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HWB Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the five major roles of a Cubmaster?

a)

Planner, Recruiter, Supervisor, Motivator, Performer

b)

Leader, Organizer, Communicator, Problem Solver, Evaluator

c)

Teacher, Coach, Mentor, Counselor, Advisor

d)

Administrator, Manager, Director, Coordinator, Facilitator

2.

What is one key responsibility of a Cubmaster as a Planner?

a)

Recruiting boys

b)

Keeping den leaders engaged

c)

Handling monthly pack meetings

d)

Motivating through personality

3.

What does the Maclaren tartan represent in relation to Wood Badge?

a)

A symbol of Cub Leaders

b)

Wood Badge's ties to Gilwell Park

c)

A type of scarf

d)

A song

4.

When did Wolf Cub Leaders start following a separate training system for Wood Badge?

a)

1920

b)

1922

c)

1925

d)

1930

5.

What is primarily the duty of the Cubmaster regarding animated yarns?

a)

To conduct games

b)

To tell stories and yarns to Cubs

c)

To lead physical activities

d)

To manage equipment

6.

How often should stories or yarns be told at Pack meetings?

a)

Only at the end

b)

Every time

c)

Rarely

d)

Monthly

7.

Who should approve the Fund Campaign for the Executive Board of the National Council?

a)

Local Leader

b)

Campaign Director

c)

Executive Board of the National Council

d)

General Chairman

8.

What is one quality of a good Campaign Director?

a)

Distribute work unfairly

b)

Distribute work wisely

c)

Ignore workers

d)

Overload workers

9.

Who founded scouting in the early 20th century?

a)

Robert Baden-Powell

b)

Francis "Blake" Gidney

c)

William de Bois Maclaren

d)

Zulu Chief Dinuzulu

10.

When was the first Scoutmaster's training course held at Gilwell?

a)

August 1918

b)

September 1919

c)

October 1919

d)

November 1919

11.

Who was on a military campaign in Zululand in 1888?

a)

Dinuzulu

b)

Baden-Powell

c)

Cetshwayo

d)

A Scout leader

12.

What were the necklaces made of thousands of acacia beads known as in Zulu?

a)

Wood Badge

b)

IziQu

c)

Kudu Horn

d)

Leather Thong

13.

Where did Baden-Powell first encounter the kudu horn?

a)

England

b)

Battle of Shangani

c)

Gilwell Park

d)

Mafeking

14.

What is the Kudu Horn used for in early Wood Badge courses?

a)

To signal the end of the course

b)

To signal the beginning of the course or an activity

c)

As a decorative item

d)

As a trophy

15.

Who was William de Bois Maclaren in the context of Scouting history?

a)

The donor who purchased Gilwell Park

b)

The founder of Wood Badge

c)

The first Cubmaster

d)

The author of Scouting for Boys