Second Class Requirements
The least amount of time a fire should burn before exchanging.
What is two minutes?
How many camping trips must you go on to get requirement 1a.
What is 10?
The seventh part of the scout law.
What is obedient?
The tune of scout vespers.
What is O Christmas Tree?
What is the Square knot?
Knot used to tie two ropes of different diameters.
What is the sheet bend knot?
The three types of lashings.
What are square, shear and diagonal?
The side your rank patch goes on.
What is left?
The 5 W's of a camping trip plan.
What are who what where when and why?
The knot used sometimes as a harness.
What is the bowline knot?
Lines showing elevation on a map.
What are contour lines?
The float that must be passed in the BSA swimmer test.
What is the survival float?
The ranks in order.
What is scout, tenderfoot, second class, first class, star, life, and eagle?
The metal circles along the edge of the tarp used to tie rope through.
What are grommets?
The two ways to keep a rope from fraying.
What are whipping and fusing?
Hurry case.
What is injured spine, stopped breathing, stopped heart, severe bleeding, signs of poisoning?
The five parts of MyPlate.
What are dairy, protein, veggies, fruit, and wheat?
The three fingers of the scout signs meaning.
What are duty to God and country, duty to self, duty to others?
The pack capacity for a weekend camping trip.
What are 50 to 60 liters?
90 degree angle from the whipping when lashing.
What are frapping?
How to raise a flag to half mass.
What is raising it up all the way and then back down to half?
The principals of Tread Lightly.
What are travel responsibly, respect the rights of others, educate yourself, avoid sensitive areas, and do your part?
The day scouting began in America.
What is February 8, 1910?
The height a bearbag should be from the ground.
What is 20 feet?
The three knots commonly confused with the square knot.
What are the granny knot, thief knot, and surgeon's knot?