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There are 13 of these on the flag.

How many stripes are on the Flag.

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The person who started the Boy Scouts

Who is Robert Baden-Powell

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A merit badges that start with the letter G

What is Geo-cashing, Gardening, Genealogy, Golf, Geology, or Graphic Arts

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The first rank you can achieve when first entering a troop

What is Scout Rank

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What does NYLT stand for

What is National Youth Leadership Training

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Francis Scott Key

Who wrote "The Star Spangled Banner"

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In this year, the Boy Scouts of America was born.

What is 1910

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For this merit badge, Scouts prepare a meal without utensils.

What is Wilderness Survival

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The number of ranks available in Boy Scouts

What is 7

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This is considered a rescue knot.

What is the Bowline

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One of the nicknames for the flag.

What is Old Glory, or The Star Spangled Banner, or The Stars and Stripes.

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This is the location of the first Scout summer camp.

What is Brownsea Island.

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The most commonly earned merit badge

What is First Aid

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Eagle is earned by about what percent of scouts

What is 5%

300

The direction on a compass that is equal to 315 degrees.

What is Northwest

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When we celebrate flag day.

What is June 14th.

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The original title of the Boy Scout handbook

What is Scouting for Boys

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The number of badges available to earn.

What is 137

400

About how many people have earned their Eagle since 1910

What is 2 million

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What is the name of the Purple circle with the BSA sign

What is the World Crest

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Where The Star Spangled Banner flew when Francis Scott Key wrote his famous song?

Where is Fort McHenry

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In this year cub scouting was born

What is 1930

500

For this merit badge, Scouts must watch a 10' square piece of land for 60 minutes

What is Environmental Science

500

What are the names of the three Eagle Palms

What is Bronze, Gold, and Silver

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If you get lost you should follow the four steps in S.T.O.P. What are these four steps

What is Stay Calm Think Observe Plan