History
Who founded the worldwide Scouting movement?
Robert (Lord) Baden-Powell
What tool do you use to find north, south, east, and west?
A compass
What is the first thing you should do before helping an injured person?
Check that the scene is safe.
Square knot
What are the three basic things humans need to survive?
Air, water, and food.
What year was the Boy Scouts of America founded?
1910
What is the name of the outdoor recreation guide that consists of seven principles?
Leave No Trace
What is the first step after being cut?
Clean the wound.
Proper care of a rope? (Think when the end is unraveling)
Whip and fuse.
What are the three things you need to start a fire?
Ignition, Fuel, Oxygen
What is the highest rank a Scout can earn in Scouts BSA?
Eagle Scout
On a map, what do contour lines show?
The shape and elevation of the land.
When going places, what system should scouts use to ensure safety?
The buddy system.
What knot is commonly used to attach a rope to a post or tree?
Two half hitches.
When camping in areas without restrooms, Scouts dig a hole this many inches deep to dispose of solid human waste properly.
What was the name of the first experimental Scout camp organized by Baden-Powell in 1907?
Brownsea Island
If you are lost in the wilderness, what does the STOP acronym stand for?
Stop, Think, Observe, Plan.
How far away do you use a knife from surrounding scouts?
Arms length (blood circle or safety circle)
What certification grants a scout the ability to carry and use wood tools?
A totin' chip.
What is the International distress signal that consists of three short, three long, and three short signals in Morse Code?
S.O.S.
What year did the first official National Scout Jamboree take place?
1937
This 10-letter high-tech orienteering hobby uses a GPS unit to hunt down hidden containers in the wild.
geocaching
Recognize, Respond, Report
Which knot is most commonly used for lashings?
A clove hitch.
According to the general "Rule of Threes" in wilderness survival, what is the maximum approximate amount of time a human can typically survive without drinkable water?
3 days