stud
bud
Sign up
Log in
Home
Library
Explore
SAT
More
Ranger History Flashcards | StudBud
Explore
/
Ranger History
Ranger History
22 terms
·
StudBud Administration
·
14 plays
Imported from external platform
Flashcards
22 cards
F
Practice quiz
P
Host live
L
Questions
22
Answers
1
The Rangers new program called Vistas use the ISPPE method. ISPPE stands for:
Inquire, Select, Plan, Participate, Evaluate
Inquire, Select, Program, Participate, Evaluate
Investigate, Select, Plan, Participate, Evaluate
Inquire, Select, Program, Participate, Estimate
2
In 2018, the Chief Commissioner role in Guiding was replaced by two new roles:
Administrator and Chief Executive Officer.
Director of the Board and Guiding Ambassador.
Guiding Ambassador and Administrator.
Chief Executive Officer and Director of the Board.
3
In 2018, The Chief Commissioner’s award was replaced by the Trailblazer Leadership award.
False
True
4
After completing their Wartime Emergency Service Test, being presented an armband and badge meant they knew…
Self-control and preparedness for eventualities
Cooking skills for extreme situations
How to deal with incendiary bombs
Major emergency first aid
5
In 1971, the uniform hats were discontinued as the necessity for a hat diminished.
True
False
6
Do you know why you’re called a
Ranger
? “Rangers” was picked because...
It was derived from ‘Park ranger’ or ‘Forest ranger’.
This branch could explore a wider range of program topics.
It originated from Army Rangers, containing elite soldiers
Of the Rangers (comics), a Marvel Comics superhero team.
7
In 1954, a small group of girls became____.
Junior Leaders
Air Rangers
Vistas
Sea Rangers
8
Girls had to have both theoretical and practical experiences, but at any point could be asked to leave the program!
True
False
9
Sea Rangers focused on...
model airplanes, and sometimes gliding or ballooning.
emergency first aid, how to deal with incendiary bombs, and self-control.
meteorology, navigation and map work.
nautical topics and learned about different types of ships.
10
Finally, the term
Rangers
began in the UK in the year _____ and in Canada in the year _____.
1920, 1949
1916, 1920
1913, 1916
1900, 1913
11
In which year did all the senior groups combine to wear same uniform, and begin a new program called Vistas?
1950
1964
1980
1971
12
The Silver and Bronze awards were introduced when the last program book was written in year _____.
2002
2008
1995
2018
13
In 1911, that senior section of Girl Guides created in Canada was called?
Cadets
Rangers
Senior Guides
Plebes
14
Air Rangers focused on...
meteorology, navigation and map work.
model airplanes, and sometimes gliding or ballooning.
nautical topics and learned about different types of ships.
emergency first aid, how to deal with incendiary bombs, and self-control.
15
Rangers were involved in war services, including hospital work, teaching, running after-school clubs, and so on.
False
True
16
The original Ranger program included badges and girls were also allowed to earn Guide badges.
True
False
17
What year was a senior section of Girl Guides created in Canada?
(What we know now as Rangers)
1901
1911
1934
1920
18
In 1913, they changed their name to?
Senior Guides
Cadets
Plebes
Rangers
19
In 1920, _____ program began for girls who were not interested in becoming leaders or doing the traditional program.
Vistas
Air Rangers
Sea Rangers
Junior Leaders
20
In order to earn
The Chief Commissioner’s Gold Award
Rangers had to...
do a cadet program focused on independence and leadership
be a Junior Leader
follow along with their unit, earning badges and doing activities together
independently complete one full program from the program book
21
What was the name of the award introduced in 1998?
The Chief Commissioner's Gold Award
Lady Baden-Powell Award
Canada Cord
Trailblazer Leadership Award
22
The original Rangers program was a ___-year intensive training program.
One-year
Three-year
Four-year
Two-year