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Cub Scouts Overview Quiz - Test Your Cubs Knowledge
The Cub Scouts was inspired by the children's classic "The Jungle Book".
Cub Scouts Overview Quiz - Test Your Cubs Knowledge
Cub Scouts try loads of fun activities and learn new skills. This quiz checks what you know about Cubs, their sections, and how teamwork and challenges help you grow.
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Fascinating Fact:
Cubs try a wide mix of activities, such as games, outdoor skills, crafts, and problem-solving. Many tasks are designed to build confidence and teamwork.
This Scouts UK quiz is about Cub Scouts. You will think about what Cubs do in meetings, how they work together, and how activities help them learn skills and earn badges.
Key Terms
Pack: The name for a group of Cub Scouts who meet together each week.
Leader: An adult who plans activities, keeps everyone safe, and helps Cubs learn new skills.
Badge: A reward you can earn for trying activities and showing what you can do.
Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)
What do Cub Scouts do in a meeting?
Cub Scouts play games, learn skills, try challenges, and work as a team. Meetings often include a mix of fun activities and learning, like first aid, crafts, or outdoor skills.
What is the Cub Scout group called?
A Cub Scout group that meets together is called a Pack. Packs usually split into smaller groups for games and tasks, so everyone gets a turn and can help each other.
How do Cubs earn badges?
Cubs earn badges by taking part in activities and completing challenges. A leader checks what has been done, then the badge is awarded to show new skills or effort.
The motto "Do Your Best" reminds Cub Scouts to always try their hardest in all activities, whether learning new skills, helping others, or having fun.
2 .
How many fingers are held up during the Cub Scout salute?
One
Two
Three
Four
The Cub Scouts use a two-finger salute, which symbolises the ears of a wolf.
3 .
Which of these animals is the Cub Scout section named after in "The Jungle Book"?
Wolf
Tiger
Bear
Lion
The Cub Scout section is inspired by the story of "The Jungle Book" written by Rudyard Kipling, where young wolf cubs learn from their leaders in the pack.
4 .
What is the first badge you earn when you join Cub Scouts?
Activity Badge
Adventure Challenge Badge
Membership Award
Outdoor Challenge Badge
After new Cubs learn about the Cub Scout Promise and Law, also the history of Scouting, they receive The Membership Award to welcome them into the pack.
5 .
What is the name of the founder of the Scout Movement?
Robert Louis Stevenson
Robert Baden-Powell
Ernest Hemingway
Charles Dickens
Robert Baden-Powell founded the Scouting Movement in 1907 and introduced the Cub Scouts in 1916.
6 .
What do Cub Scouts traditionally say when meeting an adult leader?
Salute and say "Good Hunting!"
Hello!
Salute and say "Good Afternoon!"
Salutations!
This is the Cub Scouts' tradition to wish each other good luck and success.
7 .
Which of these is NOT a Six in Cub Scouts?
Red Six
Blue Six
Green Six
Orange Six
In Cub Scouts, a "Six" is a small group led by a Sixer. Common Six colours include Red, Blue and Green, NOT Orange.
8 .
What do Cub Scouts learn to use for navigation during a hike?
Mobile Phone GPS
Compass
Weather Vane
Microscope
Cub Scouts learn to use a compass for navigation, helping them to understand directions and find their way while hiking or exploring outdoors.
9 .
In which activity might Cub Scouts learn about animals and their habitats?
Science Club
Community Service
Wildlife Explorers Badge
Cooking Badge
The Wildlife Explorers Badge involves learning about different animals, their habitats, and how to protect the environment, encouraging Cubs to be mindful of nature.