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100

What are the seven ranks in Scouting?

Scout, Tenderfoot, Second Class, First Class, Star, Life, and Eagle

100

When walking on a road/highway with no sidewalks, which way should you be facing?

Left side facing traffic

100

Chopping branches off a log and cutting through a log is known as what?

Limbing and Bucking

100

Who is the founder of worldwide Scouting?

Robert Baden-Powell

100

What does the acronym "STOP" stand for, and when would it be used?

Stay calm, Think, Observe, Plan

It would be used if you were lost

200

What are the four steps of Scout advancement? (Scout requirement 2B)

You learn, test, review, and are recognized

200

What are the 3 common poisonous plants?

Poison Ivy, Poison Oak, and Poison Sumac

200

What are the three tests of a good knot?

1. It should be easy to tie 

2. It should stay tied

3. It should be easy to untie

200

How did a 'Good Turn' become a thing in Scouting, and when?

In 1909, William Boyce got lost in the streets of London, and an English Scout helped him find his way. Inspiring Mr. Boyce to bring Scouting to the United States

(page 18)

200

Why is the buddy system used?

To ensure everyone's safety

300

What is the Scout motto and slogan?

Motto- Be Prepared

Slogan- Do a Good Turn Daily

300

What is a vertebrate, and what are the 5 groups they are divided into?

The five groups that vertebrates (animals with backbones) are divided into are fish, reptiles, amphibians, birds, and mammals

300

What knot starts a diagonal lashing?

Timber Hitch

300

What year was BSA founded?

1910

300

What are the three motions for a front crawl?

Flutter kick, arm stroke, and breathing 

400

What do the two stars on the first Class badge represent?

Truth and Knowledge

400

What part of the Outdoor Code states that you should treat the outdoors as a heritage, take care of yourself and others, and keep your trash out of nature? (ex. lakes, woods, fields)

Be clean in my outdoor manners

400

What card shows a Scout could use knives, saws, and axes?

Totin' Chip

400

Why is the left-handed Scout handshake used?

1. It's the hand closest to your heart 

2. It's a sign of trust and peace

400

What are the four steps of being food safe?

Clean, Seperate, Cook, and Chill

500

What do the three fingers in the Scout sign represent?

They represent the three parts of the Oath

(Duty to God and country, duty to others, and duty to self)

500

What are the five principles of Tread Lightly?

Travel responsibly, respect others, educate yourself, avoid sensitive areas, and do your part

500

What three things are used for a fire?

Tinder, Kindling, and Fuel

500

What are the three membership levels in the OA?

Ordeal, Brotherhood, and Vigil

500

Name three points in the '8 points of BSA Safe Swim Defense'

Supervision, health review, safe area, lifeguards, lookout, ability groups, buddy system, and discipline