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Knot Selection for Outdoor Scenarios

1. For a damaged rope where strain needs to be avoided on the damaged section but pulling is still required, the knot recommended is a barrel knot or splice. 2. To join a thin rope to a thicker rope when needing to heave a line across a river, the recommended knot is a sheet bend or fisherman's knot. 3. To drag a large log to camp, the recommended knot is a timber hitch or clove hitch. This summarizes the key details and scenarios presented in the document in under 3 sentences. The document provides examples of knot tying situations and asks the reader to identify the appropriate knot for each scenario.

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Knot Selection for Outdoor Scenarios

1. For a damaged rope where strain needs to be avoided on the damaged section but pulling is still required, the knot recommended is a barrel knot or splice. 2. To join a thin rope to a thicker rope when needing to heave a line across a river, the recommended knot is a sheet bend or fisherman's knot. 3. To drag a large log to camp, the recommended knot is a timber hitch or clove hitch. This summarizes the key details and scenarios presented in the document in under 3 sentences. The document provides examples of knot tying situations and asks the reader to identify the appropriate knot for each scenario.

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Name:_________________________________ Class Code: __________________________

FIT OA: Outdoor and Adventure


Module 2 Worksheet 3

Activity 3: A KNOTTY PROBLEM

Direction: Analyze the scenario/situation carefully and determine the appropriate knot that you
should use. Justify your answers. (60 points)

1. You have a rope with a damaged section in the middle and wish to avoid putting strain on the
damaged section whilst still being able to ‘pull’ on the rope.
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2. You need to heave a line across a river. You decide to throw a light line first and pull across a
heavier line. You wish to join a thin rope to a heavier, thicker rope.
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3. You need to drag a large log going to your camp.


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4. You want to attach a smaller line to a large diameter rope. The line will be under strain in one
direction only and you don’t want it to slip along the large rope.
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5. You need to lower an injured friend down a 4 m wall with the help of your patrol. You need a
good rescue knot to lower him safely and to keep him away from the wall.
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6. You want to attach a safety line to a carabiner and harness for use in climbing. You need a fixed
loop that you can ensure it is tied correctly, even in poor light or poor weather.
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