A) Survival skills training only B) Character development and responsible citizenship C) Making merit badges the sole focus D) Winning competitions
A) Be prepared, be kind, be respectful. B) On my honor I will do my best to do my duty to God and my country and to obey the Scout Law; to help other people at all times; to keep myself physically strong, mentally awake, and morally straight. C) Duty to God, duty to country, duty to self. D) To always follow the leader.
A) A Scout is Trustworthy, Loyal, Helpful, Friendly, Courteous, Kind, Obedient, Cheerful, Thrifty, Brave, Clean, and Reverent. B) A Scout is always right, always prepared, always on time. C) A Scout is Strong, Fast, Smart, and Wise. D) A Scout follows orders, completes tasks, and respects superiors.
A) Dividing scouts by age B) Organizing scouts into small groups that work together C) Having scouts compete individually in all activities D) Assigning scouts to tasks based on rank
A) Doing all the work for the troop B) Dictator and decision maker C) Guide, mentor, and trainer of youth leaders D) Only providing discipline
A) Only the parents of each scout B) The Scoutmaster alone C) The senior patrol leader D) All adults involved
A) Explain, Demonstrate, Guide, Enable B) Evaluate, Develop, Grow, Excel C) Early Detection Guarantees Excellence D) Every Day Great Experience
A) The scout leaders only B) The parents who volunteer the most C) A group of adults that supports the troop D) The most experienced scouts
A) To reward scouts for attendance B) To encourage scouts to learn and grow C) To create a hierarchy within the troop D) To make the troop more competitive
A) A meeting to evaluate a scout's progress B) A popularity contest C) A court of law D) A disciplinary hearing
A) Immediately punish the scout B) Dismiss it as unimportant C) Listen attentively and offer support D) Tell them to handle it themselves
A) Only when the Scoutmaster has time B) Only when forced to C) Regularly, at least once a month D) Only during the summer
A) A technique for starting fires B) A set of principles for minimizing environmental impact C) A method for tracking animals D) A rule to never hike alone
A) The highest rank in Boy Scouting B) The easiest rank to achieve C) A participation award D) A mandatory requirement for all scouts
A) Force the scouts to fight it out B) Facilitate a discussion and encourage resolution C) Ignore the conflict and hope it resolves itself D) Take sides and punish the guilty party
A) To discuss the scout's progress and goals B) To lecture the scout about their behavior C) To spy on the scout's personal life D) To assign chores to the scout
A) A requirement for all adult leaders to carry firearms B) A way to punish misbehaving scouts C) Guidelines to protect youth from abuse D) A set of rules for scouts to follow
A) Keep it a secret to protect the scout B) Ask other scouts for their opinions C) Investigate it themselves D) Report it immediately to the authorities
A) Provide opportunities for scouts to lead B) Tell scouts they are not capable of leading C) Do everything themselves D) Criticize scouts who attempt to lead
A) To decide which scouts get awards B) To punish misbehaving scouts C) To gossip about other patrols D) To plan troop activities
A) Safety and fun B) Strict discipline C) Impressing other troops D) Saving money at all costs
A) Punish them for being weak B) Tell them to stop being a baby C) Offer comfort and support D) Ignore them and hope they get over it
A) A sign of weakness B) Essential for supporting the scout's development C) Unnecessary, as the Scoutmaster is in charge D) Only important if the parents are wealthy
A) Keep it in a personal account B) Spend it however they see fit C) Transparently and responsibly D) Hide it from the Troop Committee
A) A formal presentation of the United States flag B) An optional tradition C) A simple way to pass the time D) A military exercise
A) A way to make scouts compete B) A secret code C) Pairing scouts together for safety D) Assigning chores
A) Value and respect all scouts B) Ignore the needs of scouts with disabilities C) Only cater to the most popular scouts D) Force everyone to be the same
A) Wearing the uniform perfectly B) Following orders without question C) Demonstrating the Scout Oath and Law D) Winning competitions
A) Ignore the behavior B) Expel the scout immediately C) Publicly shame the scout D) Address the behavior privately and constructively
A) Recruitment drives B) Fundraising events C) Large-scale scouting events for fellowship and skill development D) Competitions to determine the best troop |