Mountain security quiz - Adults

Attention: several responses may be possible for some questions!

  1. How many levels does the European scale for avalanche risk have?
  1. 4
  2. 5
  3. 6
  1. On an off piste slope with three friends:
  1. You all ski at the front
  2. You ski one after the other, but not simultaneously
  3. Youski one behind the other
  1. A “plate (patch) with wind” (plaque à vent) is:
  1. An area where there is wind
  2. An accumulation of snow due to the wind
  3. The summit of a piste in full wind
  4. Always present after a strong wind
  1. Wearing a Helmet for everyone, especially for children, is:
  1. Compulsory
  2. Strongly recommended
  3. Recommended to avoid injuring others
  1. On a piste, I stop:
  1. In the middle, in order to be seen
  2. At the edge
  3. When the piste widens
  4. Underneath a ridge
  1. When I encounter an injured skier:
  1. I reassure the injured
  2. I move the victim
  3. I plant the skis crossed just above
  4. I take his equipment
  1. To call for help:
  1. I shout
  2. I wave my arms
  3. I descend at full speed to the station, forgetting the rules of good conduct
  4. I telephone the number indicated on the piste map
  5. I call 112
  1. In snow on a busy trail:
  1. I reduce my speed
  2. I accelerate and stay near the edge
  3. I give priority to the lower skier
  4. I have priority over «normal skiers»
  1. What is signified by the yellow and black chequered flag?
  1. Avalanche risk at levels 3 and 4
  2. Risk of goats on the slope
  3. A completion is taking place
  1. My cigarette buts and sweet wrappers:
  1. I leave them on the slope for the marmots
  2. I keep them and put them in a bin
  3. I stop smoking tomorrow
  4. I eat them as not to leave any rubbish

Mountain security quiz - Adults

Attention: several responses may be possible for some questions!

  1. How many levels does the European scale for avalanche risk have?
  1. 4
  2. 5
  3. 6
  1. On an off piste slope with three friends:
  1. You all ski at the front
  2. You ski one after the other, but not simultaneously
  3. You ski one behind the other
  1. A “plate (patch) with wind” (plaque à vent) is:
  1. An area where there is wind
  2. An accumulation of snow due to the wind
  3. The summit of a piste in full wind
  4. Always present after a strong wind
  1. Wearing a Helmet for everyone, especially for children, is:
  1. Compulsory
  2. Strongly recommended
  3. Recommended to avoid injuring others
  1. On a piste, I stop:
  1. In the middle, in order to be seen
  2. At the edge
  3. When the piste widens
  4. Underneath a ridge
  1. When I encounter an injured skier:
  1. I reassure the injured
  2. I move the victim
  3. I plant the skis crossed just above
  4. I take his equipment
  1. To call for help:
  1. I shout
  2. I wave my arms
  3. I descend at full speed to the station, forgetting the rules of good conduct
  4. I telephone the number indicated on the piste map
  5. I call 112
  1. In snow on a busy trail:
  1. I reduce my speed
  2. I accelerate and stay near the edge
  3. I give priority to the lower skier
  4. I have priority over «normal skiers»
  1. What is signified by the yellow and black chequered flag?
  1. Avalanche risk at levels 3 and 4
  2. Risk of goats on the slope
  3. A completion is taking place
  1. My cigarette buts and sweet wrappers:
  1. I leave them on the slope for the marmots
  2. I keep them and put them in a bin
  3. I stop smoking tomorrow
  4. I eat them as not to leave any rubbish

Mountain security quiz

– Adults -

The correct answers

Mountain security quiz

– Adults -

The correct answers