Scout History
The Four Official High Adventures Bases
What are Summit, Sea Base, Philmont, and Northern Tier
The easiest knot taught in Scouting
What is a square knot?
A dangerous thing used in cooking
What is fire, knifes, raw meat, etc.
The song played by the Bugler
What is "Taps?"
The Current SPL
Who is Ojas Mane?
The Current Name of this Organization
What is Scouting America?
Used in the Construction of Structures
What are lashings?
The thing to beware of when handling raw foods
What is Cross-Contamination?
The order of people in color guard
What is American in front, then Troop, then caller?
The number of years in a row that we won Mountain Man
What is 3?
The Year Scouts was Founded
What is 1908?
This knot is used in our tarp rope loops
What is a Taut-Line Hitch or Two Half-Hitches
The parts used to connect the tank to the stove
What are the wand, hose, and rod?
The name of the people who carry out flags
What is the Color Guard?
The 1449 Troop-Specific Chant
What is "We are cool, we are fine, we are 1449?"
The Founder of Scouting America
Used to rescue someone whose fallen down a hole
What is a Bowline Knot?
The material that makes steel wool bad for frying pans
What is Non-Stick?
The positioning of the American and Troop Flags
What is American Flag on the right, Troop flag on the Left?
The irreplaceable chef set items that this troop owns
What are Scouting Ralphs?
The Current National Chair of Scouting America
Who is Ricky G. Mason?
The Stronger Equivalent to a Square Knot
What is the Sheet Bend Knot?
Three things not allowed for Breakfast or Dinner
What are cereal, bagels, sandwiches, Instant Meals, etc.
The Thing that Must be Facing Forward when holding/placing the American flag
What is the Eagle at the top?
The Scoutmaster BEFORE Mr. Swanson
Who is Mr. Tompkins?