General Scouting Knowledge
Vertical Skills
Scoutcraft and Trail Skills
Paddling and Sailing Skills
Camping and Emergency Skills
100
He founded the scouting movement in 1907.
Who was Lord Baden-Powell?
100
Cubs wear this to protect their heads when climbing.
What is a helmet?
100
This is a knot used to hang a drying line at camp.
What is a half hitch?
100
These are the terms for the front and back of a boat.
What is the Bow and Stern?
100
A fly, poles, and pegs are all parts of this essential camping equipment.
What is a tent?
200
A Cub Scout Pack is divided into these smaller groups.
What are Lairs?
200
This piece of climbing equipment has a gate, spine, nose, hinge, latch, basket, crotch, barrel and spring.
What is a Carabiner?
200
Apart from heat and oxygen, this is the third element needed to start a fire.
What is fuel?
200
In water a body loses heat 25 times faster than in the air and can cause this condition.
What is Hypothermia?
200
This is a good guide to use when planning meals for camp.
What is the Canada Food Guide?
300
This is the name given to new Cub Scouts before their investiture.
What is a Tenderpad?
300
Descending a rock face using a doubled rope coiled around the body and fixed at a higher point.
What is Rappelling?
300
Use this system when doing outdoor activities - it involves having a partner and knowing where this person is at all times.
What is the buddy system?
300
This device will hold a person's head out of the water (unlike a personal flotation device).
What is a life jacket?
300
This is the first step you should take when giving first aid for a minor cut or scrape
What is clean the wound?
400
A cub scout is expected to do one of these a day.
What is a good turn?
400
This piece of equipment has leg loops and a waist belt that can be adjusted properly and securely tightened.
What is a climbing harness?
400
A compass is the equipment you use for this activity.
What is orienteering?
400
Three blasts with a whistle is a signal of this.
What is an Emergency
400
This condition has the following symptoms: pale, cool, sweaty skin; fast and shallow breathing; light-headedness; increased heart rate; confusion.
What is shock?
500
The names of the Cub Leaders are based on this book.
What is The Jungle Book?
500
This is a person who controls the safety rope for a climber.
What is a Belayer?
500
This principle can be explained as take only photographs, leave only footprints.
What is leave no trace?
500
This is piece of rescue equipment is stored on a water craft and can be thrown to rescue a person in the water.
What is a Throw Bag or Thrown Line?
500
This international distress signal shown here in Morse Code: 
What is SOS or save our souls?