Scout In The Making
Great Outdoors
Tools Of The Trade
Scouting Basics/What Do You Mean?
Scout Organization
100
Hand Symbol you have to use while reciting the oath and law at the beginning of every meeting
What is Scout Sign
100
This handy set of rules gently suggests that maybe—just maybe—you shouldn’t trash the campsite, start forest fires, or scare every animal within a five-mile radius
What is the Outdoor Code
100
How do you use a Square Knot?
(Hint: Multiple Answers)
Joining two similar ropes of the same diameter.
Securing bundles of items (like poles or firewood).
First aid: tying bandages or slings.
Decorative purposes: part of neckerchief slides and lashing projects.
Don’t use a square knot for critical load bearing (like climbing) — it can slip.
- If one rope is thicker than the other, the knot may fail.
100
What does the Pledge of Allegiance mean?
(Hint: Say it from memory, then explain it in your own words!)
Cool :)
100
What are the BSA ranks?
Ranks:
Scout
Tenderfoot
Second Class
First Class
Star
Life
Eagle
200
The gesture you make with your hands while in your scout uniform saying the pledge of allegiance to America
The Scout Salute
200
This 7-principle philosophy asks you to enjoy the wilderness without leaving behind trash, graffiti, or “souvenirs”
Basically, pretend your mom is hiking right behind you
What is Leave No Trace
200
How do you use a Taut-line?
(Hint: Multiple Answers)
Tent or tarp guy lines — easy to adjust tension without retying.
Clotheslines or temporary rope lines.
Anywhere you need a sliding but secure knot
200
What is the Scout Oath?
On my honor I will do my best, to do my duty to God and my country and to obey the Scout Law; To help other people at all times; To keep myself physically strong, mentally awake, and morally straight
200
How do you rank up?
(Hint: I need it all)
Learn the Requirements
Test Yourself
Review them with your leaders to confirm
Become Recognize
Obtain the Badge!
300
What your supposed do when greeting a fellow scout
What is Scout Handshake
300
What's the difference between Leave No Trace and the Outdoor Code?
What is...?
Outdoor Code → “Be responsible outdoors.”
Leave No Trace → “Here are the 7 specific ways to do that.”
300
How do you use a Two-Half Hitch?
(Hint: Multiple Answers)
Tying a rope to a tent stake or pole.
Securing items to a post or tree.
Temporary lashings for projects or camp chores
300
Trustworthy, Loyal, Helpful, Friendly, Courteous, Kind, Obedient, Cheerful, Thrifty, Brave, Clean, and Reverent
What is the Scout Law
300
How do you earn a merit badge?
(Hint: Explain it Step by Step)
Step 1: Pick a Subject!
Step 2: Find someone who can teach it (They must be with BSA and be BSA certified to teach it)
Step 3: Show 'em what cha got
Step 4: Be Recognized
Step 5: Obtain the Merit Badge!
400
It’s not a badge you sew on, but somehow, you’re expected to “show it” at meetings, campfires, and even while doing chores.
Long story short, it’s enthusiasm with a uniform
What is Scout Spirit?
400
What's the Outdoor Code?
(Hint: I need ALL of It)
What is...?
As an American, I will do my best to—
Be clean in my outdoor manners,
Be careful with fire,
Be considerate in the outdoors, and
Be conservation-minded.
400
How to handle a knife?
(Hint: Multiple Answers)
(Hint 2: Don't be Dumb is NOT an Answer)
Never carry a knife with the blade open
Never throw a knife
Never strike a knife
Never pry with the blade
Never use a knife close to others
400
Be Prepared. Do a good turn daily. What are these?
(Hint: They are different, and you need both)
What is Scout Motto and Scout Slogan?
400
What is the Patrol Method?
Make Small groups (between 6-10 members)
Elect a Patrol Leader
Share Responsibility
Have Fun! :)
500
What Troop 1344 has to bond, or just for fun
(Hint: There are 4 answers for this, and you have to name them all)
What is the Patrol Name/Yell/Flag/Emblem
500
What are the 7 principles of Leave No Trace
(Hint: Gotta Say 'em All!)
Plan Ahead and Prepare
Know the regulations, weather, terrain, and group needs before you go.
Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces
Stick to established trails and campsites to avoid damaging vegetation.
Dispose of Waste Properly
Pack it in, pack it out. This includes trash, leftover food, and even biodegradable items like orange peels.
Leave What You Find
Don’t take rocks, plants, artifacts, or carve into trees. Let others experience the area as you found it.
Minimize Campfire Impacts
Use established fire rings, keep fires small, or use a camp stove when possible.
Respect Wildlife
Observe animals from a distance and never feed them.
Be Considerate of Other Visitors
Keep noise down, yield on trails, and share the outdoors respectfully.
500
How to handle a Knife: PART 2
(Hint: Still Multiple Answers)
(Hint 2: Don't Be Dumb is still not an answer)
Keep a knife's blade closed when not in use or passing it to someone else
One blade open at a time
Cut away from yourself and others
Keep it Sharp
Obey knife regulations (please)
500
What is This?
(Hint: Describe it, Explain It, and Why it's Important)
A scout's ability to point the right way in life
500
What's the Troop Leadership?
(Hint: In Order)
First: SPL
Third: Patrol Leader
Fourth: Assistant Patrol Leader