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High Elements
Low Elements
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100
What are the cables called that stabilize the high elements from the ground

Guy wires 

100

What is the name of the wooden low element can have multiple stages to the challenge and progress as it is run

Whale Watch

100

Who is the Director of Recreation

Arielle Mindigo O'Neale

100

What are the four motions in Whooshball

Whoosh, Zap, Woah, Boing

100

What are the 3Es

Element, Enviroment, Equipment

200

How many high elements does BOLD have

(Bonus if you can name them all)

9 

(Tower, SBC, Quantum, Dynamic, Flying Squirrel, Static, Zipline, Giant Swing, VPP) 

200

Which lows require you to zipper spot a participant

Wild Woozy and OUT Box

200
There are BOLD twins, name them
Nate and Shannon
200

True or false: A participant gets bit with ants during a program but says they are fine and don't need any care from the first aid kit, so you don't need to fill out paperwork since care wasn't needed or provided. 

False

300

What is the name of the element that requires you to base spot, spot, and potentially pull your teammate's arm to clear the element

Team Wall

300

Who beats who in Giants, Wizards, and Elves

Giants beat Wizards, Wizards beat Elves, Elves beat Giants

300

What is the furthest distance of a ligthning strike that makes it so that you cannot climb, based on our LOPs

10 miles 

400

Where is a low element duplicated, but as a portion of a high element

Wild Woozy

400

What do you check when inspecting a low element

Bolts, guy wires  (bonus for tension and/or platform quality mentions) 

400
At what speed must the wind be blowing at for us not to climb, based on our LOPs (minimum speed) 

25 mph

500

Scenario: A participant passes out on Static (they are hooked into claws). When approached by a facilitator, they do not respond to any voice or a light tap on their shoulders. They are not bleeding and seem to not be injured but won't wake up. What do you do

Skip over soft rescue protocols you would try in rescue scenarios where the participant is conscious and get them on the rescue rope as quickly as possible. Once the rescue belayer is set and ready and the pax is hooked securely into the rescue rope, cut their claws and hook yourself into the rescue rope as well. Support the pax's head as they are lowered to the ground. Call 911 and perform any other emergency first aid or CPR as needed once on the ground. Fill out paperwork at the end of the incident