Outdoor Adventure and Environmental Quiz

Which of the following best describes absolute risk?

• A risk perceived by an individual.

• The actual danger present with safety measures in place.

• The highest level of risk with no safety controls.

• The probability of minor injuries in safe environments.

What is an example of a perceived risk?

• Falling while mountain biking.

• Fear of abseiling despite safety harnesses.

• Getting sunburnt on a hike.

• Having no food during a camping trip.

Which of the following is a human factor influencing comfort during outdoor adventures?

• Trail conditions

• Stormy weather

• Fitness level

• Type of backpack

What is the correct first step in putting on a hiking pack?

• Tighten the shoulder straps

• Clip the sternum strap

• Loosen all straps

• Fill the pack with gear

What is a key difference between a food chain and a food web?

• Food chains involve only plants.

• Food webs include many interconnected food chains.

• Food chains are more accurate than food webs.

• Food webs do not involve producers.

Which of the following is NOT an abiotic factor?

• Sunlight

• Temperature

• Water

• Birds

What does abiotic refer to in an environment?

• Living organisms like plants and animals.

• The flow of energy between organisms.

• Non-living features like sunlight and soil.

• The remains of decomposed organisms.

What is an adventure?

• A calm and predictable nature walk.

• A controlled classroom activity.

• A bold and sometimes risky experience.

• A dangerous event with guaranteed injury.

How is danger best defined?

• A peaceful experience in nature.

• The chance of discovering something new.

• The possibility of suffering harm or injury.

• An exciting but controlled environment.

What is a peak experience?

• A physically challenging outdoor activity.

• A moment of extreme danger.

• A transcendent moment of pure joy and elation.

• A risky and bold adventure.