Scout Ranks
The first rank that you will earn as a Boy Scout
Scout Rank
A knot used to join two equal size pieces of rope
Square Knot
The Boy Scout Motto
Be Prepared
The first step to advancement
Learn
This is when a scout learns and practices a new skill.
A Boy Scout troop is divided into several smaller groups of scouts which are called this.
Patrol
Second Rank you will earn as you advance in Boy Scouts
Tenderfoot
A knot that forms a loop that will not slip. Used for rescues
Bowline
The Boy Scout Slogan
Do a Good Turn Daily
The second step to advancement
Test
This is when a scout demonstrates to a leader that they have mastered a skill.
This Scout is the leader of a Patrol
Patrol Leader
The rank a scout will earn between the Second Class Rank and Star Rank
First Class
A knot used to secure a rope to something (for example a post)
Two Half Hitches
To earn the rank of Eagle, a Scout must earn 21 of these
Merit Badges
The third step to advancement
Review
This is when a scout discusses what they have learned during a Board of Review.
An attitude that sets Scouts apart from other people
Scout Spirit
Rank displayed on the uniform which is in the shape of a heart
Life Scout
A knot that forms an adjustable loop. Used to tighten the line connecting a tent fly to a stake
Taut-line Hitch
The hand used for the Boy Scout Handshake
Left
The fourth step to advancement
Recognize
This is when a scout receives a badge to wear on their uniform.
This item shows other what a patrol is all about
Patrol Emblem or Patrol Flag
(either answer is acceptable)
This is the highest rank a Boy Scout can earn
Eagle
A method to prevent the ends of a rope from becoming frayed.
Whipping or Fusing
(either answer is acceptable)
Number of Fingers raised when holding up the Scout Sign
3
Group of adult leaders that review a Scout's progress before he can advance in rank
Board of Review
An experienced Scout, called a Troop Guide, helps to show this type of patrol the way.
New Scout Patrol