Knowledge Check: Belaying

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Which is the correct order of steps for hand movements for belaying a climber on top rope?:

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Brake, Slide, Pull, Under

Pull, Slide, Under, Brake

Slide, Pull, Under, Brake

Pull, Brake, Under, Slide

Which command sequence is the CORRECT Mazamas climber/belayer communication sequence?

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That’s me! / Climbing! / Climb on!

Belay on! / Climb on! / Climbing!

That's me!/ Belay on!/ Climbing!/ Climb on!

None of the commands listed apply

Which of the following situations are appropriate to belay off the harness from above?

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A moderate snow slope

5th class vertical rock

Both A and D

A 3rd or 4th class rock scramble

11. Which of the following steps are used to ensure the belayer is safe when belaying from the top of a pitch? *

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The belayer is connected via a personal protection leash to the “shelf” or “master point” of the anchor.

The belayer belays the climber from above the anchor.

Both of the above

Neither of the above

What are the universal principles to follow when belaying?: *

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The brake hand never leaves the rope

Hand transitions should happen in the position of maximum friction

The hands and limbs should be positioned ergonomically

1 and 2

All of the above

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