Advancement
Top Rank
Boy Scout Motto
Be Prepared
Joins two ropes together
Square Knot
The knot on the First Class badge stands for
Reminder to do a Good Turn Daily
Patrol
The first rank
The Scout Rank
Scout Slogan
Do a Good Turn Daily
Secures a rope to a post
Two Half Hitches
The Eagle and shield on the First Class badge stands for
U.S.A, Freedom, and a Scout's willingness to defend the freedom
The troop is primarily led by
Youth/the scouts
The one of the ranks of mastering scoutcraft
Tenderfoot, Second Class, First Class
Contains the words: Clean, Helpful Kind
Scout Law
Creates an adjustable loop and stays in place
Taught Line Hitch
The two stars on the First Class badge stands for
Truth and knowledge
The highest youth Leadership position in a troop
Senior Patrol Leader (SPL)
Awards that help you master basic skills
Merit Badges
Contains: To help other people at all times
Scout Oath
The two types of ropes
Natural fiber and synthetic
The scroll on the First Class badge stands for (specifically the curve in it)
Reminder for scouts smile as they do a their duty
The three types of patrols
New Scout Patrol, Regular Patrol, High Adventure (Older Scout) Patrol
One of the four steps of advancement
You Learn. You are Tested. You are reviewed. You are are recognized.
Contains: Be careful with fire
Outdoor Code
The two methods to care for the end of ropes
Whip and fuse
The shape of the badge represents
A compass, a scout can point the right way in life
The main adult leader in a troop
Scoutmaster