Climbing Instructor Review: LPAC & LVAC

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The bartender at your local watering hole thinks you're cool cause you're a climber and is willing to pick up your tab for the night, but only if you can give them the correct pricing for both member and non-member climbing classes at LPAC and LVAC.
- $75 for a member, $100 for a non-member.
- $85 for a member, $110 for a non-member.
- $90 for a member, $115 for a non-member.
- $100 for a member, $125 for a non-member.
- $110 for a member, $135 for a non-member.

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Review of climbing wall policies for LPAC and LVAC for climbing staff.

Climbing Instructor Review: Lpac & Lvac - Quiz

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True or False, the certification fee is waived if someone takes a private lesson?

Explanation
Someone needs to take multiple private lessons for the fee to be waived.

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3.

True or False? The Safety Refresher time on Saturdays is a time that we set aside for people that miss classes as well as for people that have been certified in the past but need a brush up on their skills.

Explanation
The Safety Refresher time on Saturdays is indeed a time that is dedicated to two groups of people. Firstly, it is for those who have missed classes and need to catch up on the safety training. Secondly, it is also for individuals who have previously been certified but require a review of their skills. This time allows both groups to refresh their knowledge and skills to ensure they are up to date with safety protocols.

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For some reason the adult class students at LVAC didn't appreciate your shirtless displays of strength on the rock-rings so it's time for Plan B. What days are adult classes offered at LPAC?
- Sunday, Monday, Wednesday
- Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday
- Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
- Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
Correct Answer

A. Sunday, Monday, Wednesday

Explanation

The adult classes at LPAC are offered on Sunday, Monday, and Wednesday.

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A climber walks into the enclosure weighed down with what appears to be three never before used racks and a pair of EB's and wants to know when the next lead night is.
- Tuesday at LPAC and Thursday at LVAC
- Tuesday at LPAC and LVAC
- Thursday at LPAC and Tuesday at LVAC
- Thursday at LPAC and LVAC
Correct Answer

A. Tuesday at LPAC and Thursday at LVAC

Explanation

The correct answer is Tuesday at LPAC and Thursday at LVAC. This answer suggests that there are two different locations, LPAC and LVAC, where lead nights are held. The climber is asking for the next lead night, implying that there are regular lead nights at both locations. Therefore, the climber can attend a lead night on Tuesday at LPAC and another lead night on Thursday at LVAC.

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Your friend's horse came in so he has decided to forego the regular climbing classes at LPAC and LVAC and jump right into privates. What are the rates for both members and non-members?
- $60 for 1 on 1, $90 for 2 on1, $120 for 3 on 1
- $65 for 1 on 1, $95 for 2 on1, $125 for 3 on 1
- $70 for 1 on 1, $105 for 2 on1, $135 for 3 on 1
- $75 for 1 on 1, $110 for 2 on1, $145 for 3 on 1
- $90 for 1 on 1, $125 for 2 on1, $160 for 3 on 1
Correct Answer

A. $75 for 1 on 1, $110 for 2 on1, $145 for 3 on 1

Explanation

The rates for both members and non-members for private climbing classes are $75 for 1 on 1, $110 for 2 on 1, and $145 for 3 on 1.

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You're stalking the LVAC adult climbing classes for a date to take to your cousin's wedding because you heard that climbing students put out. Which nights would you be there?
- Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
- Sunday, Monday, Wednesday
- Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
- Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Correct Answer

A. Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday

Explanation

Adult class from 4-5:30pm on Sunday
Adult accelerated class 6:30-9:30pm on Tuesday
Adult class 6:30-8:00pm on Wednesday

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What day and time is our kids class at LPAC so you know when not to be there?
- Wednesday at 3:30pm
- Saturday at 2:30pm
- Saturday at 4:15pm
- Wednesday at 4:00pm
Correct Answer

A. Saturday at 4:15pm

Explanation

The correct answer is Saturday at 4:15pm. This is the time when the kids class at LPAC is held.

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9.

You're adult class stalking did not go well. When can certified youth (ages 11-15) climb?
- During supervised climb before 6pm.
- As long as they're certified they can climb whenever the wall is open.
- Before 6pm but it doesn't have to be supervised climb.
- Only during complimentary climb.
- Family climb.
Correct Answer

A. During supervised climb before 6pm.

Explanation

Certified youth (ages 11-15) can climb before 6pm, but only during supervised climbs. This means that they must have a supervisor present while they are climbing. The other options, such as climbing whenever the wall is open or climbing before 6pm without supervision, are not valid for certified youth. Additionally, the options of complimentary climb and family climb are not mentioned as options for certified youth, so they are also incorrect.

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Your spouse's cousin Mable is in visiting from Arizona with her 3 kids and they just destroyed the picture of an I-Phone that you keep taped next to your mirror. You need to get them out of your apt but can't remember the family climb rules! Who can climb during Family Climb and how much is it?
- Children of certified members, free as long as the certified climber is belaying them.
- Anyone off the street as long as they pay the $25 guest fee for each kid.
- Children of non-certified members can climb, but they will be charged a $10 fee
- All of the above
- I hate kids and they should never be allowed in the club
Correct Answer

A. All of the above

Explanation

The correct answer is "All of the above" because the statement includes all the options mentioned in the question. According to the explanation, children of certified members can climb for free as long as they are belayed by the certified climber. Anyone off the street can also climb as long as they pay a $25 guest fee for each kid. Additionally, children of non-certified members can climb but they will be charged a $10 fee. This means that all options mentioned in the question are correct.

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Climbing Instructor Review: Lpac & Lvac

The bartender at your local watering hole thinks you're cool cause you're a climber and is willing to pick up your tab for the night, but only if you can give them the correct pricing for both member and non-member climbing classes at LPAC and LVAC.

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True or False, the certification fee is waived if someone takes a private lesson?

True or False? The Safety Refresher time on Saturdays is a time that we set aside for people that miss classes as well as for people that have been certified in the past but need a brush up on their skills.

For some reason the adult class students at LVAC didn't appreciate your shirtless displays of strength on the rock-rings so it's time for Plan B. What days are adult classes offered at LPAC?

A climber walks into the enclosure weighed down with what appears to be three never before used racks and a pair of EB's and wants to know when the next lead night is.

Your friend's horse came in so he has decided to forego the regular climbing classes at LPAC and LVAC and jump right into privates. What are the rates for both members and non-members?

You're stalking the LVAC adult climbing classes for a date to take to your cousin's wedding because you heard that climbing students put out. Which nights would you be there?

What day and time is our kids class at LPAC so you know when not to be there?

You're adult class stalking did not go well. When can certified youth (ages 11-15) climb?

Your spouse's cousin Mable is in visiting from Arizona with her 3 kids and they just destroyed the picture of an I-Phone that you keep taped next to your mirror. You need to get them out of your apt but can't remember the family climb rules! Who can climb during Family Climb and how much is it?