Where the needle on a compass points.
What is north?
Green areas on a map.
What is a woodland?
The color of contour lines.
What is brown?
This form of orienteering is for beginners.
What is String-Orienteering?
term for group of scouts in the same age range
What is a patrol?
The number of degrees on a compass.
What is three hundred sixty degrees?
A red line on a map that is bordered by black.
What is a [major] Highway?
Contour lines that are close together
What is a steep slope?
This form of orineteering is for more experienced people.
What is score-orienteering?
Meal theme with LEAST KP
What are tin foil packets?
What the needle is in.
What is the housing? [or bezel]
The white parts of a map.
What is a clear area?
When lines make circles around a common point.
What is a hill.
IOF stands for..
What is International Orienteering Federation?
The third rank on the way to eagle
What is Second Class?
The type of compass in this picture.
What is a Lensatic Compass
Black parts of maps.
What color are man-made objects?
The scale that is most commonly used on Topographic maps. [Hint: it is 1:12,000,1:24,000,1:48,000]
What is 1:24,000
True or False: Orienteering is an olympic sport?
False
The Boy Scouts were invented in this country.
What is Britain?
The difference, which is measured in degrees, between Magnetic North and True North.
What is Declination?
A line with many small lines crossing it.
What is a railroad track?
The contour interval of this map.
What is forty feet?
Most common form of orienteering.
What is point-point orienteering?
The order in which KP is completed
What is wash, rinse, dip?