BSP CLUB DAY 4

What is NOT a purpose of Knot Tying

• Tying a certain object

• Used as ropes / poles

• Used for First Aid

• Replacement for safety equipment

A knot created by lapping one rope right over left, then underneath the other, and then tying the same again in the reverse direction—left over right and then underneath.

• Square Knot

• Bowline

• Clove Hitch

• Water Knot

What type of knot is in the image?

• Square Knot

• Barrel Hitch

• Bowline

• Square Lashing

Which kind of knot is shown in the image?

• Timber Hitch

• Water Knot

• Taut Line Hitch

• Clovehitch

A knot usually used in camping, hiking and outdoor activities. It is especially useful for securing tents or shelters, as it can be used to adjust the tension of the mooring lines, ensuring that the shelter remains stable and secure in windy or harsh weather.

• Timber Hitch

• Taut Line Hitch

• Square Knot

• Square Lashing

It has the the ability to grip a cylindrical object firmly without slipping or shifting, even under heavy loads or in difficult conditions.

• Bowline

• Barrel Hitch

• Square Lashing

• Clovehitch

Ideal knot for hauling wood or other heavy loads over rough or uneven terrain, as it provides a strong and stable connection between rope and load.

• Timber Hitch

• Water Knot

• Square Knot

• Clovehitch

It has the ability to provide a solid and secure connection between two or more poles, even under heavy loads or harsh conditions.

• Bowline

• Barrel Hitch

• Square Lashing

• Square Knot

A popular choice among climbers who rely on knots to secure their harnesses, ropes, and other gear. It has the ability to distribute the load evenly on both cloths.

• Barrel Hitch

• Square Knot

• Timber Hitch

• Water Knot

What device is in the image shown?

• Chronometer

• Barometer

• Tachymeter

• Compass