Rope Operations State Practice Test

What is braided rope?

A rope made by twisting fibers Single weave formed by 3 or more fiber bundles The rope's core alone A rope with a double sheath

Correct Answer:

Single weave formed by 3 or more fiber bundles

Explanation:

Braided rope is created by interlacing three or more fiber bundles along the length of the rope. This weaving forms a single rope by braiding the fibers together, rather than twisting them into laid strands. That interlaced structure gives braided rope a smooth surface, good flexibility, and even load distribution, which are distinct from the way laid rope is made by twisting fibers. The other ideas describe twisting yarns into a rope, focusing on a core or a sheath, which are not what braided rope is defined by. So the best description is a single braided construction formed from multiple fiber bundles.

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