is the purpose of determining the pace factor in navigation?
To determine the distance between two points
How many times should you measure the 100-meter distance to determine the pace factor?
Three times
What do you do if the number of paces varies when measuring the 100-meter distance?
Sum up the numbers and divide by the number of measurements
What is the significance of the right foot (or left foot) in counting paces?
It is used to count the number of paces
What is the primary purpose of using a compass in orienteering?
To navigate through the course and stay on track
What is the term for the number of steps equivalent to one unit of distance in navigation?
Pace
What is the primary component of an orienteering map?
Symbols to represent features and control points
What is the purpose of control points in an orienteering course?
To check the participant's navigation skills
What is the primary rule in orienteering competitions?
The participant who completes the course the fastest wins
Who is responsible for planning an orienteering course?
A professional course planner
Learn about the essential navigational skills in orienteering, starting with understanding pace and pace factor. Test your knowledge on these important concepts in navigation and how to apply them in different situations.
Make Your Own Quizzes and Flashcards
Convert your notes into interactive study material.
Get started for free
