Questions and Answers
What does a single short blast of the horn signal?
What does a continuous long and short blast signal?
Which of the following combinations signals for patrol leaders to gather?
What does a continuous long blast signal?
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Which of the following signals is used for gathering around and coming closer?
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What is the age range for a Junior in the Girl Scouts of the Philippines?
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What does the color green in the Girl Scouts of the Philippines logo represent?
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What is the mission of the Girl Scouts of the Philippines?
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What is the Girl Scouts of the Philippines' slogan?
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What does the three loops forming the trefoil in the Girl Scouts of the Philippines logo symbolize?
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Who founded the Girl Scouts of the Philippines?
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What does the circle in the Girl Scouts of the Philippines logo represent?
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What is the vision of the Girl Scouts of the Philippines?
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Study Notes
Signal Descriptions
- One Long Blast: Indicates a need to freeze and stop; alerts everyone to be silent.
- One Short Blast: Signals for immediate attention from the group.
- Few Short Blasts: Calls for gathering around; encourages people to come closer.
Specific Instructions
- Three Short Blasts followed by One Long Blast: Designed to command patrol leaders to assemble at a designated spot.
- Continuous Long Blast: Commands individuals to spread out, indicating to scatter or extend in reach.
- Continuous Long and Short Blasts: Functions as an alarm, warning to look out and prepare for possible action or danger.
Overview of GSP
- GSP (Girl Scouts of the Philippines) is a national non-profit organization supporting Filipino girls and young women aged 4-21 through a non-formal education program focused on character development and service.
- Founded by Mrs. Josefa Llanes Escoda, GSP is active to this day.
Age Levels
- Twinkler: 4-6 years old
- Star: 6-9 years old
- Junior: 10-12 years old
- Senior: 13-15 years old
- Cadet: 16-21 years old
- Girl Scout Tita: 21 years and older
GSP Logo Significance
- Green color symbolizes youth.
- Three loops in the trefoil represent the Girl Scout Promise's parts: God, country, and mankind.
- Stars denote the three main regions of the Philippines: Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.
- Stalk signifies a strong foundation supporting character formation and values-education.
- Circle embodies global sisterhood in guiding and scouting.
GSP Promise
- Commitment to duty to God and country.
- Pledge to help others at all times and live by the Girl Scout Law.
GSP Law
- Honor and trustworthiness are paramount.
- Emphasizes qualities such as loyalty, helpfulness, friendship, courtesy, respect for living beings, discipline, self-reliance, thrift, and cleanliness in thoughts, words, and deeds.
GSP Vision
- Aiming for Filipino girls and young women to be progressive, dynamic, proactive, patriotic, and God-loving.
GSP Mission
- A commitment to helping girls and young women achieve ideals of womanhood and prepare for their responsibilities in both household and global communities.
Slogan and Motto
- Slogan: "Do a good turn daily."
- Motto: "Be prepared."
MANSCI Admirals Logo
- Colors: Green symbolizes youth, while orange indicates spontaneity and a positive outlook, relating to adventure and confidence.
- Stars represent friendly relations and the three regions: Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.
- Anchor symbolizes self-awareness and commitment to values.
- Shield denotes power, strength, and protection, promoting peace.
- Laurel Wreath stands for eternal glory, excellence, and triumph in leadership and character formation initiatives.
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Learn the different signal descriptions used in scouting, including blasts for attention, gathering, and more.
