Bob Hope entertains the troops at Camp Borden club in Ontario

Bob Camp Gordon introduces himself and expresses excitement about being at the camp. He humorously discusses Sinatra's health, mentioning a punctured eardrum from listening to Bing's records. A tribute is paid to Frances Langford for her courage. Gratitude is expressed for the opportunity to perform, and humorous anecdotes about Boy Scouts are shared.

What humorous reason is given for Sinatra's condition?

• He was dancing too much.

• He was listening to Bing's records.

• He was playing the piano.

• He was singing too loudly.

Who is recognized as the most courageous person in the tribute?

• Bob Camp Gordon

• Frank Sinatra

• Frances Langford

• Bing Crosby

Where did the speaker meet up with Bob's troop?

• New York and Los Angeles

• London and Algiers

• Paris and Rome

• Berlin and Tokyo

What does Bob attribute his good deed to?

• His Boy Scout spirit

• His love for music

• His friendship with Sinatra

• His military training

What humorous label is mentioned in the Boy Scout anecdote?

• Wolf Patrol

• Lion Patrol

• Eagle Patrol

• Bear Patrol