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1. What is the purpose of Thinking Day?
   1. to memorize math facts
   2. to think about Girl Scouts around the World and learn about Scouting
   3. to learn more about your brain

2. Why do we celebrate Thinking Day on February 22nd?
   1. because it's Lord and Lady Baden-Powell's birthdays
   2. because it's 8 days after Valentine's Day
   3. because it's right before cookie sales

3. There are 4 international centers where older Girl Scouts and Girl Guides from all over the world can meet. Circle the 4 centers below:
   1. Our Cabaņa in Mexico
   2. Broadway Plaza in Walnut Creek
   3. Sangam in India
   4. Our Chalet in Switzerland
   5. Disneyland in Los Angeles
   6. Olave House/Pax Lodge in England

4. All girls around the world in Girl Scouts and Girl Guides belong to the:
   1. No Homework Club
   2. World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts
   3. Gymnastics Club

5. Some girls give money to the Juliette Gordon Low World Friendship Fund. This money is used for:
   1. send Girl Scouts to other countries and bring other girls to the United States
   2. pay someone to be your friend
   3. buy your favorite Girl Scout cookies

6. Some of the money goes to the Thinking Day Fund set up by the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts. This money is used to:
   1. help people think
   2. buy toys
   3. help carry out projects around the world

7. The World Association pin shows that you belong to:
   1. The worldwide movement of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts
   2. a swim team
   3. the world

8. Match the symbols of the World Association pin with what they represent:

   a) blue represents		1) the sun
   b) gold represents		2) the Promise and the Law
   c) the Trefoil represents		3) the sky
   d) the two stars represent		4) the 3 parts of the Promise

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