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Geocaching Adventure Worksheet

Explore the exciting world of geocaching with this Grade 11 Physical Education worksheet, covering equipment, safety, and navigation techniques.

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Geocaching Adventure Worksheet

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Read each question carefully and provide thoughtful answers. This worksheet will assess your understanding of geocaching principles, equipment, and safety.

1. Which of the following is the primary piece of equipment used to locate geocaches?

a

Binoculars

b

GPS Device/Smartphone

c

Metal Detector

d

Two-way Radio

2. What does 'TFTC' commonly stand for in geocaching logs?

a

Too Far To Cache

b

Thanks For The Cache

c

Time For The Climb

d

The Final Treasure Clue

3. Geocaching is an outdoor recreational activity where participants use a   receiver or a mobile device to hide and seek containers, called  .

4. When you find a geocache, you typically sign the   and may trade a small   for another item.

5. Explain the importance of practicing 'Cache In Trash Out' (CITO) principles in geocaching. Provide at least two reasons.

6. It is acceptable to bury a geocache in a protected natural area.

T

True

F

False

7. A traditional geocache always contains a logbook and usually small trade items.

T

True

F

False

Match each geocaching term with its correct description.

8. Muggle

 

a. A small, usually magnetic, geocache

9. Travel Bug

 

b. A non-geocacher, unaware of the activity

10. Nano Cache

 

c. A trackable item with a specific mission

11. Describe how a compass, like the one shown below, can be used in conjunction with a GPS device or smartphone during geocaching for more accurate navigation, especially when GPS signal is weak.

Compass