A) Creating a fixed loop B) Joining two ropes of different sizes C) Making a rope shorter D) Securing a load to a truck bed
A) Figure eight knot B) Square knot C) Bowline D) Clove hitch
A) Making a rope adjustable in length B) Attaching a rope to a pole or ring C) Joining two slippery ropes D) Creating a strong bend in a rope
A) Sheet bend B) Overhand knot C) Water knot D) Figure eight knot
A) Taut-line hitch B) Clove hitch C) Fisherman's knot D) Bowline
A) Clove hitch B) Sheet bend C) Square knot D) Bowline
A) Overhand knot B) Square knot C) Taut-line hitch D) Bowline
A) Square knot B) Bowline C) Clove hitch D) Fisherman's knot
A) Climbing B) Securing a boat to a dock C) Rescuing someone from water D) Tying packages
A) Figure eight knot B) Taut-line hitch C) Bowline D) Clove hitch
A) Slipping knot B) Stopper knot C) Loop knot D) Binding knot
A) The size of the rope used B) The number of twists in the rope C) The way the second overhand knot is tied D) Whether it is tied in a counter-clockwise direction
A) Clove hitch B) Bowline C) Sheet bend D) Water knot
A) To make the knot easier to untie B) To make the knot look aesthetically pleasing C) To prevent the rope from fraying D) To tighten and align the strands for maximum strength
A) Fisherman's knot B) Square knot C) Clove hitch D) Bowline
A) It can make the rope more prone to tangling B) It can slip under load C) It can fuse two ropes together permanently D) It can cause the rope to fray prematurely
A) Sheepshank B) Bowline C) Square knot D) Clove hitch
A) The end of a rope that is frayed B) A special tool used to tighten knots C) A loop formed by bending the rope back on itself, keeping the sides parallel D) A knot that is tied incorrectly
A) To securely join two ropes, especially slippery materials. B) To tie a rope to a pole. C) To create a quick-release knot. D) To form a loop that will not tighten.
A) It's strong and easily inspected for correct tying. B) It's very easy to untie. C) It's ideal for joining ropes of different diameters. D) It uses very little rope.
A) Mooring a boat B) Joining two ropes together C) Securing a hammock D) Rescuing someone from water
A) It's harder to untie B) It is more likely to slip and come undone C) It's more difficult to tie D) It weakens the rope significantly
A) Bowline B) Square knot C) Clove hitch D) Prusik knot
A) It requires no practice to tie correctly B) It's easily adjustable C) It's the strongest knot D) It's very compact
A) Bowline B) Square knot C) None of the above D) Clove hitch
A) The middle section of the rope. B) The very end of the rope. C) The part of the rope used to tie the knot. D) The inactive part of the rope, away from the knot.
A) To haul logs or timbers B) To tie your shoelaces C) To make a buttonhole D) To attach a rope to a climbing harness
A) Bowline B) Figure eight loop C) Overhand knot D) Adjustable Grip Hitch |