Girlguiding in the UK

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1. Who became the president of the Girl Guide Association when it was formed? Robert Baden-Powell Agnes Baden-Powell Olave Baden-Powell Thomas Baden-Powell

2. The youngest Girl Guide section, Rainbows, was formed in 1987. What does a "Rainbow" promise when they join? I will do my best to love my Queen and to be kind and helpful. I will do my best to love my Mum and to be kind and helpful. I will do my best to love my Country and to be kind and helpful. I will do my best to love my God and to be kind and helpful.

3. The Rainbow programme is called the Rainbow Jigsaw. What four areas does it cover? Chance, Chant, Chase and Cheer. See, Sing, Surprise and Shout. Look, Learn, Laugh and Love. Grow, Gain, Giggle and Give.

4. Brownie Guides were formed in 1914 but were not originally called Brownies. What were they first known as? Rosebuds Lillies Daffodils Seedlings

5. What is the adult Leader of a Brownie Pack usually called? Brown Bird Brown Bat Brown Leader Brown Owl

6. What is the Guide motto? Be Sure Be Certain Be Confident Be Prepared

7. The Baden-Powell Challenge Award is the highest award a Guide can achieve. True False

8. Girls can continue as Guides until they are 14 when they must leave or join "The Senior Section". True False

9. At the 1926 World Conference what special day was named when Girl Guides from all over the world will remember each other and reaffirm their commitment to international friendship and understanding? World Activity Day World Memory Day World Thinking Day World Guide Day

10. After adult Leaders retire (at any age) what organisation can they join? The Retired Guides Branch The Older Members Club The Trefoil Guild The Retired Guides Association