In the Patrol System, how do the boys organise themselves?
AInto large groups led by adults
BInto rows arranged by their age
CInto teams ranked by their marks
DInto small groups with elected leader
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Into small groups with elected leader
1. The Patrol System is a key part of Scouting training.
2. Boys organise themselves into small groups with an elected patrol leader.
3. Adult-led groups, age rows and mark ranks do not match.
_Source: Wikipedia, Progressive education, Robert Baden-Powell_
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