They are mighty colourful and clear cards, very nice actually. It is not enough to claim to be good at something to get a badge it has to be proven and the reverse of the cards gives you an idea of what has to happen before you can sew that badge on. Speak for at least five minutes in course of a debate on subject under discussion. Have prepared the subject and submitted clear and orderly notes for his speech. Propose at least two motions, and oppose at least two others in properly conducted debate.
Goodness knows how popular the folk Dancer badge was.
For this the person handing out the badge has to be approved by the nearest branch of the recognised Folk Dancing society or give proof that he is qualified. Card Nine is fun, Interpreter. Where the Scout has to be able to translate in either Esperanto or any language not his native tongue. Esperanto was going to be the language of the future for Europe. Last I heard more people could speak Klingon, perhaps not a success then.