Talk:AY Honors/Knot Tying/Answer Key - Revision history

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Jomegat at 15:16, 4 April 2020

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Jomegat: /* 9. Select ten additional knots from the list below. Be able to tie them from memory, know their common uses and limitations, and demonstrate how they are used. */

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9. Select ten additional knots from the list below. Be able to tie them from memory, know their common uses and limitations, and demonstrate how they are used.

Jomegat at 15:14, 4 April 2020

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Jomegat at 15:07, 4 April 2020

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Jomegat: /* 9. Know ten additional knots from the list below */

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9. Know ten additional knots from the list below

Jomegat at 15:05, 4 April 2020

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Jomegat: /* 8. Know the following essential knots. */

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8. Know the following essential knots.

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 :<b>a. <section begin=req6a /><noinclude><translate><!--T:21-->
-</noinclude>Splice
+</noinclude>Splice the ends of two ropes together, tie an eye splice, or tie a back splice
 <noinclude></translate></noinclude><section end=req6a /></b>
-:<b>b. <section begin=req6b /><noinclude><translate><!--T:22-->
+:<b>b. <section begin=req6d /><noinclude><translate><!--T:24-->
 </noinclude>Finish the end of a rope with a double crown, whipping, or a Matthew Walker's knot.
 <noinclude></translate></noinclude><section end=req6d /></b>

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	I've made an attempt to list the knots by by grouping similar knots together and then listing them within each group by ascending order of difficulty. (The list had been listed alphabetically). In some cases, knowing how to tie one of these (such as the overhand) is the first step in tying the next (such as the square).		I've made an attempt to list the knots by by grouping similar knots together and then listing them within each group by ascending order of difficulty. (The list had been listed alphabetically). In some cases, knowing how to tie one of these (such as the overhand) is the first step in tying the next (such as the square).
		+
		+	== Splicing ==
		+	I'd like to combine 6a-c (splicing) and have the Pathfinder do only one of them, moving 6d to 6b.
		+
		+	<b>6. <section begin=req6 /><noinclude><translate><!--T:20-->
		+	</noinclude>Do the following to rope:
		+	<noinclude></translate></noinclude><section end=req6 /></b>
		+
		+	:<b>a. <section begin=req6a /><noinclude><translate><!--T:21-->
		+	</noinclude>Splice
		+	<noinclude></translate></noinclude><section end=req6a /></b>
		+
		+	:<b>b. <section begin=req6b /><noinclude><translate><!--T:22-->
		+	</noinclude>Eye splice
		+	<noinclude></translate></noinclude><section end=req6b /></b>
		+
		+	:<b>c. <section begin=req6c /><noinclude><translate><!--T:23-->
		+	</noinclude>Back splice
		+	<noinclude></translate></noinclude><section end=req6c /></b>
		+
		+	:<b>d. <section begin=req6d /><noinclude><translate><!--T:24-->
		+	</noinclude>Finish the end of a rope with a double crown, whipping, or a Matthew Walker's knot.
		+	<noinclude></translate></noinclude><section end=req6d /></b>
		+

	==8. Be able to tie the following essential knots from memory, know their common uses and limitations, and demonstrate how they are used. ==		==8. Be able to tie the following essential knots from memory, know their common uses and limitations, and demonstrate how they are used. ==

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−	Proposed changes to Knot Tying. Some knots are more useful than others, so I am proposing that requirement 8 be divided into two. The first part consists of ten essential knots, none of which are optional. The second is a list of knots from which to choose ten others. I have added the Siberian hitch, the trucker's hitch, the cleat hitch, and the marlinspike hitch to the second list, as these are incredibly useful knots to know (I use them all the time). I added the overhand to the essential list, as it is fundamental.	+	Proposed changes to Knot Tying. Some knots are more useful than others, so I am proposing that requirement 8 be divided into two. The first part consists of ten essential knots, none of which are optional. The second is a list of knots from which to choose ten others. I have added the Siberian hitch, the trucker's hitch, the cleat hitch, Canadian jam knot, and the marlinspike hitch to the second list, as these are incredibly useful knots to know (I use them all the time). I added the overhand to the essential list, as it is fundamental.

