ISA Certified Arborist Chapter 16 (Climbing and Working in
Trees) Exam Questions With 100% Verified Solutions!!!
1. List four defects that might be found
cuts, excessive
during rope inspection that would require a
fraying putts, pulled
rope to be retired.
or herniated fibers
abrasions
changes in
diameter
discoloration
glazing of the
fibers
2. Before climbing a tree, a climber should inspect the broken limbs
tree for hazards such as... (list 5) climbing hitch.
3. True/False - The load on any piece of
climbing or rigging equipment can be
many times higher than the weight of the
climber or the limb being rigged.
4. The reported by the
manufacturer is the breaking strength of
a rope or piece of hard- ware.
5. Climbers may also choose to use a -
device when tying in. This can reduce the
wear on the rope and damage to the tree
and can, in some cases, facilitate climbing.
6. A - knot is often tied in the tail
from the climbing hitch as a to
prevent the end from going through
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, ISA Certified Arborist Chapter 16 (Climbing and Working in
Trees) Exam Questions With 100% Verified Solutions!!!
lectrical hazards dead limbs decay
plits True friction-saving
ensile strength
figure-8 stopper
knot
7.
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Trees) Exam Questions With 100% Verified Solutions!!!
1. List four defects that might be found
cuts, excessive
during rope inspection that would require a
fraying putts, pulled
rope to be retired.
or herniated fibers
abrasions
changes in
diameter
discoloration
glazing of the
fibers
2. Before climbing a tree, a climber should inspect the broken limbs
tree for hazards such as... (list 5) climbing hitch.
3. True/False - The load on any piece of
climbing or rigging equipment can be
many times higher than the weight of the
climber or the limb being rigged.
4. The reported by the
manufacturer is the breaking strength of
a rope or piece of hard- ware.
5. Climbers may also choose to use a -
device when tying in. This can reduce the
wear on the rope and damage to the tree
and can, in some cases, facilitate climbing.
6. A - knot is often tied in the tail
from the climbing hitch as a to
prevent the end from going through
1/
8
, ISA Certified Arborist Chapter 16 (Climbing and Working in
Trees) Exam Questions With 100% Verified Solutions!!!
lectrical hazards dead limbs decay
plits True friction-saving
ensile strength
figure-8 stopper
knot
7.
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