Citizenship
What are the Citizenship Merit Badges?
Society, Community, Nation, World
What are 3 athletic merit badges?
Swimming, Athletics, Sports, Personal Fitness.
Is the camping merit badge required or an elective?
Required.
Why is cooking important?
Because it feeds you.
How many merit badges are there?
137 Merit Badges
Which citizenship merit badge is the newest?
Society
Name 5 sports?
Football, Soccer, Swimming, Baseball, Basketball, etc.
How many nights of camping do you need to complete the camping merit badge?
20 nights.
How many meals do you have to cook to get the cooking merit badge?
3 meals, a breakfast, a lunch, and a dinner.
What is the most recently added merit badge?
Cit. Society
Which Citizenship merit badge do you interview someone and what do they work for?
Community, and the Government.
12 weeks (4 months).
What are two different type of sleeping bags?
Down, Winter, Summer, 3 Season, Mummy, etc.
What are one food related illnesses?
food poisoning
What is the most popular merit badge?
First Aid
What are 5 different forms of government?
(World) Democracy, Republic, Communism, Autocracy, Oligarchy, Theocracy, Fascism, Monarchy, Anarchy, Common Wealth, etc.
How many yards do you have to swim to get the swimming merit badge?
150 yards.
What are two different types of tents?
A Frame tent, Dome tent, Pyramid tent, teepee tents, etc.
What are 5 ways you can cook something?
Baking, Frying, Searing, Pan frying, broiling, sauteing, grilling, and boiling.
What was the first meritbadge?
Automobiling earned in 1911.
Which Citizenship merit badge do you take a tour with and where does it go?
Nation and Touring in the Capital, and touring the Federal facility.
What kind of first aid do you talk about in the sports merit badge?
Sprains, Strains, and Muscle Cramps.
What are 3 different types of camping?
Backpacking, Car camping, RV camping, Kayaking/canoeing camping, etc.
What are three different camping stoves?
Canister Stove, Propane Stove, Liquid Fuel stove.
What is the least popular merit badge?
American Business, or Bugling