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Rope Rescue and Belaying Techniques Quiz 5

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What was used as the counterweight in the oldest belaying technique?

a)

A rock

b)

Another person

c)

A pack animal

d)

Carabiners

2.

How many holes are found on a classically designed belay plate?

a)

One

b)

One or two

c)

Three or more

d)

Four or five

3.

Which of the following is an example of a personal belay device?

a)

Sterling F4

b)

PMC Hook

c)

Air Traffic Controller

d)

Petzl Exo

4.

Rope grabs are usually made of:

a)

Metal

b)

Wood

c)

Plastic

d)

Other rope

5.

In which of the following situations might a fall arrest rope grab likely be used?

a)

Tower or industrial-type rescues

b)

Water rescue

c)

Cliff rescue

d)

Cave rescue

6.

Fall arrest rope grabs are designed to:

a)

Arrest in one direction

b)

Arrest in two directions

c)

Arrest in a direction set by a switch

d)

Allow free sliding of rope

7.

NFPA 2500 specifies that a T-rated rope grab be able to hold against:

a)

2 kN (1000 lbf)

b)

5 kN (1124 lbf)

c)

8 kN (2000 lbf)

d)

10 kN (2250 lbf)

8.

A personal handled ascender should be used in conjunction with:

a)

A carabiner attached to the rope

b)

An escape device or brake bar

c)

Two other ropes tied together

d)

A personal lanyard and an etrier or footloop

9.

A foundational part of rope rescue is making:

a)

An appropriate connection to sufficient anchorage

b)

Connections with other departments

c)

Plans for working as the IC

d)

Networks of ropes in a very short time

10.

In some sense, the most elemental kind of anchorage for rope rescue is:

a)

Existing structure/natural feature

b)

Manufactured anchor

c)

Temporary anchor

d)

Dynamic anchor