First Aid
In much of the United States, dial this number to reach emergency services.
What is 911?
It should be easy to tie. It should stay tied. It should be easy to untie.
What is a good knot?
Formally adopted by Congress in 1942, this is used to open school days, legislative sessions, and, of course, Scout meetings across the country.
What is the Pledge of Allegiance?
The rank whose badge is a scroll turned up like a smile with a knot underneath as a reminder to do a Good Turn daily.
What is Second Class?
The first three words of the Outdoor Code.
What is As an American?
A name for cases like stopped breathing, no heartbeat, severe bleeding, or poison ingestion.
What are Hurry Cases?
A knot that forms a loop that will not slip.
What is a bowline?
A command that means to stop saluting.
What is Two?
The hand used for the Scout handshake.
What is the left hand?
Part of the Code described by "I will treat the outdoors as a heritage. I will take care of it for myself and others. I will keep my trash and garbage out of lakes, streams, fields, woods, and roadways.:
What is Be clean in my outdoor manners?
A machine that can help the heart start beating regularly again.
What is a defibrillator?
A lashing used to bind together two poles that are in contact with each other and cross each other at 90 degrees.
What is a square lashing?
The final folded flag resembles a cocked hat with only this showing.
What is the white stars on a blue field?
When you see this, all Scouts should respond by coming to silent attention.
What is the Scout sign?
Part of the Code described by "I will treat the land and other land users with respect. I will follow the principles of outdoor ethics for all outdoor activities. "
What is Be considerate in the outdoors?
If you suspect this, think FAST. F=Face, A=Arm, S=Speech, T=Time.
What is a Stroke?
The preferred knot for tying together two ropes of different diameters.
What is a sheet bend?
Fly the flag at half-staff until noon and then hoist it to full-staff on this day.
What is Memorial Day?
The two stars on the First Class badge symbolize this.
What are truth and knowledge?
Being considerate in the outdoors includes avoiding wearing this type of clothing.
What is brightly colored clothing?
The most common inhaled poison.
What is carbon monoxide?
The perfect knot for dragging a log across the ground.
What is the timber hitch?
The American flag flown upside down means this.
What is a distress signal or What is to call for help?
The basic shape of the badges worn by Scouts in many countries.
What is the fleur-de-lis or What is the trefoil?
The year the Outdoor Code was first published in the Scout Handbook.
What is 1955?