1. Choose your trekking shoes that are a half-size _____________ than you regular shoes. (a) Bigger ( ✔ ) (c) Smaller
(b) Bigger or smaller (d) None of these
2. While cycling, select a bike that permits you to put both feet on the ground while standing over the ______________.
(a) Seat (c) Front Wheel
(b) Top Tube ( ✔ ) (d) Rear Wheel
3. In Rock Climbing, Climbing between opposing rock faces, with the back and hands against one face, and the feet against the other face is known as _____________.
(a) Compusing (c) Chimneying ( ✔ )
(b) Bridging (d) Crimping
4. _____________ are designed to absorb the energy of a falling climber.
(a) Dynamic Ropes ( ✔ ) (c) Jumping Ropes
(b) Climbing Ropes (d) Static Ropes
5. __________ is a long, adventurous journey undertaken on foot, in areas where common means of transport are generally not available.
(a) Strolling (c) Trekking ( ✔ )
(b) Plogging (d) Jogging
6. In Rock Climbing, grabbing on to a hold with the fingertips alone is known as ___________. (a) Crimping ( ✔ ) (c) Campusing
(b) Bridging (d) Chimneying
7. In ____________, cyclists carry everything they need, including food, cooking equipment, and a tent for camping.
(a) Lightweight touring (c) Untralight touring
(b) Day touring (d) Fully loaded touring ( ✔ )
8. Ascenders are mechanical devices for ascending on a rope. They are also called ___________. (a) Mittons (c) Carabiners
(b) Jumars ( ✔ ) (d) Quickdraws
9. While the helicopter is deploying the troops it is a sitting duck, a situation which led to the famous “Black Hawk Down” encounter in Somalia in which helicopters deploying _________ troops were shot down.
(a) Indian Para Commandos (c) Russia Marines
(b) Israeli Special Force (d) US Special Forces ( ✔ )
10. Mixed Terrain Cycle touring is also called ____________.
(a) Rough Riding ( ✔ ) (c) Fully loaded touring
(b) Expedition touring (d) Cross-country touring
11. In Rock Climbing ‘Webbing’ can be used as _______________.
(a) A makeshift harness (c) A carrying equipment
(b) An anchor around a tree or rock (d) All of these ( ✔ )
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12. In Rock Climbing, climbing a corner with the legs apart, one against each face, with the feet relying on friction or very small hold’s is known as ____________.
(a) Campusing (c) Bridging ( ✔ )
(b) Crimping (d) Chimneying
13. Low elongation ropes are also called __________, which stretch much less, and are usually used in anchoring systems.
(a) Belaying Ropes (c) Climbing Ropes
(b) Skipping Ropes (d) Static Ropes ( ✔ )
14. _____________ are metal loops with spring-loaded gates (openings), used during rock climbing, as connectors and they are primarily made from steel.
(a) Carabiners ( ✔ ) (c) Mittons
(b) Descenders (d) Quickdraws
15. While slithering the recommended gap between successive person is approximately _______meters.
(a) Two (c) Six
(b) Five (d) Three ( ✔ )
16. In Slithering, the rope is attached to the person with a descender.
(a) TRUE (b) FALSE ( ✔ )
17. __________ is useful for deploying troops from a helicopter in places where the helicopter itself cannot touch down.
(a) Parasailing (c) Trekking
(b) Slithering ( ✔ ) (d) Bungee jumping
18. Parasailing at an altitude of more than __________ feet is discouraged. (a) 600 ( ✔ ) (c) 300
(b) 150 (d) 1000
19. Parasailing can be performed on water, but this requires very good sailing/yachting skills for the same.
(a) TRUE (b) FALSE ( ✔ )
20. Parasailing is not recommended for individuals under the age of __________. (a) 12 (c) 18
(b) 16 ( ✔ ) (d) 21
21. You should avoid parasailing in high wind conditions, what is the recommended wing speed beyond which one must avoid Parasailing?
(a) 15 knots ( ✔ ) (c) 5 knots
(b) 25 knots (d) 32 knots
22. In Parasailing, the ____________ attaches the person to the parasail, which is connected to the vehicle through the tow rope.
(a) Carabiner (c) Motor
(b) Winch (d) Harness ( ✔ )
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23. In India, mainly three type of Parasailing are the most popular ones. Which one out of the following is not part of those three?
(a) Winch boat Parasailing (c) Aeroplane Parasailing ( ✔ ) (b) Platform Parasailing (d) Beach Parasailing
24. Parasailing is same as Paragliding.
(a) TRUE (b) FALSE ( ✔ )
25. One can buy/wear ____________ and other clothing that are appropriate for parasailing. (a) Dive Suits (c) Drive Suits
(b) Jump Suits ( ✔ ) (d) Swim Suits
26. Parasailing can be done with the help of a ________________.
(a) Jeep / Car (c) Truck
(b) Boat (d) All of these ( ✔ )
27. _____________ is same as Parasailing.
(a) Microlighting (c) Parakiting ( ✔ )
(b) Gliding (d) Windsurfing
28. Which of the below are some of the land-based Adventures activities done in NCC? (a) Scuba Diving (c) Roller Skating
(b) Street Biking (d) Trekking ( ✔ )
29. Which one of the following is NOT the aim of trekking expeditio?
(a) To develop leadership Qualities to the cadets.
(b) To develop courage.
(c) To reach the summit of a mountain ( ✔ )
(d) To develop self-Confidence.
30. Slithering is also known as ____________.
(a) Fast Roping ( ✔ ) (c) Speed Descending
(b) Gliding (d) Rope Sliding
31. _________________ is the main instrument for gauging the ascent and the descent of the pilot during Para Sailing.
(a) Altimeter (c) Variometer ( ✔ )
(b) Height Gauze (d) Speedometer
32. The aim of adventure training in NCC is to ______________.
(a) Develop leadership qualities.
(b) Select cadets for National Championships.
(c) Make the cadet confident and disciplined.
(d) Develop team spirit and co-operation. ( ✔ )
33. Which of the following activities is NOT an Adventure activity in NCC?
(a) Para Sailing (c) Trekking
(b) Motocross ( ✔ ) (d) Rock Climbing.
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