The thing you use to propel yourself forward in a canoe
What is a paddle?
100
The unit used to describe the flow of a river
What is cfs?
100
The name of any two coordinators this semester
What are coordinator names?
200
The part of a paddle, just above the blade. Don't choke on this one.
What is the throat?
200
The minimum amount of days before a trip that you should email participants and meet with an adviser
What is 2 days?
200
The name for the beams going across the canoe
What are the thwarts?
200
The river hazard that allows water, but not solid objects to pass through.
What is a strainer?
200
The room number of the room we are in
What is 380?
300
The stroke used to keep a canoe going straight forward, without switching the side you are paddling on
What is the J-stroke?
300
The name of the online service we use for trip packets, Assumption of Risk forms, photos, etc.
What is Sharepoint?
300
The name of the boat ramp for the sit on top kayak trips?
What is Stone's Bridge?
300
The direction of the streamflow you face when describing things as river right or river left
What is downstream?
300
The year Student Activities was created
What is 2001?
400
The river that the Outdoor Activities canoe trips take place on
What is the Henry's Fork of the Snake River?
400
Four things that need to be in a pretrip email.
What are the names of the trip leaders, what activity they signed up for, departure and return time, what gear to wear, what gear the trip provides, participants goals for the trip?
400
The date of the next canoe trip
What is this Friday?
400
The date of the next school rafting trip
What is June 13th?
400
The stewardship statement of Outdoor Activities
What is Outdoor Activities introduces, provides, and involves students in lifetime outdoor activities?
500
The name of the top edge on a canoe. The ORC's are made of black plastic.
What is a gunwale?
500
The two most important things for any trip
What is be safe, and have fun?
500
The fore-and-aft centerline of the bottom of a canoe
What is the keel?
500
A website that you can use to check the streamflow of rivers and streams throughout the country
What is the US Geological Survey Waterdata website?