Personal Safety 9A for 2nd Class

What are the "Three R's" of personal safety and protection as taught in the Boy Scouts Second Class rank requirement?

• Run, React, Report

• Recognize, Resist, Report

• Respond, Retreat, Report

• Remember, React, Resist

What does the first "R"—Recognize—mean in the context of personal safety?

• To ignore unsafe situations

• To identify situations that could lead to abuse or harm

• To run away from danger

• To report every situation to an adult

Which of the following is an example of "Resist" in the Three R's?

• Telling a trusted adult about a problem

• Ignoring a dangerous situation

• Saying "no" and getting away from someone who makes you uncomfortable

• Pretending nothing is wrong

Why is "Report" an important step in the Three R's of personal safety?

• It helps you forget about the incident

• It ensures that the situation is addressed by a responsible adult

• It allows you to handle the problem alone

• It makes you feel guilty

Who should you report to if you feel unsafe or someone tries to harm you?

• A stranger

• A trusted adult, such as a parent, teacher, or Scout leader

• Your friends only

• No one

Which of the following is NOT a correct example of "Recognize"?

• Understanding that certain touches are not appropriate

• Knowing that secrets about touching are not okay

• Ignoring your feelings of discomfort

• Being aware of situations that make you feel unsafe

If someone offers you gifts in exchange for keeping a secret, what should you do according to the Three R's?

• Accept the gifts and keep the secret

• Recognize this as a warning sign and report it to a trusted adult

• Ignore the situation

• Only tell your friends

What is the best way to "Resist" if someone tries to touch you inappropriately?

• Stay silent and hope it stops

• Politely ask them to stop

• Firmly say "no," get away, and seek help

• Laugh it off

Which of the following is a correct action under "Report"?

• Telling a trusted adult immediately about the situation

• Waiting to see if it happens again

• Keeping it a secret forever

• Only writing about it in your diary

Why is it important to "Recognize" unsafe situations early?

• So you can ignore them

• So you can take action to protect yourself before harm occurs

• So you can blame others

• So you can test your bravery