Fundamentals of Guiding

Who was the first chief Guide of Britain?

• Robert Baden-Powell

• Agnes Baden-Powell

• Olave Baden-Powell

• Betty Baden-Powell

How did Girl Guiding start?

• A group of girls appeared at a Boy Scout Rally and started calling themselves Girl Scouts.

• The President decided that there needs to be a group for girls.

• The Queen decided that there needs to be a group for girls.

Which features are present in the Promise? To do my best...

• to do my duty to God

• to serve my country

• to remember the salute

• to help other people and keep the Girl Guides Law

The Guide and Rangers Motto is to

• be kind.

• be helpful.

• be prepared.

• be friendly.

Which one of these is not a Guide Law?

• A Guide is loyal and can be trusted.

• A Guide is polite and respectful.

• A Guide makes good use of her time and her abilities.

• A Guide should help her parents out at home.

Which one of these is not one of the six developmental areas?

• Spiritual

• Intellectual

• Physical

• Serving others

The purpose of the Guiding and Scouting Method is to...

• help us achieve the six developmental areas.

• dictate what we have to do.

The Salute represents...

• the three-fold promise and the three WAGGGS core values.

• Malta Girl Guides.

• Our friendship towards other Guides.

The white corner on the WAGGGS flag represents...

• the Promise.

• Love.

• Friendship.

• Commitment to peace.

The two stars in the World Badge represent...

• Friendship and kindness.

• the Promise and Law.

• Malta Girl Guides and Britain Girl Scouts.

• God and humans.