Front

Which of the following knots is part of the Figure 8 family and is most commonly used for tying into a harness? Double Fisherman's Knot, Bowline Knot, Figure 8 Follow-Through Knot, Prusik Knot

Back

Figure 8 Follow-Through Knot

Front

In the PBUS belay technique, what does "P" stand for?

Back

Position

Front

Which of the following is a common belay command used in top rope climbing? "Climbing!", "Fire!", "On belay?", "Ready to rappel?"

Back

"On belay?"

Front

When falling while bouldering, which of the following is the safest way to land? With your arms fully extended, Feet first with your knees slightly bent, On your back, On your stomach

Back

Feet first with your knees slightly bent

Front

What is the primary purpose of flaking a rope before use?

Back

To prevent tangles and ensure smooth handling

Front

Contour lines are lines drawn on a map that connect points of ___________?

Back

equal elevation

Front

Closed contour lines (circles) usually show ________?

Back

hills

Front

Which way does this stream flow?

Back

A

Front

What is the elevation of points A and B on this map?

Back

2000 feet and 2040 feet

Front

A Figure 8 on a Bight is used to tie a rope directly to an anchor or a harness without the need for tying a knot at the end of the rope.

Back

True