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Grade 9 Hiking Safety and Preparation Worksheet

This worksheet covers essential knowledge for safe and prepared hiking, including gear, environmental awareness, and emergency procedures for Grade 9 Physical Education students.

Grade 9 Physical Education Outdoor and Adventure ActivitiesHiking
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PE.9.C.1.3PE.9.C.2.1HikingOutdoor ActivitiesSafetyPhysical EducationGrade 9
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Grade 9 Hiking Safety and Preparation

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Read each question carefully and provide your best answer. This worksheet assesses your knowledge of hiking safety, preparation, and environmental awareness.

1. Which of the following is the most important item to pack for navigation on an unfamiliar trail?

a

A fully charged cell phone

b

A detailed map and compass

c

A pair of binoculars

d

A portable radio

2. What is the primary purpose of layering clothing when hiking?

a

To look fashionable on the trail

b

To easily adjust to changing weather conditions

c

To carry more supplies

d

To protect against animal attacks

1. It is safe to drink untreated water from streams or rivers during a hike.

T

True

F

False

2. You should always inform someone of your hiking plans and expected return time.

T

True

F

False

1. The principle of "Leave No Trace" means packing out all your trash and leaving natural areas as you found them, minimizing your   on the environment.

2. When encountering wildlife on a trail, it is important to maintain a safe   and avoid feeding them.

1. List three essential items you should always carry in a first-aid kit when hiking.

2. Describe one potential environmental hazard you might encounter while hiking and how to mitigate its risks.

Use the words below to complete the sentences.

Dehydration
Hypothermia
Blisters
Sunburn

1. Wearing appropriate footwear and breaking in new boots can help prevent  .

2. To avoid  , drink plenty of water before and during your hike.

3. If the weather unexpectedly turns cold and wet, a hiker is at risk of developing  .

4. Applying sunscreen and wearing a hat are effective ways to prevent  .

Check off the items that are essential for a day hike.

Water bottle
Snacks
Map and compass
First-aid kit
Headlamp/flashlight
Whistle
Rain jacket
Sunscreen and hat