Discovering Scouting

What year was the Scouting movement founded?

• 1907

• 1920

• 1910

• 1905

Who is considered the founder of Scouting?

• James West

• Juliette Gordon Low

• Robert Baden-Powell

• Ernest Thompson Seton

What does the Scout emblem represent?

• The values and principles of scouting.

• A symbol of national pride.

• A badge for outdoor cooking skills.

• An award for community service.

What is the meaning of the Scout motto?

• Always be cautious

• Act without thinking

• Stay alert at all times

• Be Prepared

Name one activity that Scouts often do outdoors.

• Fishing

• Camping

• Hiking in the city

• Playing video games

What is the purpose of a Scout campfire?

• To foster community, share stories, and provide warmth and light.

• To keep the campsite free of wildlife.

• To serve as a signal for emergencies.

• To cook meals for the Scouts.

What is the Scout salute?

• A salute with both hands raised above the head.

• A nod of the head without raising the hand.

• A wave of the left hand at shoulder height.

• The Scout salute is a raised right hand to the forehead.

What is one important rule of Scout ethics?

• Always prioritize personal gain.

• Help others only when convenient.

• Always do your best and help others.

• Do not follow any rules.

What is the significance of the Scout handshake?

• The Scout handshake signifies friendship, trust, and unity among Scouts.

• The Scout handshake is a formal greeting for leaders.

• The Scout handshake is used only during ceremonies.

• The Scout handshake represents competition among Scouts.

Name a skill that Scouts learn in their training.

• Map reading

• Knot tying

• First aid

• Cooking techniques