The Basics Jeopardy Template

Effectors	Equipment and survival	Terrain	preparation
100 Dry, Wet, and Slab What are the three types of avalanches?	100 Drifts and cornices What does wind create when it hits a snowy slope?	100 Transceiver, Shovel, Probe What are the essential pieces of gear you need?	100 concave, convex, S shape, and uniform what are types of slope shapes	100 What is convex slopes and dense timber what routes do you choose in order to maximize safety
200 The event of disturbance that starts the avalanche What is a trigger?	200 Pillow like chalky snow What type of snow is created with high winds on the slope?	200 it is used to show the risk of a avalanche on a slope What is an avaluator used for?	200 there is no escape route what are some of the dangers of gullies and bowls	200 What is avalanche prone terrain what question do you ask yourself to avoid in an avalanche
300 20-200mph What is the speed range that avalanches travel at?	300 It makes it weaker and more likely to start an avy What effects does the sun have in a slope?	300 40% What is the percent of living after being buried after 10 minutes?	300 find an island of safety what can you do to improve your safety in an avalanche?	300 What is weaker slopes what are some effects of the snowpacks and pervious weather?
400 What is start zone, avy track, runout zone What are the parts of a avalanche?	400 A sunlit one What is more stable a sun lit slope or a shady slope?	400 ya dig with it how do you use a shovel?	400 deeper burial and lower percentage of being saved what dangers do terrain traps provide	400 What is death and injury what are the some consequences of being caught in an avalanche
500 25-45 degrees What are the slope angles that are prime for avalanches?	500 yes Are you at a higher risk of getting caught in an avalanche at a higher elevation?	500 240-320cm What is the size range the probes come in?	500 provides cover in case of an avalanche What are the benefits of trees in an avalanche?	500 What isa safe slope what is the importance of field observations

The basics

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