Scout's Honor

What lesson have the characters learned
by the end of the story?

• They are not as tough as they thought.

• They need more and better equipment.

• Fire can be started with one match.

• City boys should never go camping.

Who did the author ask for advice on finding a camping spot in the country?

• Scoutmaster Brenkman

• Philip Hossfender

• Richard Macht

• The author's father

What did the author and his friends tell their parents about their camping trip?

• They were going with Scoutmaster Brenkman

• They were going for a day trip

• They were going to a baseball game

• They were going camping overnight

Where did the author have to go for the overnight hike to fulfill the Scout Craft requirement?

• Ebbets Field

• Brooklyn

• The Palisades

• Jersey City

Who said “You wouldn’t lie, would you? What about Scout’s honor?”

• Narrator

• Mr. Brenkman

• Max

• Horse

What is the primary theme of 'Scout's Honor'?

• Friendship and loyalty

• Adventure and exploration

• Courage and bravery

• Honesty and integrity

Which character in 'Scout's Honor' is known for being the most honest?

• The narrator

• Mr. Brenkman

• Max

• Horse

What does the phrase 'Scout's Honor' imply in the context of the story?

• A promise to be brave

• A commitment to honesty

• A pledge to help others

• A vow to be adventurous

In 'Scout's Honor', what lesson do the characters learn by the end of the story?

• They are not as tough as they thought

• They need more and better equipment

• Fire can be started with one match

• City boys should never go camping

Who did the author ask for advice on finding a camping spot in the country?

• Scoutmaster Brenkman

• Philip Hossfender

• Richard Macht

• The author's father