Knots
This knot is used to tie together 2 ropes of equal diameter.
What is the square knot?
These are the three parts of the fire triangle.
What are oxygen, heat, and fuel?
This man is the founder of the BSA.
Who is Robert Baden-Powell?
This item is used to orient maps and find directions.
What is a compass?
Leaves of three, leave them be is a popular mnemonic to remember how to identify this plant.
What is poison ivy?
This knot can be used to save someone who is drowning by throwing it out to them and pulling them back in.
What is the bowline knot?
This is made out of a piece of wood and is used to start a fire easily.
What is a fuzz stick?
This is where BSA headquarters is located.
Where is Irving Texas?
This is the difference between magnetic and true north.
What is declination?
This process turns carbon dioxide into oxygen and sugar.
What is photosynthesis?
These are the three major types of lashing.
What are diagonal, square, and sheer?
These are the three types of fire construction.
What are tepee, log cabin, and lean-to?
This is the permanent spot of the National Jamboree.
What is the Summit Bechtel Reserve?
This map system uses a grid of 60 zones.
What is the Universal Transverse Mercator?
This tool is used to identify plant species.
What is a plant key?
This is a knot to tie together two ropes of different diameters.
What is the sheet bend?
These are the three sizes of wood.
What are tinder, kindling, and fuel?
This organization is the national honor society of scouting.
What is the Order of The Arrow?
You can find your way north at night by finding this star.
What is Polaris?
These trees don't loose their leaves in winter.
What are evergreens/conifers?
This is a knot used to secure a rope to an object.
What is a hitch?
This fire starting method is used by striking two specific objects together.
This man was the first scout to become president.
Who was John F. Kennedy?
This popular activity uses orange and white markers.
What is orienteering?
The leaves of a walnut tree are an example of this kind of leaf.
What are compound leaves?