A) Sturdy hiking boots B) An expensive camera C) A fancy hat D) A portable espresso machine
A) June to August B) All year round C) October to April D) December to February
A) A traditional Chilean dance B) A type of Chilean bird C) A mountain hut or shelter D) A specific type of Chilean currency
A) Lack of wind B) Sudden and dramatic changes C) Predictable rain patterns D) Consistent sunshine
A) The Z Trek B) The B Trek C) The W Trek D) The A Trek
A) A high altitude illness B) A local trekking guide C) A block or column of glacial ice D) A type of Chilean stew
A) Argentine Peso B) US Dollar C) Chilean Peso D) Euro
A) Portuguese B) English C) Spanish D) Italian
A) High B) Average C) None D) Low
A) Hunting permits B) Fishing permits C) Vehicle permits D) Entry and camping permits
A) Only a hat B) Sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses C) Heavy winter coat D) Nothing, embrace the sun
A) Just a swimsuit B) Only t-shirts C) Only heavy sweaters D) Layers
A) Leave it for animals B) Burn it C) Bury it D) Pack it out with you
A) Polar bears B) Kangaroos C) Guanacos D) Lions
A) Boiling, filters, or purification tablets B) Leaving it in the sun C) Adding salt D) Adding sugar
A) Allergies due to pollen B) Illness caused by low oxygen levels at high altitudes C) Motion sickness D) A fear of heights
A) Navigation (map and compass) B) Singing C) Driving a racecar D) Advanced cooking
A) A traditional Chilean dance B) A type of Chilean bird C) A Chilean mountain range D) A popular Chilean and Peruvian cocktail
A) Wearing plastic bags on your feet B) Ignoring any discomfort C) Walking barefoot D) Well-fitting socks and shoes
A) Play dead B) Run away immediately C) Offer it food D) Make yourself look large and make noise.
A) A traditional South American caffeinated drink B) A Chilean musical instrument C) A style of Chilean architecture D) A type of Chilean fish
A) Ice cream B) Trail mix C) Pizza D) Sushi
A) To stay warm in a sauna B) To look fashionable C) To protect against strong Patagonian winds D) To attract wildlife
A) Littering freely B) Feeding wild animals C) Protecting the environment D) Starting campfires anywhere
A) Ignoring any potential challenges B) Physical training and research. C) Assuming everything will be easy D) Only buying expensive gear
A) A type of glacier B) Glamorous Camping C) A trekking style D) A special type of grass
A) A type of Chilean bread B) The Chilean National Forest Corporation C) A mountain range D) A high altitude lake
A) There is no difference B) Trekking is generally longer and more challenging than hiking C) Hiking is more difficult than trekking D) Trekking only happens in Chile
A) A local trekking guide B) A map making company C) A type of hiking boot D) A Patagonian berry and a town near El Calafate.
A) Use a map, compass, and GPS B) Ignoring the weather C) Following animal trails D) Relying on your instincts |