Which of the following is a term that appears in the discussed four activities for follow the leader?

• A. Carried terrain
• B. Jumping rope
• C. Hillsides
• D. Off-piste

Answer: (A)

In follow-the-leader drills, the instructor uses a sequence of activities that focus on how a young skier responds to different surface conditions and terrain cues while maintaining balance and control. The term that appears in that discussed four-activity progression is carried terrain, because it describes a type of surface condition the group practices on during the drill—terrain that requires the skier to adapt and let the skis carry them through turns and transitions rather than forcing a fixed path. This vocabulary fits the idea of progressing through how the body and skis respond to the snow underfoot.

Jumping rope, while a good general coordination activity, isn’t a skiing terrain term and isn’t part of the drill’s terrain-focused progression. Hillsides and off-piste refer to terrain types, but they aren’t the specific label used for the four activities in that follow-the-leader set.