The Pravesh Badge marks the beginning of a Cub's or Scout's journey. This stage introduces the foundational values of Scouting—discipline, service, patriotism, teamwork, and personal development.
Q.1 What is the full name of Baden Powell?
Ans: Lord Robert Stephenson Smith Baden Powell.
Q.2 When and where was Baden Powell born?
Ans: 22nd February 1857 at 16 Sten hope Street, London.
Q.3 What is Paxil?
Ans: Baden Powell’s house is named as Paxil.
Q.4 What is the full name of lady Baden Powell?
Ans: Miss. Olave St. Clair Soames.
Q.5 When did Scouting come in to existence?
Ans: In the year 1907.
Q.6 When did Scouting begin in India?
Ans: In the year 1909.
Q.7 When did guiding begin in India?
Ans: In the year 1911.
Q.8 How many parts are there in Scout/Guide promise?
Ans: Three parts :
(a) To do my duty to God and my Country
(b) To help other people and
(c) To obey the S/G law
Q.9 When is Scout/Guide sign shown?
Ans: (a) At the time of taking oath/promise
(b) To show his/her identification (c) At the time of reaffirmation of S/G Promise
Q.10 Who composed Scout/Guide Flag Song?
Ans: Shri Daya Shankar Bhat.
Q.11 What is the duration of singing the flag song?
Ans: 45 Seconds
Q.12 Who composed Scout/Guide prayer song?
Ans: Veer Dev Veer.
Q.13 What is the duration of singing the prayer song?
Ans: 90 Seconds
Q.14 Who composed the National Anthem?
Ans: Rabindra Nath Tagore.
Q.15 What is the duration of the National Anthem?
Ans: 52 Seconds
Q.16 What is the ratio of the National Flag?
Ans: 3:2
Q.17 When was the First experimental scout camp held?
Ans: In 1907 at Brownsea Island, English Channel
Q.18 From whom did BP learn the practice of ‘Left hand Shake’?
Ans: Ashanthi Tribes
Q.19 What is the minimum age to join the scout movement?
Ans: 10 Years
Q.20 On which side of the pocket/sleeve is the membership badge worn?
Ans: Left pocket (Scout) / Left sleeve (Guide)
Q.21 Which level of the Scouting Guiding movement is also known as ‘Tenderfoot’?
Ans: Pravesh
Q.22 Who visited India in 1921 and 1937 related to our movement?
Ans: Baden Powell and Lady Baden Powell
Q.23 Why is November 7th an important day for BS&G?
Ans: Flag Day / Foundation Day of BS&G
Q.24 On whose honour is the Scout/Guide promise administered?
Ans: On one’s own honour
Q.25 A Scout/Guide saves every paisa. Which point of S/G law is referred to here?
Ans: 8th point of S/G Law
Q.26 “Physically strong, mentally awake and morally straight” – what does this explain?
Ans: S/G Motto – Be prepared
Q.27 If you meet someone in uniform but you're not in uniform, how do you identify yourself?
Ans: By showing the scout/guide sign
Q.28 A flag is 120 cms long and 100 cms wide. Is this proportion correct?
Ans: Wrong – Correct ratio is 3:2 → 120 cms : 80 cms
Q.29 Trefoil is imposed on Fleur–de-lis in our BS&G flag. What does it denote?
Ans: Threefold of promise
Q.30 Which flower represents the three parts of the S&G promise from Canada?
Ans: Fleur-de-lis
Q.31 BS&G emblem comprises of (a) Trefoil (b) Fleur-de-lis and a third part. What is it?
Ans: Ashok Chakra
Q.32 Which knot represents international brotherhood?
Ans: Reef knot
Q.33 Where is the national bird seen on Scout uniform?
Ans: On the cap badge
Q.34 Who designed the World Guide Flag?
Ans: Miss Frokh Kariass from Norway
Q.35 Who wrote the book "Aids to Scouting"?
Ans: Baden Powell
Q.36 Where is the international training centre?
Ans: Gilwell Park, London
Q.37 Who started scouting in India?
Ans: Dr. G.S. Arundale with Dr. Annie Besant
Q.38 Who wrote the story "Kim"?
Ans: Rudyard Kipling
Q.39 For how many days did the Mafeking war last?
Ans: 217 Days
Q.40 Expand WAGGGS
Ans: World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts
Q.41 Expand WOSM
Ans: World Organisation of Scout Movement
Q.42 When and where was the first All-India Jamboree held?
