NFPA 1001 - Chapter 9 - Practice Quiz

What are the four primary types of rope

• 1) Life Safety Rope

  2) Escape Rope

  3) Throwline Rope

  4) Braided Rope

• 1) Life Safety Rope

  2) Escape Rope

  3) Coiled Rope

  4) Utility Rope

• 1) Life Safety Rope

  2) Escape Rope

  3) Throwline

  4) Utility Rope

• 1) Life Safety Rope

  2) Escape Rope

  3) Kermantle Rope

  4) Utility Rope

When is a life safety rope used

• During emergency situations for lowering or raising individuals to safety.
• During cooking demonstrations
• Used for recreational purposes only
• As a fashion accessory

When is an escape rope used

• As a single use self rescue rope when fire is not involved

• To cook a meal in the wild
• To communicate with other players online
• To summonAs a single use self rescue rope when fire is involved

When is a fire escape rope used

• As a single use self rescue rope when fire is involved

• As a fashion accessory
• As a single use self rescue rope when fire is not involved

• During a picnic

When is a throw line used

• At a movie theater
• In cooking recipes
• A floating rope used in water rescue

• A sinking rope used in water rescue

When is utility rope used

• Hoisting and lowering tools

• Utility rope is used for playing video games.
• Utility rope is used for baking cakes.
• Utility rope is used for climbing mountains.

The construction, design, and performance of Life Safety Ropes

• NFPA 1983

• NFPA 1963

• NFPA 1973

• NFPA 1993

NFPA 1983 requires manufacturers to provide _____

• information on the requirements for manufacturers
• details on product pricing
• guidelines for product usage
• detailed instructions for proper use, maintenance, and inspections of Life Safety Rope

What are the two types of Life Safety Rope

• Nylon Rope and Polyester Rope
• Technical use Life Safety Rope and General use Life Safety Rope

• Static Rope and Dynamic Rope
• Climbing Rope and Bungee Rope

Technical use Life Safety Rope must have a diameter of

• 9.5 mm and less than 13 mm

• 0.5 mm and less than 1.3 mm

• 8.5 mm and less than 12 mm

• 10.5 mm and less than 14 mm