Knots & Pioneering
General Scouting
Scouting History & Lore
Rank Advancement & Merit Badges
Outdoor Activities
100

Known as the "king of knots," it creates a fixed loop at the end of a rope that won't slip or bind.

What is the Bowline?

100

This 12-point list begins with "Trustworthy" and ends with "Reverent."

What is the Scout Law?

100

In 2018, the BSA made history by allowing this group of youth to join the core Scouting program.

Who are girls?

100

This is the first rank a youth earns in a Scouts BSA troop.

What is the Scout rank?

100

These "Seven Principles" teach Scouts how to minimize their impact on the environment while camping.

What is Leave No Trace?

200

This is the first knot every Scout must learn for the rank of Scout; it’s used for joining two ropes of equal thickness.

What is the Square Knot?

200

This three-finger gesture is used when reciting the Scout Oath or Law.

What is the Scout Sign?

200

He is considered the "Founder of Scouting" worldwide.

Who is Lord Robert Baden-Powell?

200

There are this many "Eagle-required" merit badges needed to reach the highest rank.

What is 14? (Note: 21 total badges are required, but 14 specific ones must be from the Eagle-required list).

200

This is the minimum distance, in feet, that a campsite should be from a water source.

(DOUBLE JEOPARDY)

What is 200 feet?

300

This hitch is the standard way to start and end most lashings.

What is the Clove Hitch?

300

The two-word Scout Motto that reminds you to always be equipped for any situation.

What is "Be Prepared"?

300

This high-adventure base in New Mexico is famous for its rugged backpacking trails and the "Tooth of Time."

What is Philmont Scout Ranch?

300

This rank is the first to require a formal Board of Review.

What is Tenderfoot?

300

This "circle" is the area around a Scout where no one else should stand while they are using a knife or saw.

What is the Safety Circle (formarly Blood Circle)?

400

Use this adjustable hitch when you need to tension a tent guyline or rainfly.

(DOUBLE JEOPARDY)

What is the Taut-line Hitch?

400

In the Scout Oath, you promise to keep yourself "physically strong, mentally awake, and ___"

What is "morally straight"?

400

The year the Boy Scouts of America was officially founded.

What is 1910?

400

These bronze, gold, or silver awards can be earned by Eagle Scouts who remain active in their troop.

(DOUBLE JEOPARDY)

What are Eagle Palms?

400

Pocketknives, water, and matches are part of this list of items every Scout should carry on a hike.

What are the Ten Essentials?

500

This specific lashing is used to join two poles at a 90-degree angle.

What is a Square Lashing?

500

The Scout Slogan that encourages a selfless act every 24 hours.

What is "Do a Good Turn Daily"?

500

He was the only U.S. President to achieve the rank of Eagle Scout.

(DOUBLE JEOPARDY)

 Who is Gerald Ford?

500

This merit badge, focused on emergency preparedness and basic care, is consistently the most earned badge in the BSA.

What is First Aid?

500

This acronym is used to remember the signs of a stroke.

(DOUBLE JEOPARDY)

What is F.A.S.T.?

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