Do You Know Your Chief Scout?
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Who was the chief scout before Bear Grylls?
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Robert Baden-Powell
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George Purdy
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Peter Duncan
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Ray Mears
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Use the multiple choice questions to see how much you really know about Bear Grylls.
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What made Bear Grylls special when he was appointed as Cheif Scout?
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He was the first British Chief Scout
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He was the youngest chief scout
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He was the oldest chief scout
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He was appointed as chief scout on his Birthday
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A. He was the youngest chief scoutExplanation
Bear Grylls was appointed as the youngest Chief Scout, which made him special. This means that he was chosen for the position at a younger age compared to any other Chief Scout in the past. This recognition highlights his exceptional abilities, skills, and leadership qualities at a young age, setting him apart from others who have held the position.Rate this question:
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What was Bear Grylls' most popular TV series called?
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Born Adventurer
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Born Camper
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Born TV Presenter
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Born Survivor
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A. Born SurvivorExplanation
Bear Grylls' most popular TV series is called "Born Survivor."Rate this question:
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Why was Bear famous for climbing Everest?
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He was the youngest Briton to climb it
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He completed it in the shortest time
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He did it solo
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He did it without any food
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A. He was the youngest Briton to climb itExplanation
Bear was famous for climbing Everest because he achieved the feat at a young age, becoming the youngest Briton to climb the mountain. This accomplishment set him apart and garnered attention and recognition for his achievement.Rate this question:
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What other method did Bear use to conquer Everest?
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Parascending
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Parasailing
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Paramotoring
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Parachuting
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A. ParamotoringExplanation
Bear used paramotoring as another method to conquer Everest. Paramotoring involves using a motorized paraglider to fly through the air. This method allows him to cover long distances and gain altitude, which would be helpful in conquering the high peaks of Everest. By using a paramotor, Bear can navigate the challenging terrain and unpredictable weather conditions of the mountain, making it a suitable choice for his expedition.Rate this question:
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What is Bear Grylls' full name?
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Thomas Michael Grylls
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Ben Michael Grylls
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Peter Michael Grylls
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Edward Michael Grylls
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A. Edward Michael GryllsExplanation
The correct answer is Edward Michael Grylls. This is the full name of Bear Grylls, a British adventurer, writer, and television presenter known for his survival skills and outdoor adventures.Rate this question:
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What scout section did Bear start in when he was young?
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Beavers
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Cubs
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Scouts
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Explorers
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A. CubsExplanation
Bear started in the Cubs section when he was young.Rate this question:
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After leaving school which army did he join?
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British
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Indian
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Chinese
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Irish
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A. BritishExplanation
After leaving school, he joined the British army. This suggests that he became a member of the military forces of the United Kingdom.Rate this question:
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Where was Bear Born?
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England
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Scotland
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Wales
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Northan Ireland
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A. Northan IrelandExplanation
Bear was born in Northern Ireland.Rate this question:
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Which university did he attend?
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University of London
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University of Belfast
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University of Manchester
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University of Birmingham
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A. University of LondonExplanation
The question is asking about the university that he attended. The correct answer is University of London, as it is the specific university that he attended. The other options listed are different universities and not relevant to the question.Rate this question:
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