Skiing Team Decision-Making

The video follows a team discovering a rock pile with old skis and snowshoes, which they decide to use for skiing down a mountain. They prepare the equipment and embark on a backcountry skiing adventure. The military maintains its lead despite taking a longer route, while the team makes significant progress over challenging terrain. With under 12 hours until extraction, the team is in a prime position to secure another victory, pushing hard to maintain their momentum and achieve a winning streak.

What did the team initially think the rock pile was marking?

• A trail to a mine

• A campsite

• A wildlife habitat

• A water source

What was the condition of the skis when the team found them?

• Old and weathered

• Brand new

• Broken

• Slightly used

What did the team decide to do with the skis they found?

• Use them to ski down the mountain

• Sell them

• Use them as firewood

• Leave them behind

How did the team feel about the possibility of skiing down the mountain?

• Indifferent

• Excited

• Disappointed

• Nervous

What type of skiing experience did the team have in Alaska?

• Indoor skiing

• Cross-country skiing

• Backcountry skiing

• Resort skiing

What challenge did the team face while maintaining their lead?

• A snowstorm

• A lost team member

• A longer route

• A broken ski

What was the team's main motivation as they approached the steep downhill?

• To conserve energy

• To find shelter

• To create a winning streak

• To avoid injury

What did the team need to do to maintain their lead?

• Slow down

• Take a break

• Keep pushing harder

• Change their route

What was the team's reaction to being ahead?

• They were pleased

• They were confused

• They were indifferent

• They were worried

What was the team's plan for the steep downhill section?

• To wait for better weather

• To ski down

• To walk down

• To find an alternative route