Guiding Jeopardy

A: A small area designated for rinsing teeth.
Q: spit pit
A: Carry these on end to camp to prevent breakage.
Q: eggs
A: Before leaving, make sure it's out.
Q: fire
A: These two knots are used to hoist a flag.
Q: clove hitch and sheet bend
A: This is a time for reflection at camp.
Q: Guide's Own
A: This is the method for washing dishes at camp.
Q: 1. Hot water and soap, 2. Hot water ,3. Hot water & disinfectant
A: Brailings, guy ropes, and runners.
Q: parts of a tent
A: Fuzz stick, pine gum, and candle ends.
Q: fire starters
A: We need these 3 things to start a fire.
Q: Fuel, heat, air
A: Stand with feet apart and your back to the tent while doing this.
Q: peg a tent

A: Wash gently with soap and water.
Q: Treat a wound
A: Press a gauze pad with your fingers and thumb.
Q: Stop Bleeding
A: Pinch gently but firmly below bony part for 10 to 20 minutes.
Q: Stop a nosebleed.
A: Providing more blood flow to the brain will prevent this.
Q: Fainting.
A: Put in warm, loose clothing, cover with blanket, and heat gradually.
Q: Treating frostbite.
A: Tiny, watery bumps break out when you touch this plant.
Q: Poison ivy
A: Exposure to cold, wet & windy weather can cause this.
Q: Hypothermia
A: Tensor, adhesive, and triangular.
Q: Types of bandages.
A: A waterproof container with a tight-fitting lid.
Q: first aid kit
A: Wear a hat with a brim to prevent this.
Q: Sunburn

A: This is situated 47 miles from Mexico City.
Q: Our Cabana
A: This World Centre's name means "growing together".
Q: Sangam
A: These initials stand for the association that runs the Centres.
Q: WAGGGS
A: This Centre began in 1932.
Q: Our Chalet
A: This craft, made at a World Centre, is made from clay pots decorated and filled with peanuts.
Q: Piñata
A: The first line of this World Centre song begins with, "High up, high on the mountain..."
Q: Our Chalet Song
A: This is the 4th World Centre.
Q: Sangam
A: Winter sports are very popular here.
Q: Switzerland or Our Chalet
A: Helen Storrow financed the building of this World Centre.
Q: Our Chalet
A: This was the original name of Pax Lodge.
Q: Our Ark

A: This became official on Feb. 15, 1965.
Q: Canada Flag
A: 3 aluminium trays held together with wire make this camp oven.
Q: Reflector
A: This is a favourite snack for Mug Up.
Q: S'mores or whatever they say!
A: She was born Feb. 22, 1889.
Q: Olave St. Clair Soames
A: She was called the Grandmother of Girl Guides.
Q: Agnes Baden Powell
A: This popular gadget needs only 3 poles.
Q: Tripod
A: This knot is flat.
Q: Reef knot (or square knot)
A: Sheath, pocket and jack.
Q: types of knives
A: Our Motto.
Q: Be prepared
A: We promise to keep this when we are enrolled.
Q: Guide Law

A: The 85th Anniversary was held in this year.
Q: 1995
A: Lady Pellatt, first Chief Commissioner for Canada, lived in this Capital City.
Q: Toronto
A: In 1988 an International Camp was held in this province.
Q: Echo Valley, Saskatchewan
A: Pathfinders began in this year.
Q: 1979
A: This fund, begun in 1949, helps with Mutual Aid.
Q: Canadian World Friendship Fund
A: An international Camp was held in this province in 1977.
Q: Cape Breton, Nova Scotia
A: In 1910, the first Guide Company was registered here.
Q: St. Catherine's, Ont.
A: This was the year Lord Baden-Powell was born.
Q: 1857
A: An International Camp held at Doe Lake, Ont. in this year. It was the 100th anniversary of Lord B.P.'s birth.
Q: 1957

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