P.E Flashcards

(18 cards)

1
Q

In layman’s term, is a place where an army or other group of
persons or an individual is lodged in
a tent or tents or other temporary means of shelter.

A

CAMPING

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What are the five types of camping?

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  1. GLAMPING
  2. CAR CAMPING
  3. RV CAMPING
  4. BIKE CAMPING
  5. TENT CAMPING
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3
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  • Is a luxurious form of
    camping.
  • There’s no tent
    to pitch, no sleeping bag to unroll, no fire to build.
A

GLAMPING

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Q

If you are camping for
the first time, _____ may seem like a hassle free alternative.

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CAR CAMPING

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5
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Campers love the comfort of home and only need to find an RV park to match their
camping style

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RV CAMPING

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is simply, camping by bike. It’s self-contained touring over a weekend, where there is one destination

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BIKE CAMPING

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  • Is a sport in which
    orienteers use an accurate, detailed
    map and a compass to find points in the
    landscape.
  • It can be enjoyed as a walk in the woods or as a competitive sport.
A

ORIENTEERING

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Q

What are the 10 health benefits of camping?

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  1. FRESH AIR
  2. SOCIALIZATION
  3. IMPROVED MOODS
  4. LESS STRESS
  5. EXERCISE
  6. SUNSHINE
  7. A GOOD NIGHT’S SLEEP
  8. GOOD FOOD
  9. NEW CHALLENGES
  10. MEDITATION
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Is the first thing most people consider when they think about a camping adventure.

A

TENT CAMPING

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A timed race in which individual participants use a specially created,
highly detailed map to select routes and navigate through diverse and often
unfamiliar terrain and visit control points in sequence.

A

ORIENTEERING

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Five types of orienteering events

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  1. CROSS-COUNTRY ORIENTEERING
  2. SCORE ORIENTEERING
  3. LINE ORIENTEERING
  4. ROUTE ORIENTEERING
  5. RELAY ORIENTEERING
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  • Every competitor must visit the same controls in the same order
  • Usually there
    are between six and
    twenty controls situated in varying degrees of difficulty and over courses of different lengths
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CROSS-COUNTRY ORIENTEERING

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  • It is similar to line
    orienteering, only the
    route is marked by
    streamers in the woods.
  • The competitor will
    mark on their map the
    location of each
    control.
A

ROUTE ORIENTEERING

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14
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  • This form of
    orienteering is staged
    in much the same way as cross-county
    orienteering in terms of master maps, starting intervals, etc.
  • No controls are marked on the map, only the route
A

LINE ORIENTEERING

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  • The area chosen for this type of competition is dotted with a large number of control points
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SCORE ORIENTEERING

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15
Q

This is the most
popular team
competition. The
number of legs in
the relay depends
on the number of
persons on a team

A

RELAY ORIENTEERING

16
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Ten health benefits of orienteering

A
  1. BALANCE BETWEEN PHYSICAL AND MIND
  2. TEACHES SELF-RELIANCE
  3. SHARPENS DECISION-MAKING SKILLS
  4. TEACHES HOW TO THINK AND ACT UNDERPRESSURE
  5. INCRESED FITNESS LEVEL
  6. INCRESED CARDIOVASCULAR CAPACITY
  7. INCREASE TIME COMMUNING WITH NATURE
  8. INCRESED SEALF-ESTEEM
  9. VERY USEFUL AND LIFE SAVING
  10. BECOME PART OF THE COMMUNITY