	I've made an attempt to list the knots by by grouping similar knots together and then listing them within each group by ascending order of difficulty. (The list had been listed alphabetically). In some cases, knowing how to tie one of these (such as the overhand) is the first step in tying the next (such as the square).		I've made an attempt to list the knots by by grouping similar knots together and then listing them within each group by ascending order of difficulty. (The list had been listed alphabetically). In some cases, knowing how to tie one of these (such as the overhand) is the first step in tying the next (such as the square).

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 # Miller's knot
 # Packer's knot
 # Pipe hitch
 # Timber hitch

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 I've made an attempt to list the knots by by grouping similar knots together and then listing them within each group by ascending order of difficulty.  (The list had been listed alphabetically).  In some cases, knowing how to tie one of these (such as the overhand) is the first step in tying the next (such as the square).
-==8. Know the following essential knots. ==
+==8. Be able to tie the following essential knots from memory, know their common uses and limitations, and demonstrate how they are used. ==
 # Overhand knot
 # Square knot/reef knot
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 # Alpine butterfly
-==9. Know ten additional knots from the list below ==
+==9. Select ten additional knots from the list below.  Be able to tie them from memory, know their common uses and limitations, and demonstrate how they are used.==
 # Stevedore's knot
 # Surgeon's knot

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−	Proposed changes to Knot Tying. Some knots are more useful than others, so I am proposing that requirement 8 be divided into two. The first part consists of ten essential knots, none of which are optional. The second is a list of knots from which to choose ten others. I have added the Siberian hitch, the ~~Trucker~~'s hitch, and the marlinspike hitch to the second list, as these are incredibly useful knots to know (I use them all the time). I added the overhand to the essential list, as it is fundamental.	+	Proposed changes to Knot Tying. Some knots are more useful than others, so I am proposing that requirement 8 be divided into two. The first part consists of ten essential knots, none of which are optional. The second is a list of knots from which to choose ten others. I have added the Siberian hitch, the trucker's hitch, the cleat hitch, and the marlinspike hitch to the second list, as these are incredibly useful knots to know (I use them all the time). I added the overhand to the essential list, as it is fundamental.

	I've made an attempt to list the knots by by grouping similar knots together and then listing them within each group by ascending order of difficulty. (The list had been listed alphabetically). In some cases, knowing how to tie one of these (such as the overhand) is the first step in tying the next (such as the square).		I've made an attempt to list the knots by by grouping similar knots together and then listing them within each group by ascending order of difficulty. (The list had been listed alphabetically). In some cases, knowing how to tie one of these (such as the overhand) is the first step in tying the next (such as the square).

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 # Sheepshank
 # Trucker's hitch
 # Man harness knot
 # Anchor bend

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-Proposed changes to Knot Tying.  Some knots are more useful than others, so I am proposing that requirement 8 be divided into two.  The first part consists of ten essential knots, none of which are optional.  The second is a list of knots from which to choose ten others.  I have added the Siberian hitch and the Trucker's hitch to the second list, as these are incredibly useful knots to know (I use them all the time).  I added the overhand to the essential list, as it is fundamental.
+Proposed changes to Knot Tying.  Some knots are more useful than others, so I am proposing that requirement 8 be divided into two.  The first part consists of ten essential knots, none of which are optional.  The second is a list of knots from which to choose ten others.  I have added the Siberian hitch, the Trucker's hitch, and the marlinspike hitch to the second list, as these are incredibly useful knots to know (I use them all the time).  I added the overhand to the essential list, as it is fundamental.
 ==8. Know the following essential knots. ==
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 ==9. Know ten additional knots from the list below ==
-# Anchor bend
+# Stevedore's knot
-# Bowline on a bight
+# Surgeon's knot
 # Carrick bend
 # Cat's paw
-# Constrictor knot
+# Lark's head
-# Crown knot
+# Marlinspike hitch
 # Double bow
 # Double sheet bend
 # Fisherman's bend
 # Fisherman's loop
 # Miller's knot
 # Packer's knot
 # Pipe hitch
-# Prusik knot
+# Timber hitch
 # Siberian hitch
-# Slipped half hitch
+# Constrictor knot
 # Strangle knot
-# Surgeon's knot
+# Sheepshank
 # Trucker's hitch