Paragliding in Australia: Reading Answers
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What material is the wing of a paraglider typically made of?

  • Metal
  • Plastic
  • Wood
  • Nylon or polyester (correct)
  • How does the harness of a paraglider compare to a parachute in terms of comfort?

  • Comfort is not mentioned in the text
  • It is equally comfortable
  • It is more comfortable (correct)
  • It is less comfortable
  • Where are paragliding schools mainly based?

  • Spectacular cliffs
  • Desert areas
  • Coastal regions
  • Inland by hills or mountains (correct)
  • How long does it typically take to get a basic license for paragliding in Australia?

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    Study Notes

    Paraglider Materials

    • The wing of a paraglider is typically made of lightweight, durable materials such as nylon, polyester, or Mylar.

    Paraglider Harness

    • The harness of a paraglider is designed to be more comfortable than a parachute harness, providing better support and distribution of the pilot's weight.

    Paragliding Schools

    • Paragliding schools are mainly based in mountainous regions with consistent wind patterns, ideal for training and practice.

    Paragliding License

    • In Australia, it typically takes around 1-3 weeks to get a basic license for paragliding, depending on the student's progress and weather conditions.

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    Test your understanding of paragliding with this reading comprehension quiz. Explore the basics of paragliding, including its construction and safety considerations.

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