Q 01/05
A) Valentine's Day
B) Halloween
C) Independence Day
D) New Year's Day
Answer · why
Halloween doubles as Founder's Day because Low was born on October 31, 1860. Girl Scouts first marked the date in her honor in 1920, while she was sti...
Q 02/05
A) Her pearls
B) Her paintings
C) Her London house
D) Her racehorses
Answer · why
Her pearls went the way of much of her fortune: Low paid most Girl Scout expenses herself in the early years, even after recruiting wealthy patrons.
Q 03/05
A) Danced on a table
B) Climbed a tree
C) Stood on her head
D) Jumped a fence
Answer · why
Low stood on her head, a favorite skill since her athletic childhood. Tradition holds that she repeated the trick every birthday to prove she could ke...
Q 04/05
A) A rose petal
B) A scrap of confetti
C) An orange blossom
D) A grain of rice
Answer · why
A grain of rice thrown by well-wishers caused an infection, and removing it punctured her eardrum. Her other ear had already been damaged by a harsh t...
Q 05/05
A) Ernest Thompson Seton
B) Robert Baden-Powell
C) Daniel Carter Beard
D) James E. West
Answer · why
Robert Baden-Powell became a firm friend, and the two happened to sail on the same ship in 1912 when Low headed home to Savannah to start her first Am...
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