SCOUT HISTORY
SCOUT OATH & LAW
TRIVIA
SCOUT SKILLS
THE OUTDOORS
100
Who is credited with starting the scouting movement?
100
Which is correct:
A. ... to keep myself mentally strong, physically awake, and morally straight.
B. ... to keep myself physically strong, mentally straight, and morally awake.
C. ... to keep myself physically strong, mentally awake, and morally straight.
C. On my honor I will do my best to do my duty to God and my country and to obey the Scout Law; to help other people at all times; to keep myself physically strong, mentally awake, and morally straight.
100
What does indivisible mean?
IN-DI-VI-SI-BLE
/in-dug-viz-uh-bul/
1. Unable to be divided or seperated.
(Part of the Pledge of Allegiance)
100
What 3 things are necessary for there to be fire?
100
If there is an odd number of Scouts on a campout, it's OK if he sleeps alone in a tent. He just needs to be near the adult leader's tent. 
200
Every February across the country Scouts celebrate the birthday of Boy Scouts of America Scouts at what ceremony?
200
You are the fire warden at a campout and ask another scout to watch the fire while you and a buddy use the bathroom. You return to an unattended fire. What Scout Law was broken?
Loyal and Trustworthy
200
There have been 312 pilots and scientists selected to be astronauts since 1957. How many of them were Scouts or involved in Scouting?
A. 73
B. 117
C. 207
D. None
C. 207 of the 312 !!
200
Demonstrate how to tie a square knot in 30 seconds.
200
Name two ways to start a fire other than with a match or a lighter.
Flint and Steel
Magnifying Glass
Hand Drill
Bow Drill
Batteries and Steel Wool
300
What magazine was started by 13-year-od Joseph Lane as the "Semi-Official Publication of the Boy Scouts" ... and later sold it to BSA for $6,100 in 1912?
300
Which Scout Law is this: "Look for the bright side of life. Happily do tasks that come your way. Try to help others be happy."
CHEERFUL!
300
What is the highest award a Cub Scout can earn and is also the only Cub Scout award that can be worn by Boy Scouts?
300
What is the acronym we use to guide our actions if we get lost?
300
What kind of tree does this leave come from?
Red Oak
400
In what year did Cub Scouts (or "Cubbing" as it was first known) start in the United States?
1930
400
A Scout is BRAVE.
A Scout can be brave by facing danger even if he is afraid. Other than danger, what is another way a Scout can be brave?
- A Scout can stand up for what is right even if others laugh at him or think its dumb.
- A Scout can do what is right, even if it is hard, and even when nobody is watching.
400
What badge do you get if you help a friend join scouts?
The recuiter badge. 
400
What knot is used to tie a tent line to a tent stake?
400
Recite the outdoor code
500
How many U.S. Presidents started their path to the presidency as a Scout?
John F. Kennedy (Star Scout)
Gerald R. Ford (Eagle Scout)
William J. Clinton (Cub Scout)
George W. Bush (Cub Scout)
500
The Scout Law only applies during Scouting events.
Being good isn't a once in a while thing.
500
Your Den Leader, your parents, your teachers ... what is the Scout title that we give people like this?
500
What are the Cub Scout Essential 6 for an outdoor event like a hike?
500
Identify this plant:
On the left is the Virginia Creeper.
On the right is Poison Ivy.
"Leaves of 3, let it be!"