Cold Weather Clothing
Winter Survival Skills
Cold Camping Gear
Safety & First Aid
Scouting Knowledge
100

This clothing system includes base, insulating, and outer layers

What is the layering system?

100

This type of shelter is made from packed snow

What is a snow cave or quinzee?

100

This tool is used to melt snow for drinking water

What is a stove?

100

A mild cold injury causing red, numb skin

What is frostnip?

100

The Boy Scout motto

What is “Be Prepared”?

200

This fabric is best for base layers because it keeps you warm when wet

What is wool (or synthetic)?

200

This knot is useful for tightening guylines in cold weather

What is the taut-line hitch?

200

This type of sleeping bag is rated for winter temperatures

What is a cold-weather or 0° (or below) sleeping bag?

200

This condition occurs when the body loses heat faster than it can produce it

What is hypothermia?

200

This principle reminds Scouts to protect nature while camping

What is Leave No Trace?

300

Cotton should be avoided in winter camping because it does this when wet

What is losing heat / drying slowly?

300

This method keeps you warmer by trapping air in your sleeping system

What is insulation?

300

This prevents water bottles from freezing overnight

What is storing them upside down or in insulation?

300

Shivering, confusion, and slurred speech are signs of this

What is hypothermia?

300

The Scout slogan

What is “Do a Good Turn Daily”?

400

This body part loses heat fastest and should always be covered 

What is the head?

400

This item placed under your sleeping bag prevents heat loss to the ground

What is a sleeping pad?

400

This footwear provides insulation and traction in snow

What are winter boots?

400

This cold injury can cause permanent damage to skin and tissue

What is frostbite?

400

This rank requirement often includes outdoor and survival skills

What is First Class?

500

The phrase Scouts use to remember proper winter clothing choices

What is “Cotton kills”?

500

This survival rule means stopping to think before acting in emergencies

What is STOP (Stop, Think, Observe, Plan)?

500

This material reflects body heat and is used in emergency blankets

What is Mylar?

500

The first step in treating hypothermia

What is getting the person warm and dry?

500

The official BSA program focused on cold-weather camping

What is the Cold Weather Camping program (or Winter Camping skills)?

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