Ans: Delhi, 1937, 1–7 February
Q.43 Name the only word that can be replaced in S/G promise?
Ans: “God” can be replaced with “Dharma”
Q.44 What do the two stars in the World Scout Flag denote?
Ans: Law and Promise
Q.45 What does the Ashok Chakra in the middle of BS&G Flag denote?
Ans: It denotes the Indian character of the movement
The Pratham Sopan Badge represents the next stage in a Scout's journey. At this level, Scouts begin to develop essential practical skills such as basic knotting, first aid, patrol system, and teamwork, while deepening their understanding of the Scout Promise, Law, and outdoor responsibilities.
Q.1 Who is the chairman of Patrol in Conrail?
Ans: Patrol Leader.
Q.2 What is Patrol Corner?
Ans: A place where the members of a patrol meet, discuss, and carry out the patrol activities.
Q.3 How can you protect the end of a rope from fraying out?
Ans: By whipping.
Q.4 Which knot is used in bandages?
Ans: Reef Knot.
Q.5 Which knot is used for Life Saving?
Ans: Bow Line.
Q.6 Who is the Chairman of Patrol-in-Council?
Ans: Patrol Leader Concerned.
Q.7 Who is the leader of the smallest unit of a group/company?
Ans: Patrol Leader.
Q.8 To join two slippery ropes, which knot is to be used?
Ans: Fisherman Knot.
Q.9 To call the troop leader, what whistle signal would you use?
Ans: One long blast followed by three short blasts.
Q.10 Which exercise is the only BP six exercise done with feet apart?
Ans: 5th.
Q.11 In first aid, base, point, ends and sides are all parts of what?
Ans: A triangular bandage.
Q.12 Which sling is used to support only the wrist?
Ans: Cuff and collar sling.
Q.13 Which knot is used to tie parcels?
Ans: Reef Knot.
Q.14 Which knot is used to shorten a rope without cutting it?
Ans: Sheep Shank.
Q.15 Expand COH.
Ans: Court of Honour.
Q.16 What is the size of the Patrol Flag?
Ans: 20 cm × 30 cm × 30 cm (Base = 20 cm, Side = 30 cm).
Q.17 If two stones are kept one over the other, and the smaller one to one side, what does it show?
Ans: To go to the side shown by the smaller one.
Q.18 Which knot is known as the king of knots?
Ans: Bowline.
Q.19 What is the shape of the patrol flag?
Ans: Triangle.
Q.20 What is the smallest unit of a troop/company?
Ans: Patrol.
Q.21 Which knot is known as the Hercules Knot?
Ans: Reef Knot.
Q.22 What is the health salt called?
Ans: ORS (Oral Rehydration Solution).
Q.23 What does drill mean?
Ans: It means training the individual to certain movements immediately.
Q.24 Which knot is used to tie a sheet of cloth to a rope?
Ans: Sheet Bend.
Q.25 If the strands of a rope are getting frayed out in the middle, how can you secure and give strength to the weak portion?
Ans: With the help of a Sheep Shank.
Q.26 Which hitch is used to make a cloth line?
Ans: Clove Hitch.
Q.27 Which hitch is the starting point for all the lashings, except diagonal lashing?
Ans: Clove Hitch.
Q.28 Which BP’s Six exercise is known as cone exercise?
Ans: Fourth Exercise.
Q.29 Which is the only BP’s six exercise which is supposed to be done barefoot?
Ans: Sixth Exercise.
Q.30 Write any four contents of a First Aid box.
Ans: Adhesive plaster, roller bandage, triangular bandage, gauze, cotton, Dettol, scissors, salt.
Q.31 Write any five pressure points.
Ans: Occipital, Facial, Temporal, Carotid, Subclavian, Brachial, Radial Ulnar, Palmar Arch, Femoral, Anterior Tibial.
Q.32 Who are all the members of COH?
Ans: Troop Leader, Assistant Troop Leader, Troop Scribe, Troop Secretary, Patrol Leaders. Assistant Patrol Leaders can attend on invitation. Scout Master and Assistant Scout Masters are supervisors.
The Dwitiya Sopan Badge marks a significant advancement in a Scout's journey. At this level, Scouts enhance their practical knowledge through activities like advanced first aid, estimation techniques, fire safety, mapping, and pioneering skills. They also continue to strengthen their commitment to the Scout Promise and Law while participating in community service and outdoor adventures.
Q.1 Bucket chain is a method used for what?
Ans: Putting out fire.
