History
He was the founder of Scouting.
Who is Lord Baden Powell?
This is the final rank that can be earned as a Scout.
What is Eagle?
He is Jason's clumsy friend who helped us out with first aid instruction.
Who is Klause?
This is the most basic knot.
What is the square knot?
This is the first point of the Scout Law.
What is trustworthy?
This was the year Scouting was brought to America.
What is 1910?
This is the amount of merit badges you must earn to reach Eagle.
What is 21?
You use this to treat anaphylactic shock.
What is an epi-pen?
Doing this to a blister would not be a good idea.
What is popping it?
This is the Scout Slogan.
What is "Do a good turn daily?"
This was the year that the first edition of the Scout book was published
What is 1908?
This is the first rank that requires a Board of Review.
What is Tenderfoot?
What is a compound fracture?
This is the beginning and end to most lashings.
What is the clove hitch?
Every line of the Outdoor Code starts with this letter.
What is C?
Originally, this was the final rank that could be achieved in Scouting.
What is First Class?
The "G" in EDGE stands for this.
What is guide?
This popular grain is also an acronym for treating sprains.
The Totin' Chit allows you to use a pocketknife, hatchet, and this tool.
What is a saw?
According to the Oath, you promise to "do your duty" to these two entities.
What are God and country?
On February 9, 1998, this high-adventure branch of Scouting was founded.
What is Venturing?
To earn Star, you must complete six merit badges, of which this many must be Eagle-required.
What is 4?
These are the two most common heat-related injuries.
What are heat exhaustion and heatstroke?
These are the three types of wood that are used in making a campfire.
What are tinder, kindling, and fuel?
This is the 8th point of the Scout Law.
What is cheerful?