US Flag Etiquette
Camping
Scout Law 1
Leave No Trace
Scout Law 2
250

A flag can be flown even when it's dark if you do this

Have a light shining on it when it is dark

250

Setting up a tent in a low lying place or at the edge of where a hill comes to your site can be dangerous in this weather event

Flooding/Rainstorm

250

This scout law means if you say you will do it, you will do it. You can be counted on.

A Scout is Trustworthy

250
Not harming the home or habitat of a cute little chipmunk is part of this principle

Respect Wildlife

250

Your team can always count on you to do what is right and support the team, as part of this part of the scout law

A Scout is Loyal

250

When there are multiple flags on flagpoles, which one should be at the highest height?

US Flag

250

This should be something you can find nearby for your cooking and cleaning needs

Water

250

A smile and inviting others to join in an activity is an example of this scout law

A Scout is Friendly

250

This LNT principle reminds you to not leave your garbage behind

Trash your trash

250

Doing your part in a community project or just to give a hand to someone in need is part of this scout law 

A Scout is Helpful

500

This is the shape of a properly folded US Flag

Triangle

500
True or false, I should clear my own area for my tent

false - use existing sites

500

Making use of what you have, and being careful with your money (saving vs spending) are parts of this law

A Scout is Thrifty

500

Saying "hi" on the trail is part of this principle when in the outdoors

Be kind to other visitors

500

Keeping your body and mind strong, healthy and fit through learning, hygiene, diet and exercise are part of this law

A scout is Clean

500

Some consider this the most important rule when handling a US Flag

Don't let it touch the ground

500

Do not set up tent sites too close to this, as it may cause flooding and bug problems

Water - marsh/lake/pond

500

Standing up for someone, or what is right, even if not popular, is part of this scout law attribtue

A Scout is Brave

500

This LNT principle means you have planned ahead for your outing ahead of time

Know before you go

500

Be reverent toward God. Be faithful in your religious duties. Respect the beliefs of others.

A Scout is Reverant

1000

When at the front of a room for a speaker/presentation, what side of the room should the US Flag be placed (when looking at it from the audience view)?

Left

(Speaker's right side)

1000

Space should be large enough and level so this can fit these things

your tent/your group and cooking supplies/setup

1000

Following the rules and the direction of parents, teachers, scout leaders are key parts of this scout law

A Scout is Obedient

1000

This principle reminds a scout that this valuable resource can be harmful is not used carefully

Be careful with fire

1000

Holding the door for someone to enter or leave before you, or offering to pay for their meal if they are short money, is part of this scout law

A friend is Courteous

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