Orienteering: the map and the route
Map colours, the control, the scale, setting the map, handrails and route choice.
- 21 cards
- 6 topics
- Free
The outline, topic by topic
Each topic is weighted the way the exam weighs it.
- Concepts
- Sort and link
- The numbers
- The steps
- Scenarios
- Understand
A few cards from the deck
Control flag: what is it?
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An orange and white flag marking a control, where one punches.
On the map, a control is a purple circle.
Going from one control to the next: which step comes after "Set the map"?
- Choose the route
- Follow the handrail
- Find the attack point
- Approach the control precisely
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Choose the route
Punch only after checking the control code.
Setting the map: what is it?
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Turning the map so its north matches the ground's north.
The map then reads in the direction of travel.
A pupil is lost in the forest. What have they been taught to do first?
- Head straight on for the control
- Stop, set the map and relocate
- Follow the runners they meet
- Speed up to find a control
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Stop, set the map and relocate
Relocate on a known feature.