Q.2 What are the various degrees of burns?
Ans: I degree burns, II degree burns and III-degree burns.
Q.3 What is a sprain?
Ans: Tearing of the ligaments of the joint and the tissues around the joint.
Q.4 What is the skill of approximation?
Ans: Estimation.
Q.5 What is the maximum error allowed in estimation?
Ans: 25%.
Q.6 Which methods are used for measuring width or distance?
Ans: Similar triangle method, Napolean method, Compass method, Folded paper method, Lob stick method, Parallax method.
Q.7 What is the difference between sheer lashing and parallel lashing?
Ans: No frapping in parallel lashing.
Q.8 Name any 4 camp tools.
Ans: Handsaw, Chopper, Hammer, Hand axe, Knife, Wedges.
Q.9 Name any two constellations which help to identify North & directions.
Ans: Saptarishi (Great Bear/Plough), Cassiopeia / Orion (The Hunter).
Q.10 Soda bicarbonate is used in first aid for what?
Ans: Stings of wasp, bee and scorpion.
Q.11 When do we ask a patient to breathe through the nose?
Ans: While giving first aid for nose bleeding.
Q.12 What is the company game called when woodcraft signs are used?
Ans: Companywide game.
Q.13 What is the minimum period to work as Pratham Sopan Scout/Guide to qualify for Dwitiya Sopan?
Ans: Nine months.
Q.14 What is the minimum age for qualifying for Dwitiya Sopan?
Ans: 10 years 9 months.
Q.15 Which hitch is used to tie logs of wood?
Ans: Timber Hitch.
Q.16 Which hitch is used to make a rope ladder?
Ans: Marline Spike Hitch / Lever Hitch.
Q.17 Which lashing is used to make a tripod?
Ans: Figure of Eight Lashing.
Q.18 Which lashing is used to support a bunch of bananas?
Ans: Sheer Lashing.
Q.19 Which lashing is used to join two poles at 90°?
Ans: Square Lashing.
Q.20 Which lashing is used when poles cross each other?
Ans: Diagonal Lashing.
Q.21 Which lashing starts with the timber hitch?
Ans: Diagonal Lashing.
Q.22 What should be your direction when putting out a grass fire?
Ans: Facing the wind.
Q.23 What is the difference between needle compass and card compass?
Ans: In needle compass, the needle rotates; in card compass, the card rotates.
Q.24 How many tertiary points are there in a compass?
Ans: 8.
Q.25 In a 16-point compass, what is the angle between two points?
Ans: 22.5°
Q.26 Which constellation helps to find the pole star using stars 1 and 2?
Ans: Saptarishi / Great Bear / Plough.
Q.27 If forward bearing is 450, what is the backward bearing?
Ans: 2250.
Q.28 Which sling is used for a collarbone fracture?
Ans: St. John's Sling / Triangular Suspension Sling.
Q.29 What is the difference between burns and scalds?
Ans: Burns are caused by dry heat; scalds by moist heat.
Q.30 Which part of the Scout uniform can be used as a stretcher?
Ans: Shirt / Scarf.
Q.31 In which method of estimation is a stiff-brimmed hat used?
Ans: Napolean Method.
Q.31.a Where do you tie a timber hitch in a trestle?
Ans: To tie the diagonal braces at the centre.
Q.31.b What is backward bearing?
Ans: The angle measured from the object to the observer.
Q.31.c Which constellation looks like an inverted 'W'?
Ans: Cassiopeia / Lady in the Chair.
Q.32 Which lashing is used to increase the length of poles?
Ans: Parallel Lashing / Sheer Lashing Mark II / Round Lashing.
Q.33 How many points are there in a compass?
Ans: 16.
Q.34 How many proficiency badges are required for Dwitiya Sopan?
Ans: One.
Q.35 Name any three methods of building fire.
Ans: Trench Fire, Pyramid Fire, Star Fire.
Q.36 What is a pace?
Ans: Length of one step.
Q.37 How many types of North are there?
Ans: Three – Grid North, True North, Magnetic North.
Q.38 From which direction is bearing measured?
Ans: Clockwise direction.
Q.39 What is the duration of community work in Dwitiya Sopan?
Ans: One month.
Q.40 What direction does 450 angle in compass represent?
Ans: North East.
Q.41 Which direction shows the pole star?
Ans: North.
Q.42 What is the complete or partial breakage of bone called?
Ans: Fracture.
Q.43 What is the weight and length of an axe handle?
