Scout Oath & Law
The second point of the Scout Law.
What is Loyal?
Emergency number to call in dire need.
What is 911?
The four high adventues.
What are Philmont, Sea Base, Summit, and Northern Tier?
Method used to ensure all scouts are accounted for.
What is the buddy system?
The purpose of a square knot.
The Boy Scout slogan.
What is do a good turn daily?
What is the Heimlich maneuver?
The amount of merit badges to become an Eagle scout.
What is 21?
The 3 types of wood needed to make a fire.
What is tinder, kindling, and fuel?
Method to tying sticks together.
What are lashings?
The 3 duties sworn in the Scout Oath.
What is duty to God and Country, duty to self, anf duty to others?
The first thing to do in an emergency situation.
What is check your surroundings?
The year scouting was founded.
When is 1907?
The action you should do if lost or separated from the group.
What is staying in place?
The knot that starts a diagonal lashing.
What is the timber hitch?
The point of the scout law that reminds scouts to follow directions.
What is the 7th point, obedient.
The acronym R.I.C.E stands for the four steps used to treat a broken ankle,
What is Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevate?
The creator of scouts.
Who is Robert Baden-Powell?
Tool useful for keeping a tent in place.
What are stakes?
The name of the action that occurs in a lashing by making tight loops between the sticks.
What is frapping?
The 3 actions a scout promises to do.
What is keep myself physically strong, mentally awake, and morally straight?
The acronym used to identify strokes.
What is F.A.S.T.?
(Face dropping, Arm weakness, Speech difficulty, Time to call 911.)
The only president who was an Eagle Scout.
Who is Gerald Ford?
Bad place to pitch a tent.
What is in a ditch/on top of jagged rocks/ on soft, mushy ground?
Knot tested at Klondike, but not commonly known.
What is the sheepshank?