Scout Basics
This the number of points of the Scout Law
What is 12
This is the first point of the Scout Law
What is Trustworthy
You are showing this when you are living by the Scout Oath, Scout Law, Scout motto, and Scout slogan.
What is Scout Spirit
This is something to which all Scouts should adhere. Its principles will help you preserve America's great outdoor heritage.
What is the OUTDOOR CODE
This is the top youth leader in the Troop
What is the Senior Patrol Leader ( SPL )
This is the number of pillars of the Scout Oath
What is 3 -
Duty to God & country
Duty to others
Duty to self
Following this point means that you always listen to the rules and listen to authority
What is OBEDIENT
This animal (with this on its front) is displayed on the First Class Badge, which is an emblem of the United States of America, and represents freedom and the Scout's readiness to defend that freedom
What is an Eagle with a Shield
There are this many pillars (themes) in the Outdoor Code
What are 4
This is what ASPL stands for
Assistant Senior Patrol Leader
This is the Scout Motto
What is BE PREPARED
You are following this point of the Scout Law when you are treating others as you want to be treated, or when you show there is strength in being gentle, and not harming or killing any living thing without good cause
What is KIND
On the First Class Badge, this phrase is on the scroll, which is near bottom of the emblem. The scroll also represents a scout smiling as he does his Good Turn Daily
What is BE PREPARED, which is the Scout motto
This part of the Outdoor Code is about keeping trash out of lakes, streams, fields, woods, and roadways.
What is "Be clean in my outdoor manners"
A scout learns, a scout is tested, a scout is reviewed, then a scout is recognized. These are the 4 steps of this
What is the 4 steps of Advancement
This is the Scout Slogan
What is DO A GOOD TURN DAILY
You are this when do something even though you are afraid
What is BRAVE
There are 2 of these on the First Class Badge representing Truth and Knowledge, and also references the outdoor adventures of Scouting
What are stars
True or False...The Outdoor Code does not allow Scouts to have a campfire
What is FALSE--it does allow campfires, but only when and where appropriate. We must always be safe with our fires, making sure they aren't too big and always make sure they are put out-COLD!
New-Scout, Regular, and Older-Scout are types of this
What are types of patrols
The Scout Sign uses this many fingers--and this is what they represent
What is 3 - They represent the 3 pillars of the Scout Oath- Duty to God and country, Duty to others, Duty to self
You are being this when you are conserving time, money, or other resources
What is THRIFTY
This part is at the very bottom of the First Class Badge. It serves as a reminder of the Scout slogan--Do a Good Turn Daily
What is the knot (below the scroll)
This part of the Outdoor Code calls upon us to treat the land and other land users with respect. We should keep our voices low on hiking trails. We should stay only on established trails.
What is "Be considerate in the outdoors"
These are the 2 colors that can border Merit Badges--1 color signifies it is an Eagle-REQUIRED Merit Badge, the other signifies that it is an ELECTIVE Merit Badge
What are Silver and Green-- Silver bordered MBs are Eagle-Required, Green bordered MBs are Electives