Ans: 750 grams; 50–55 cm.
Q.44 What is the name of the fire building method with three thick woods as enclosure?
Ans: Foundation Fire.
Q.45 Which gas is used to extinguish electrical fires?
Ans: CO₂.
Q.46 What is the use of a draw hitch?
Ans: To climb up and down a tree using a rope.
Q.47 Which triangular bandage is used for the scalp?
Ans: Broad Bandage.
Q.48 Which triangular bandage is used for cuff and collar sling?
Ans: Narrow Bandage.
Q.49 What are the four primary directions in a compass?
Ans: North, South, East, West.
Q.50 What is used for signalling in Semaphore signalling?
Ans: Flag / Flags.
The Tritiya Sopan Badge represents a higher level of training and responsibility in a Scout's journey. At this stage, Scouts demonstrate proficiency in advanced skills such as map reading, pioneering, first aid, rescue techniques, lashings, and signaling. They also take part in hikes, social service, and leadership activities, reinforcing their dedication to the Scout Promise, Law, and the spirit of service.
Q.1 Name any two methods of Whipping.
Ans: American Whipping, Sailmaker Whipping, and West Country Whipping.
Q.2 What is the other name for draw hitch?
Ans: Highwayman’s Hitch.
Q.3 What knot is used to rescue people from the top of a building under fire or collapsed building?
Ans: Fireman’s Chair Knot.
Q.4 Which hitch is used to tie the end of a rope to the peg while making an improvised shelter?
Ans: Round Turn and Two Half Hitches.
Q.5 What are the four parts of a trestle?
Ans: Transom, Ledger, Legs, and Diagonal Braces.
Q.6 In Inch to Foot method, how many steps are taken from the foot of the tree?
Ans: 11 Units.
Q.7 H/L = h/l is the formula used to find the height of an object in which method?
Ans: Shadow Method.
Q.8 What is the sudden loss of consciousness, usually preceded by a feeling of weakness and dizziness called?
Ans: Fainting.
Q.9 When a baby swallows a coin and it blocks the breathing passages, what is it called?
Ans: Choking.
Q.10 What does RF in map reading stand for?
Ans: Representative Fraction.
Q.11 What are the horizontal lines, numbered from south to north, in a map called?
Ans: Northings.
Q.12 Name the imaginary lines on the map which join all the adjacent places of the same height above mean sea level.
Ans: Contour Lines.
Q.13 What is the use of contour lines?
Ans: To show relief features on the map.
Q.14 Expand CPR.
Ans: Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation.
Q.15 What is ABC in first aid and resuscitation?
Ans: Airway, Breathing, and Circulation.
Q.16 What type of fracture occurs when the bone breaks through the skin?
Ans: Compound / Open Fracture.
Q.17 How many square lashings are there in a trestle?
Ans: Four.
Q.18 Which knot is used to pull a heavy load?
Ans: Man Harness Knot.
Q.19 Which knot is used in rescuing a person trapped in fire?
Ans: Fireman’s Chair Knot.
Q.20 Name any three types of splices.
Ans: Short Splice, Back Splice, and Eye Splice.
Q.21 What is the use of a trestle?
Ans: To make bridges and towers.
Q.22 What is the full form of LPG?
Ans: Liquified Petroleum Gas.
Q.23 How many proficiency badges are to be earned in Tritiya Sopan?
Ans: Three proficiency badges.
Q.24 What is a scale?
Ans: The ratio of distance between two points on the map and the distance between the same points on the ground.
Q.25 Where are conventional signs used?
Ans: In maps.
Q.26 Give any two methods of preparing the map.
Ans: Plane Table Method, Road Traverse Method, Triangulation Method.
Q.27 In Tritiya Sopan, what is the required hike distance?
Ans: Hike on Foot: 10 Kms, Hike by Cycle: 30 Kms.
Q.28 Who prepares maps in India?
Ans: Survey of India, Dehradun.
Q.29 What are the five D’s in Mapping?
Ans: Direction, Distance, Demarcation, Details, and Destination.
Q.30 What are the different types of maps?
Ans: Topographical maps, Cadastral maps, Wall maps, Atlas maps, Physical maps, and Cultural/Economic maps.
Q.31 What does the colour black denote in a map?
Ans: Roads and Boundaries.
Q.32 What is the colour of contour lines?
Ans: Brown.
Q.33 In the linear scale, how many divisions are there?
Ans: Two – Primary and Secondary.
