Eagle Board of Review | 161 questions and answers 2023/24

Eagle Board of Review | 161 questions and answers 2023/24 FACT - Oaths Scout Oath - "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." FACT- Oaths Scout Law - A Scout is trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly,courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean and reverent. FACT-Oaths Scout motto - Be Prepared FACT-Oaths Scout Slogan - Do a good turn daily. FACT-Oaths Outdoor Code - As an American, I will do my best to--Be clean in my outdoor manners, Be careful with fire, Be considerate in the outdoors, and be conservation minded OPINION-Oaths What is the hardest point of the Scout Law for you to live by - why? - In the past, the hardest point is trustworthy because sometimes i don't always tell the truth to my parents about school or homework because i don't want to get in trouble, but i realize that they always find out anyway so it is best just to tell the truth. OPINION-oaths ...What point of the Scout Law is the most important to you - why? - I think trustworthy is the most important because the only thing you have is your word and it is something i really want to work on. Opinion-oaths ......What does "Scouting Spirit" mean to you - why? - Scouting sprit means that everyone obeys the scout law, oath, slogan and motto and everyone is friendly with each other. I think it is important because it has taught me to work in a group and to help each other. Opinion-oaths What do the various points of the scout law mean to you? - Trustworthy: always tell the truth and never take anything that isn't yours. Loyalty: always be there for your friends and family. Helpful: help whenever you can. Friendly: always be nice. Courteous: always be polite. Kind: Always be nice. Obedient: follow the rules. Cheerful: always be happy. Thrifty: Always spend your money wisely. Brave: always stand up for what is right and don't be afraid. Clean: Always shower and keep your language clean. Reverent: always believe in god. Opinion-oaths What values has Scouting taught you that you think others see in you - at home, in your unit, at school and/or in the community? - I am more helpful and friendly and kind. For example: I help my cousins with their homework a lot. Opinion-oaths How do you live by the Scout Law and Oath? - I live by the scout oath and law by trying to apply what they say every day. Opinion-oaths ...What do the different points of the Scout Oath mean to you? - the oath reminds me that i have to be the best person i can every day. Opinion-oaths ...What does "duty to God" mean to you? - It means that every scout has to believe in God and believe that God is benevolent. Opinion-oaths ...What does "duty to Country" mean to you? - It means if you are called to duty you have to serve your country. It also means you have to pay your taxes. ... Opinion-oaths How do you "help others at all times"? - When i see people that need help I help them Opinion-oaths ...How do you feel about wearing your uniform in public? - I don't mind wearing my uniform in public. I am proud to wear it. Fact-scouting experiences ...What leadership positions have you held? - I have held scribe and troop historian. Fact-scouting experiences ...What were your responsibilities in each position? - For scribe I had to write doing important information at our meetings and for troop historian I had to made a poster with the history of our troop. Fact-scouting experiences ...What leadership position do you hold now? - I don't hold any leadership position now. Fact-scouting experiences ...What you would do if a scout refused to comply and/or ignored a valid request you made in the performance of his duties. - I would give him a time out and think about the consequences tell him if he does it again he will be reported to the senior patrol leader. Fact-scouting experiences ...How might you handle "hurry-up" first aid cases. - I would have someone call 911 and have another person or me help the injured person. Fact-scouting experiences