Rock Climbing
Biodiversity
Animals
Geography
History
100
Common knot used at the end of your rope to ‘arrest’
What is an 8knot
100
This classification can be used to distinguish if plants are from the area they are populating.
What is native and invasive?
100
This animal has no brain, heart, bones, or eyes.
What is a jellyfish?
100
This park in Westerly, RI is a popular spot for hiking and biking. The trail loop goes around a large pond.
What is Woody Hill?
100
A shipwreck sunk off of this landmark in 1811
What is Napatree Point
200
Our evolutionary descendants, also the reason why we’re good at climbing
What are apes/primates
200
This activity occurs when temperatures drop in the winter, and animals must stay in warm climates.
What is migration?
200
This animal can grow to be over six feet tall and shed their antlers every winter.
What is a moose?
200
This mountain range passes through fifteen U.S. states.
What are the Appalachian Mountains?
200
President George H.B. Bush used to fly planes here
What is Ninigret
300
The type of climbing that is done without a rope
What is bouldering
300
This term describes the complete loss of a species on Earth.
What is extinction?
300
This bird lives in big nests near bodies of water, swooping down to catch fish from the water.
What is an osprey/seahawk?
300
It is important not to damage sand dunes because they are prone to this negative impact.
What is erosion?
300
You’ll find these at Woody Hill, which may date as far back as the early 1700’s
What is a tombstone
400
What it’s called to assist your climbing partner while they climb
What is belaying
400
This is one of the most biodiverse area on the planet, hosting 10% of the Earth's known species.
What is the Amazon Rainforest?
400
This cephalopod has been around for 500 million years.
What is a squid?
400
These rocks were deposited during the Ice Age. They can still be seen today across Rhode Island.
What is a glacial erratic?
400
This game was first created in Montreal, Canada in 1875
What is hockey
500
The rating system that is commonly used in the US for toproping/lead climbing?
What is the "Yosemite Decimal System (YDS)
500
This occurs when an animal needs to become better suited to their environment. It can take thousands of years for this process to occur.
What is an adaptation?
500
This animal moves both eyes to one side of its head when it becomes mature. The side of the head that the eyes are on determines the species.
What is a flounder?
500
This fort can be found at Napatree Point.
What is Fort Mansfield?
500
This member of the House of Representatives was lost in a plane crash in Alaska in 1972, of which they’ve recently discovered through the gradual recession of a glacier.
Who is Hale Boggs