Part of a Boat
Which one is better for heavier water, canoes or rowboats?
Rowboats
____should be used to prevent hotspots from turning into blisters.
What is moleskin?
This knot is used to join two ropes of unequal or different thicknesses.
What is a sheet bend?
This sturdy iron pot with a thick, heavy lid. Used with charcoal to cook food.
What is a Dutch oven?
The official Scouting America motto that reminds Scouts to be ready for any emergency.
What is Be Prepared?
Does a canoe use a Paddle or a Oar
A paddle.
The signs of shock. (List at least 3)
Restlessness, irritability, weakness, confusion, fear, dizziness, clammy or pale skin, weak pulse, irregular breathing, nausea, vomiting, and extreme thirst.
This hitch is used to start and end almost all pioneering lashings.
What is a clove hitch?
This common bacteria is linked to raw or undercooked poultry and eggs, as well as unwashed raw produce.
What is Salmonella?
What the letters in the R.I.C.E. method stand for when treating sprains and strains.
What is Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation?
What is the back of a boat called?
A stern
What are 6 ways a person might have stopped breathing?
Heart attack, electrical shock, suffocation, drowning, smoke intake, and other health conditions or injuries.
The number of wrap turns typically recommended for starting a standard square lashing before moving to the frap turns.
What is three wraps?
This method of food preservation removes moisture from fruits and meats to make them light enough for backpacking.
What is dehydration?
The universal audible distress signal in the backcountry.
What is three short whistle blasts?
Name the parts of a Paddle.
Grip, Shaft, Throat, Blade, and Tip
The action of a person placing their hands over their throat.
What is the universal sign of choking?
Known as the "King of Knots," this loop-maker forms a secure, non-slip loop at the end of a rope and is often used in rescue.
What is a bowline?
This basic cooking tool is essential for backpackers to quickly boil water on the trail without a full campfire.
What is a backpacking stove?
The rule that tells you to stay exactly where you are if you become lost in the woods.
What is S.T.O.P. (Stop, Think, Observe, Plan)?
Name the parts of an Oar.
Handle, button, leather, loom, throat, blade, tip
This type of broken bone is uniquely dangerous because the bone pierces completely through the skin.
What is a compound (or open) fracture? [1]
This specific lashing is used to join two parallel spars or poles side-by-side or to make a tripod top.
What is a shear lashing (or round lashing)?
This outdoor cooking technique involves wrapping food in heavy-duty aluminum foil and placing it directly into campfire coals.
What is foil pack cooking? (or Hobo meals)
Which direction should you move if you are caught near a wildfire?
Upwind, downhill, and toward already burned areas (that aren’t currently on fire).