Scouting Jeopardy Game Troop 63 Monroe, CT Scouting Jeopardy

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Scouting Jeopardy Game

• Troop 63
• Monroe, CT

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• Scouting Jeopardy Rules
• 1 The patrol which answered the last question
  correctly gets to choose the next category and
  point level
• 2 All answers must be formed as a question
• 3 Patrols must raise hand to respond
• 4 If no patrol raises their hand within 10
  seconds, that question expires and the answer is
  given
• 5 Leaders will pick the first patrol who raises
  a hand
• 6 - The patrol has 10 more seconds to answer the
  question
• 7 If a patrol is incorrect the points are
  deducted from their score. If a patrol is
  correct the points are added to their score.
• 8 If an incorrect answer is received other
  patrols may raise hands for a second chance
• 8 All decisions are final, no arguing

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Round 1
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• Answer Tenderfoot for 100
• Do a Good Turn Daily

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• Your Question Please

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• Question Tenderfoot for 100
• What is the Scout Slogan

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• Answer Tenderfoot for 200
• Be Prepared

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• Your Question Please

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• Question Tenderfoot for 200
• What is the Scout Motto

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• Answer Tenderfoot for 300
• As an American I will do my best to be clean in
  my outdoor manners.
• To be careful with fire.
• To be considerate in the outdoors
• and to be conservation minded.

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• Your Question Please

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• Question Tenderfoot for 300
• What is the Outdoor Code

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• Answer Tenderfoot for 400
• Name the knot

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• Your Question Please

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• Question Tenderfoot for 400
• What is a square knot

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• Answer Tenderfoot for 500
• Identify this poisonous plant

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• Your Question Please

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• Question Tenderfoot for 500
• What is Poison Oak
• (clusters of 3
• rounded, oak shaped leaves)

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• Answer 2nd Class for 100
• This card is earned when a Scout demonstrates how
  to handle woodcutting tools

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• Your Question Please

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• Question 2nd Class for 100
• What is the Totin Chip

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• Answer 2nd Class for 200
• Rotate the compass housing until N touches the
  direction of travel arrow.
• Place the edge of the compass along any magnetic
  N line or along the magnetic N arrow in the map
  legend.
• Turn the map and compass as a unit until you put
  red Fred in the shed.

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• Your Question Please

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• Question 2nd Class for 200
• What is orienting a map

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• Answer 2nd Class for 300
• These parts make up an important camping tool
• Handle
• Head
• Face
• Butt
• Blade
• Bit

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• Your Question Please

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• Question 2nd Class for 300
• What is an Ax

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• Answer 2nd Class for 400
• This injury is identified by the following
  symptoms
• Redness and blisters
• Charred flesh
• Nerve damage
• Possibly no pain is felt

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• Your Question Please

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• Question 2nd Class for 400
• What is a Third Degree Burn

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• Answer 2nd Class for 500
• These precautions must be taken before you can
  perform the activity
• Qualified supervision
• Physical fitness
• Safe Area
• Lifeguards on Duty
• Lookout
• Buddy System
• Discipline
• Ability groups

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• Your Question Please

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• Question 2nd Class for 500
• What is Safe Swimming

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• Answer 1st Class for 100
• This treatment is for a life threatening issue
• Clear the airway
• Perform rescue breathing
• If chest is not rising, perform Heimlich maneuver

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• Your Question Please

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• Question 1st Class for 100
• What is stopped breathing and choking

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• Answer 1st Class for 200
• This technique is used to temporarily join two or
  more sticks together.

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• Your Question Please

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• Question 1st Class for 200
• What is lashing

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• Answer 1st Class for 300
• The Stick and the Felling methods are used to
  perform what action while hiking and
  orienteering?

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• Your Question Please

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• Question 1st Class for 300
• What is estimating an objects height

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• Answer 1st Class for 400
• These five signs are symptoms of a serious,
  life-threatening illness
• Tightness in the chest
• Unusual sweating
• Nausea
• Shortness of breath
• Feeling weak

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• Your Question Please

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• Question 1st Class for 400
• What is a heart attack

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• Answer 1st Class for 500
• These points are essential of ensure a safe
  activity doing what?
• Qualified Supervision
• Physical Fitness
• Swimming Ability
• Lifejackets
• Buddy System
• Skill Proficiency
• Planning
• Equipment
• Discipline

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• Your Question Please

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• Question 1st Class for 500
• What is boating, rafting or floating (tubing)

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• Answer Star-Eagle for 100
• What do these items have in common?
• First Aid
• Environmental Science
• Emergency Preparedness
• Personal Management
• Citizenship in the World

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• Your Question Please

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• Question Star-Eagle for 100
• What are Eagle Required merit badges

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• Answer Star-Eagle for 200
• This person is the leader of a Boy Scout troop

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• Your Question Please

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• Question Star-Eagle for 200
• Who is the Senior Patrol Leader

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• Answer Star-Eagle for 300
• The rank that requires 6 total including 4 Eagle
  required merit badges

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• Your Question Please

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• Question Star-Eagle for 300
• What is Star Scout

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• Answer Star-Eagle for 400
• This rank requires that 6 hours of service
  project work be performed before advancing

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• Your Question Please

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• Question Star-Eagle for 400
• What is Life Scout

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• Answer Star-Eagle for 500
• This rank advancement requires
• Active for at least 3 months since last
  advancement
• Earn 5 Merit Badges
• Demonstrate Leadership
• Demonstrate Scout Spirit

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• Your Question Please

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• Question Star-Eagle for 500
• What is an Eagle Palm