History
The year Boy Scouts of America changed it’s name to Scouts BSA
When is 2019?
The most commonly earned merit badge.
What is First Aid?
What you do when your clothes catch on fire.
What is Stop, drop, and roll?
The color of the epaulettes Boy Scouts wear.
What is Green?
The iconic Scout Knot seen on your uniform and the first knot any Scout learns.
What is the square knot?
The founder of Boy Scouting.
Who is Lord Robert Baden Powell?
Any 5 youth leadership positions.
What is 1)Senior Patrol Leader; 2)Assistant Senior Patrol Leader; 3)Patrol Leader; 4)Assistant Patrol Leader; 5)Troop Guide; 6)Den Chief; 7)Quartermaster; 8)Junior Assistant Scoutmaster; 9)Troop Historian; 10)Chaplain Aide; 13)Troop Scribe.
The five possible warning signs of a heart attack.
What is 1)Chest pain; 2)Shortness of breath; 3)Nausea; 4)Sweating; 5)Weakness?
The color epaulettes Team Thunderbird wears.
What is orange?
The knot you use at the beginning and end of a lashing.
What is Clove hitch?
The name of the game that Baden Powell used to teach Scouts to be observant.
What is Kim’s Game?
The number of merit badges you need, in order to earn eagle.
How many is 21?
The 3 reasons to stop CPR.
What is 1)Exhaustion; 2)Patient recovers; 3)Help Arrives?
The position the Arrow of Light goes on your uniform.
Where is, underneath the left pocket?
The knot used to move logs.
What is Timber hitch?
The exact date that Boy Scouts was founded in America.
When is February 8, 1910?
What the knot on the Boy Scout emblem symbolizes.
What is, to remind you to do a good turn daily?
The 4 steps for attempting a water rescue.
What is Reach, throw, row, and go?
The object used to hold your neckerchief around your neck.
What is a Woggle or neckerchief slide?
The purpose of a sheep shank.
What is, to shorten a rope?
The man who brought Scouting to America.
Who is William D. Boyce?
The percent of scouts which reach Eagle Scout.
What is 6.5%?
The 5 Hurry Cases.
What is 1)No pulse; 2)No breathing; 3)Severe bleeding; 4)Choking; 5) Poisoning?
What the purple Fleur De Lis (The World Crest) represents (only have to guess one).
What is, 1)Scouts adopted the fleur-de-lis symbol from its use in the compass rose because it points in the right direction (forward and up); 2)The two small five-point stars stand for truth and knowledge; 3)The square knot represents the strength of World Scouting; 4)The rope is for the unity of Scouts throughout the world?
The knot used to tie 2 pieces of rope that are different widths together.
What is Sheet Bend?