ROPE RESCUE OPS IFSI EXAM 2025 WITH
ACTUAL CORRECT QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
DETAILED ANSWERS |FREQUENTLY TESTED
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS |ALREADY
GRADED A+|BRAND NEW!!|LATEST UPDATE
|GUARANTEED PASS
A 15:1 ratio for rope strength use to be a NFPA standard but a more realistic ratio is suggested to be
10:1
T/F: Knots that are tied in the rope, dressed and set prior to loading can be left in the rope but knots
that have been loaded should be removed and the rope allowed to rest prior to retying the knot.
True
A knot used to isolate a bad spot in the line in an emergency is a:
lineman's loop
T/F: the strongest of all the loop knots is the figure-8 on a bight
true
The strongest type of webbing construction is:
Tape
The strongest tubular webbing construction is
Shuttle loom
Just like with all equipment, care and maintenance of webbing is:
manufacture
A knot used to join webbing together is referred to as a/an
Water knot, ring-bend knot, Overhand bend knot
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, T/F: Like with all knots, the loose end used to tie the webbing knot should be secured to the working
part of the webbing
true
A type of knot construction used to join two ends of the webbing together and at the same time create
a loop in the end of the webbing is called a
frost knot
T/F: Webbing can be damaged in the same way rope is damaged and shall be protected all the times
with tape webbing abrading quicker than tubular webbing
True
Hasty harnesses are very constrictive in nature and when placed on an individual can fall off if not under
load or secured over the shoulders and they
do not have a classification
1 in tubular webbing has a tensile strength of approx
4000lbs
Webbing comes in various configurations for anchoring purposes including
Commercially sewn, tied, commercially sewn NFPA certified with 5000 lb D-rings
A munter system is designed for loads less than
300 lb
A munter can be used as a means of lowering a load 300 lbs or less in an emergency and also for
rappelling
When setting a belay at an anchor point, it shall be kept as close to the load (fall line) as possible to
prevent
pendulum affect
When constructing a tandem prusik belay, it is advisable to use a load releasing hitch in the event the
tandem prusiks become
stuck or jammed
T/F: It is acceptable to anchor yourself to the back of your harness and place the belay device in the
front lower attachment point in the harness for belay operations. This will help maintain the rescuer in
an upright position if they become unconscious.
False
T/F: Figure 8 descenders can be used as belay devices when a rope is placed in the large opening of the
figure 8.
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ACTUAL CORRECT QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
DETAILED ANSWERS |FREQUENTLY TESTED
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS |ALREADY
GRADED A+|BRAND NEW!!|LATEST UPDATE
|GUARANTEED PASS
A 15:1 ratio for rope strength use to be a NFPA standard but a more realistic ratio is suggested to be
10:1
T/F: Knots that are tied in the rope, dressed and set prior to loading can be left in the rope but knots
that have been loaded should be removed and the rope allowed to rest prior to retying the knot.
True
A knot used to isolate a bad spot in the line in an emergency is a:
lineman's loop
T/F: the strongest of all the loop knots is the figure-8 on a bight
true
The strongest type of webbing construction is:
Tape
The strongest tubular webbing construction is
Shuttle loom
Just like with all equipment, care and maintenance of webbing is:
manufacture
A knot used to join webbing together is referred to as a/an
Water knot, ring-bend knot, Overhand bend knot
1|Page
, T/F: Like with all knots, the loose end used to tie the webbing knot should be secured to the working
part of the webbing
true
A type of knot construction used to join two ends of the webbing together and at the same time create
a loop in the end of the webbing is called a
frost knot
T/F: Webbing can be damaged in the same way rope is damaged and shall be protected all the times
with tape webbing abrading quicker than tubular webbing
True
Hasty harnesses are very constrictive in nature and when placed on an individual can fall off if not under
load or secured over the shoulders and they
do not have a classification
1 in tubular webbing has a tensile strength of approx
4000lbs
Webbing comes in various configurations for anchoring purposes including
Commercially sewn, tied, commercially sewn NFPA certified with 5000 lb D-rings
A munter system is designed for loads less than
300 lb
A munter can be used as a means of lowering a load 300 lbs or less in an emergency and also for
rappelling
When setting a belay at an anchor point, it shall be kept as close to the load (fall line) as possible to
prevent
pendulum affect
When constructing a tandem prusik belay, it is advisable to use a load releasing hitch in the event the
tandem prusiks become
stuck or jammed
T/F: It is acceptable to anchor yourself to the back of your harness and place the belay device in the
front lower attachment point in the harness for belay operations. This will help maintain the rescuer in
an upright position if they become unconscious.
False
T/F: Figure 8 descenders can be used as belay devices when a rope is placed in the large opening of the
figure 8.
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