Camping
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First Aid
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Citizenship
100

This is the principle of leaving a campsite as clean or cleaner than you found it

What is Leave No Trace?

100

This instrument is used to determine direction.

What is a compass?

100

Before helping an injured person, a Scout should first make sure this is safe.

What is the scene?

100

This knot is commonly used to tie a rope around a post or other object.

What is a two half-hitches?

100

This is the first point of the Scout Law.

What is Trustworthy?

200

This knot is commonly used to join two ropes of different thicknesses.

What is a sheet bend?

200

On a compass, this direction is opposite north.

What is south?

200

This emergency number is used in the United States to contact police, fire, or emergency medical services.

What is 911?

200

This knot is used to join two ropes of similar thickness.

What is a square knot?

200

A Scout uses these three words when making a polite request.

What are “please” and “thank you”?

300

This knot is used to make a fixed loop that will not tighten under load.

What is a bowline?

300

These lines on a topographic map connect points of equal elevation.

What are contour lines?

300

This type of burn involves redness and pain but does not usually form blisters.

What is a first-degree burn?

300

This lashing is used to join two poles at approximately a 90-degree angle.

What is a square lashing?

300

This document contains the fundamental laws and principles of the United States government.

What is the Constitution?

400

This method of starting a fire uses small, easily ignited materials before adding larger pieces of wood.

What is building a fire from tinder to kindling to fuel?

400

The direction between north and north-east

What is north north-east

400

This first-aid technique is used to control serious external bleeding.

What is applying direct pressure?

400

This lashing is used to create a tripod from three poles.

What is a tripod lashing?

400

This is the Scout motto.

What is “Be Prepared”?

500

This type of shelter is designed to protect a camper from wind, rain, and other weather when camping without a tent.

What is a natural shelter?

500

If you travel on a bearing of 90°, you are traveling in this direction.

What is east?

500

When treating a suspected broken bone, a Scout should keep the injured area this way until medical help arrives.

What is still?

500

This knot is commonly used to shorten a rope without cutting it.

What is a sheepshank?

500

These are the three parts of the Scout Oath: duty to God and country, duty to others, and this.

What is duty to self?

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