Easy Paragliding Quiz

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Welcome, future sky legends! These questions are so easy, even your grandma could answer them while knitting. Get ready to prove you know more than just how to put on a harness without falling over!

 

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#1. What is the name of the process where the paraglider is filled with air?

#2. What does the term “PG” stand for in paragliding?

#3. Which of the following is a common cause of turbulence in paragliding?

#4. What is the term for a sudden upward movement of air during paragliding?

#5. Which of the following is a common landing hazard for paragliders?

#6. Which body part is primarily used for weight shifting in paragliding?

#7. What is the term for the maneuver where a paraglider descends rapidly in a controlled manner?

#8. What is the landing procedure called in paragliding?

#9. What is the name of the device used to communicate with other pilots in the air?

#10. What is the name of the maneuver where a paraglider pitches its nose down sharply?

#11. What should a pilot do if they encounter rotor turbulence near a cliff or mountain?

#12. What is the term for the phenomenon where air flows upward along the face of a slope?

#13. Which of the following is NOT a type of paragliding launch?

#14. What is the purpose of a reserve parachute in paragliding?

#15. What should a pilot do if they encounter a bird while paragliding?

#16. What is the name of the condition when a paraglider collapses?

#17. What is the primary purpose of a paragliding harness?

Select all that apply:

#18. What is the term for the imaginary line connecting the leading edge of a paraglider to the trailing edge?

#19. What is the primary factor affecting the performance of a paraglider?

#20. Which of the following is NOT a type of paragliding flight?

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