Historically Challenged
The Founder of Boy Scouts
Who is Sir Robert Baden Powell?
Used to combine two ropes of equal thickness together
What is the Reef Knot?
What the needle on a compass points toward.
What is Magnetic North?
Matches, flint and steel, lighter
What can be used to start a fire?
10½ to 14
What is the age range for Scouts?
22nd February
What is Founder's Day?
Used to form a loop at the end of a rope
What is the Bowline?
The letters "FB"
What is the OS map symbol for a footbridge?
Fuel, Oxygen, Heat
What 3 things are needed for a fire to develop?
The Scout Motto
What is Be Prepared?
1907
When was the first Scout camp held?
Used to join two ropes of unequal thickness
What is the Sheetbend?
The contour interval on a 1:50000 OS map
What is 10 metres ?
Stop, Drop and Roll
What you should do if your clothes catch on fire
The hand with which Scouts shake hands
What is the left hand?
Where the first Scout camp was held
What is Brownsea Island?
Used to start a lashing
What is the Clove Hitch?
The OS map symbol for a railway station
What is a red circle?
Paraffin, petrol or methylated spirits
What should you never use paraffin, petrol to light or revive a fire?
The crosses of St Andrew, St George and St Patrick
What makes up the Union Flag?
The African city defended by Baden-Powell in the Boer War
What is Mafeking?
Used to securely tie a rope to a tree
What is the Round Turn and Two Half-hitches?
Grid Magnetic Angle
What is the difference between Grid North and Magnetic North?
The best firewood, providing both heat and flame
What is Ash?
The national animal of Scotland
What is a Unicorn?