Hazards
Compass
Orienteering Principles
Map Features
100

A hazard encountered by spending time exposed to the sun.

What is sunburn?

100

This part of the compass indicates north.

What is the needle?

100

This practice is to find which direction one is facing.

What is getting your bearing?

100

This feature indicates the cardinal directions on the map.

What is a compass rose?

200

A hazard encountered by not drinking sufficient water. Can lead to heat exhaustion.

What is dehydration?

200

The way one should hold a compass in order to get an accurate reading.

What is flat/level?

200

This practice allows one to determine which direction a given bearing is.

What is orienting?

200

This feature indicates the elevation and steepness of an area of the map.

What are contour lines?

300

This venomous reptile is characterized by a distinct noise it makes when disturbed.

What is a rattlesnake?

300

This practice is a method to account for the difference between true north and magnetic north.

What is declination?

300

This map feature denotes what certain symbols on the map mean.

What is a key?

1000

A condition caused by continual heat exposure raising the body's internal temperature by enough to affect the brain.

What is heatstroke?

1000

The amount of degrees that must be compensated for between true and magnetic north in RSM.

What is 11-12 degrees?

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