Question 1965 Deck General
70% to passYou would properly secure a gantline to a bosun's chair with a _______________.
A
double blackwall hitch
B
bowline
C
double sheet bend
D
fisherman's bend
AI Explanation
The correct answer is C) double sheet bend. The double sheet bend is the proper way to secure a gantline (a rope used to raise and lower a bosun's chair) to the bosun's chair. This knot is strong, secure, and easy to untie, making it the preferred choice for this application. The other answer choices would not be suitable. A double blackwall hitch is not recommended for securing a load, a bowline is better suited for creating a loop at the end of a line, and a fisherman's bend, while strong, is more complex than necessary for this purpose.
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