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KNOT CHALLENGE

Do you know your knots?

This knot knowledge test randomly picks 10 questions from our question bank and gives you four choices to choose from. Select the best answer for each question. When finished press the "Score" button at the bottom of the page to see how you performed.

Question 1: Which knot, bend, hitch, or lashing is used for tying the ends of different size ropes together?
Timber Hitch
Sheet Bend
Whipping
Rolling Hitch


Question 2: Which knot, bend, hitch, or lashing can be used to temporarily shorten the length of a rope?
Rolling Hitch
Sheep Shank
Clove Hitch
Square Bend (Knot)


Question 3: Which knot, bend, hitch, or lashing can be used to create a rope handle to lift heavy objects such as a log and is often used in rope climbing?
Butterfly Knot
Fisherman's Bend (Knot)
Rolling Hitch
Double Sheet Bend


Question 4: Which knot, bend, hitch, or lashing is primarily used to join flat tape or webbing?
Belaying to a Cleat
Fisherman's Bend (Knot)
Water Bend (Knot)
Sheep Shank


Question 5: Identify this knot, bend, hitch, or lashing:

Water Bend (Knot)
Shear Lashing
Diagonal Lashing
Figure of Eight on a Bight Knot


Question 6: Identify this knot, bend, hitch, or lashing:

Belaying to a Cleat
Timber Hitch
Diagonal Lashing
Stopper Knot


Question 7: Identify this knot, bend, hitch, or lashing:

Bowline Knot
Water Bend (Knot)
Square Lashing
Taut Line Hitch


Question 8: Identify this knot, bend, hitch, or lashing:

Carrick Bend
Water Bend (Knot)
Whipping
Taut Line Hitch


Question 9: Identify this knot, bend, hitch, or lashing:

Constrictor Hitch (Knot)
Double Half Hitch
Bowline Knot
Rolling Hitch


Question 10: Identify this knot, bend, hitch, or lashing:

Marlin Spike Hitch
Round Lashing
Double Half Hitch
Sheep Shank


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