Scout History
This organization was founded by Robert Baden-Powell in 1907
What is the Boy Scouts?
This knot is used to tie two ropes together
What is the square knot
This is the scout slogan
What is "Do a good turn daily"?
This animal is known for its ability to build dams in streams and rivers
What is a beaver?
This award is presented to scouts who have demonstrated proficiency with sharp tools
What is the Totin' Chip?
This prestigious award is given to a scout who demonstrates the highest levels of leadership, service, and merit in a wide range of activities.
What is the Eagle Scout award?
When hiking, this tool is used to navigate and find direction
What is a compass?
This characteristic is the third to last virtue in the Scout Law?
What is brave?
This flower is known for its large, yellow petals and is commonly found in open fields
What is a sunflower?
This type of map shows elevation and the shape of the land
What is a topographic map?
This famous astronaut, who was the first person to walk on the Moon, was a Boy Scout
Who is Neil Armstrong?
This skill involves navigating with a map and a compass
What is orienteering?
This is given to people who get other people to join the troop
What is the recruiter patch?
This process, used by plants, involves using sunlight to convert carbon dioxide and water into food
What is photosynthesis?
This is used to heat/cook food in a sealed container, often with hot coals on top and bottom.
What is a Dutch-Oven?
This is the age range of the Cub Scout program
What is 5 to 10 years old?
This skill involves using ropes to secure long objects together (sticks, poles, etc)
What are lashings?
This is a fancier, more formal way of saying turn around during flags
What is "about face"?
This large herbivorous animal is often found in African savannas and is known for its horn
What is a rhinoceros?
This saying encourages scouts to pack out everything they bring with them to avoid littering
What is "Leave no trace"?
The Boy Scouts of America first allowed girls to join in this year
What is 2019?
If you're lost, you should stay in one place and do this to help rescuers find you
What is make a signal or build a fire?
This is the final step when folding the American flag after it has been folded into a triangle
What is tucking in the remaining edges?
Known for its ability to change color to blend in with its surroundings, this small reptile is often found in warm, tropical regions
What is a chameleon?
These are 9 of the required 13 Eagle Merit Badges.
First Aid, Citizenship in the Community, Citizenship in the Nation, Citizenship in the World, Communication, Cooking, Personal Fitness, Emergency Preparedness OR Lifesaving, Environmental Science OR Sustainability, Personal Management, Swimming OR Hiking OR Cycling, Camping, and Family Life.