"Not" Ropes
Used for securing bandages and joining two ropes of the same size together
What is a Square Knot?
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17 White Boarder awards some include Cycling and Personal Management just to name a few.
What are Eagle Requirement Merit Badges?
Reach, Throw, Row and Go (with support)
What are Water Rescue Methods?
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Difference between True North and Magnetic North.
What is called Declination?
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Explain, Demonstrate, Guide learners, and Enable.
What is the EDGE Method?
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Used in rescue because it provides a loop that will not slip.
What is a Bowline?
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You learn, You are tested, You are reviewed, and You are recognized.
What are the four steps to advancement?
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Boiling, Filtering, and Treating
What are ways to Treat Drinking Water?
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A tool that has a baseplate, housing, orienting arrow, direction of travel, magnetic needle, orienting lines, and scales.
What is a Compass?
Scout follows the rules of the family, school, and troop.
What is a Obedient?
Comes from the word "Cleave" meaning "To Hold Fast" and is used to start and end many lashings.
What is a Clove Hitch?
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5,280 Foot Swim Award worn on the scouts swimming atire.
Wash Pot, Hot-Raise Pot, and Cold-Rinse Pot with Sanitizing Tablet or a few drops of bleach.
What is the Three Pot Method?
Train your eyes on the pointer stars of the Big Dipper. The two stars farthest from the Dipper's handle. Extend an imaginary line through them points to.
What is the North Star or Polaris?
What are Universal Precautions?
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This knot is used for staking out guy lines of your tent or dining fly.
What is a Taut-Line Hitch?
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Must be completed by your 18th Birthday, Earn at least 21 Merit Badges in total, and plan, develop, and give leadership during a service project.
What is the Rank of Eagle Scout?
Is the amount of water a scout should drink each day.
What is about 2 quarts or 8 cups?
Using a compass that has been adjusted for declination, put the edge of the compass baseplate along any true north-south line including the north-south borders of the map.
What is orienting a map?
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What are ticks?
Perfect for dragging a log across the ground and starts a diagonal lashing.
What is a Timber Hitch?
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Scouting offers more than 135 which provides an introduction to a different topic.
What are Merit Badges?
Jump feet first into water over your head in depth, swim 75 yards in a strong manner, then swim 25 yards using an easy resting backstroke, and then rest by floating.
What is the BSA Swimmer Test?
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Represents a specific elevation above sea level on a topographic map.
What are Contour Lines?
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Pocketknife, Rain Gear, Trail Food, Flashlight, Extra Clothing, First-Aid Kit, Sun Protection, Map & Compass, Matches & Fire Starters, and Water Bottle.
What are the Scout's Basic Essentials?
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