Q.34 Instead of what activity can proficiency badges be earned in Tritiya Sopan?
Ans: Instead of Swimming.
Q.35 In the centimetre-metre method, how many units are taken from the foot of an object?
Ans: 9 units.
Q.36 The Morse code letters and numerals are made up of what?
Ans: Dots and Dashes.
Q.37 What are back splices used for?
Ans: To keep the end of the rope intact from unlaying strands.
Q.38 What are short splices used for?
Ans: To join two ropes of the same thickness without tying a knot, allowing them to pass through a pulley.
Q.39 What are eye splices used for?
Ans: To make a permanent eye at the end of the rope.
Q.40 How many stars are there in the Orion constellation?
Ans: 14.
Q.41 Stings are caused by which insects?
Ans: Wasps, Bees, Scorpions, etc.
Q.42 What are grid lines?
Ans: Vertical and horizontal lines that divide the map into squares.
Q.43 Why do you use a profile in map reading?
Ans: To find out the nature of relief features.
Q.44 How many divisions are there in a linear scale?
Ans: 2 – Primary divisions and Secondary divisions.
Q.45 What is the difference between a map, an atlas, and a globe?
Ans: A map is a flat pictorial representation of all or part of the earth; an atlas is a collection of maps in a book; a globe is a spherical model of the Earth.
The Rajyapuraskar Badge is one of the highest honors a Scout can achieve at the state level. It signifies dedication, discipline, and consistent effort in Scouting. At this stage, Scouts are expected to exhibit leadership qualities, complete proficiency badges, participate in community service projects, attend state-level camps, and uphold the ideals of the Scout Promise and Law in both thought and action.
Q.1 What should be the minimum age of a Scout/Guide to attend the Rajyapuraskar testing camp?
Ans: 13 years.
Q.2 Who awards the Rajyapuraskar certificate?
Ans: Governor / State Secretary.
Q.3 On which sleeve is the Rajyapuraskar badge to be worn?
Ans: Left arm sleeve.
Q.4 How many proficiency badges are to be earned by a Rajyapuraskar Scout/Guide?
Ans: 5 by Scouts; 4 by Guides.
Q.5 Name any two proficiency badges of Group A in the Rajyapuraskar.
Ans: Camper, Signaller, Electrician, Tailor.
Q.6 To which group does the Public Health proficiency badge of Rajyapuraskar belong?
Ans: Group B.
Q.7 Name the proficiency badge which is special as it is signed by the State Chief Commissioner.
Ans: World Conservation.
Q.8 How many nights should a Tritiya Sopan Scout/Guide spend for the ‘Camper’ proficiency badge?
Ans: 6 nights.
Q.9 What is the colour of the cross sign on the Child Nurse proficiency badge?
Ans: Green.
Q.10 Which proficiency badge is related to ‘Van Mahotsav’?
Ans: Ecologist.
Q.11 When do we celebrate Leprosy Day in India?
Ans: 30th January.
Q.12 How many illiterate people or children should be taught the three R’s (Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic) in the ‘Literacy’ proficiency badge?
Ans: 10.
Q.13 To which group of proficiency badges does Nutrition Educator belong?
Ans: Group B.
Q.14 How many people should be helped to get checked for leprosy in the Rural Worker proficiency badge?
Ans: 50 people.
Q.15 What is the duration for completing the activity of planting and taking care of 10 plants in the Soil Conservation proficiency badge?
Ans: 30 days.
Q.16 Which method of signalling is used in the ‘Signaller’ proficiency badge?
Ans: Semaphore.
Q.17 Who organizes the Rajyapuraskar Testing Camp?
Ans: State Association under the supervision of the State Organizing Commissioner.
Q.18 What word is written in the Rajyapuraskar badge?
Ans: Seva.
Q.19 What symbol is found above the word ‘Seva’ in the Rajyapuraskar badge?
Ans: Ashok Chakra.
Q.20 How many-point programme is to be followed in the ‘Leprosy’ proficiency badge?
Ans: Five-point programme of BS&G.
Q.21 What symbol is found below the word ‘Seva’ in the Rajyapuraskar badge?
Ans: BS&G Emblem.
Q.22 What is the total number of proficiency badges to be earned by a Tritiya Sopan Scout/Guide to appear for the Rajyapuraskar Testing Camp?
Ans: 9 by Scouts; 8 by Guides.
Q.23 Children or people of what age group can be taught under the ‘Literacy’ proficiency badge?
Ans: 15 to 40 years.
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