How Much Of A Muggle Are You?
Take this quiz to see how much you know about geocaching!
- 1.Which company owns geocaching?
- A.
EarthTalk
- B.
PlanetFun
- C.
Groundspeak
- D.
GoSeek
- 2.What does FTF stand for?
- 3.What's a Virtual cache?
- A.
A cache that you find on the computer
- B.
A cache that is visible on google earth
- C.
A cache that doesn't have a physical object, instead you visit a location.
- D.
A cache that can be moved around
- 4.A muggle is someone who doesn't like geocaching.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 5.Approximately how many geocaches are there around the world?
- A.
500,000
- B.
1 million
- C.
1.5 million
- D.
2 million
- E.
5 million
- F.
7.3 million
- 6.How many caches do you have to find, before you can give another favourite point?
- A.
2
- B.
5
- C.
10
- D.
20
- E.
You can give as many as you like!
- 7.What distance does each cache have to be from another cache?
- A.
10 meters
- B.
53 meters
- C.
161 meters
- D.
200 meters
- E.
127 meters
- F.
432 meters
- 8.What are you supposed to do when you open a cache? (multiple answers)
- A.
Take some swag (and replace it with an item of equal or greater value)
- B.
Sign the log book
- C.
Put some food to keep the next hungry cacher going.
- D.
Take some swag and walk away
- E.
Take the cache home with you
- F.
Replace the container in it's original place after you're done with it
- G.
Put the container back several meters from where you found it, to keep adding a challenge.
- 9.Which geocache is NOT allowed?
- A.
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- B.
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- C.
Both are allowed!
- D.
Neither are allowed!
- 10.How many people have to be at a geocaching event, before it is classed as 'MEGA'?
- A.
50
- B.
100
- C.
250
- D.
500
- E.
1000
- F.
10,000
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