Lead belay & Rappelling
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Question 1 of 8
1. Question
when do you need to Tie-off belay device?
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Question 2 of 8
2. Question
What is the correct technique for giving slack quickly while lead belaying?
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Question 3 of 8
3. Question
What should the belayer do if the climber is about to fall while close to the ground?
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Question 4 of 8
4. Question
Why is communication between the climber and belayer important during lead climbing?
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Question 5 of 8
5. Question
Arrange these following step to cleanning this anchor-
Untie from the end of the rope. -
Remove the quickdraw which isn’t holding your weight. Ask your belayer to take you tight.
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Pull the end of the rope through the main anchor point.
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Tie a figure-8 on the bight and clip this to your belay loop with a screwgate carabiner.
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Clip another quickdraw into the other anchor bolt and clip it directly to your belay loop.
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Pull up a little slack and push a bight of the rope through the main anchor point as shown.
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Rest your weight on the rope, then remove the other quickdraw. You are now ready to lower.
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Clip your rope through a quickdraw on one of the anchor bolts.
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Question 6 of 8
6. Question
Arrange these following step to cleaning this anchor-
Rest your weight on the rope, then remove the other quickdraw. You are now ready to lower.
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Clip two quickdraws into the anchor bolts; one clipped through the rope and the other clipped directly into your belay loop
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Remove the screwgate carabiner and untie the figure-8 on a bight.
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Tie in to the end of the rope.
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Pull up some slack rope and tie a figure-8 on a bight. Clip this to your belay loop with a screwgate carabiner.
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Remove the quickdraw which isn’t holding your weight. Ask your belayer to take you tight.
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Untie from the end of the rope.
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Feed the end of the rope through the main anchor point(s).
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Question 7 of 8
7. Question
Arrange these following steps to setup anchor for rappelling
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Pull up some slack and tie the rope to a carabiner. Clip this to your belay loop. -
Weight your belay device to check the setup. Then remove the slings. You are now ready to abseil.
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Untie from the end of the rope.
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Attach your belay device and prusik to the rope.
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Remove the carabiner from your belay loop and untie the knot. Pull the rope down so that both ends are on the ground.
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Feed the end of the rope through the main anchor points.
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Girth-hitch both slings through your belay loop and attach them to the anchor bolts with screwgate carabiners.
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Question 8 of 8
8. Question
what is the angle of anchor should be?
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Arrange these following step to cleanning this anchor
Untie from the end of the rope. 
Remove the quickdraw which isn’t holding your weight. Ask your belayer to take you tight.
Pull the end of the rope through the main anchor point. 
Tie a figure-8 on the bight and clip this to your belay loop with a screwgate carabiner. 
Clip another quickdraw into the other anchor bolt and clip it directly to your belay loop. 
Pull up a little slack and push a bight of the rope through the main anchor point as shown. 
Rest your weight on the rope, then remove the other quickdraw. You are now ready to lower. 
Clip your rope through a quickdraw on one of the anchor bolts. 
Arrange these following step to cleaning this anchor
Rest your weight on the rope, then remove the other quickdraw. You are now ready to lower. 
Clip two quickdraws into the anchor bolts; one clipped through the rope and the other clipped directly into your belay loop 
Remove the screwgate carabiner and untie the figure-8 on a bight. 
Tie in to the end of the rope. 
Pull up some slack rope and tie a figure-8 on a bight. Clip this to your belay loop with a screwgate carabiner. 
Remove the quickdraw which isn’t holding your weight. Ask your belayer to take you tight. 
Untie from the end of the rope. 
Feed the end of the rope through the main anchor point(s). 
Pull up some slack and tie the rope to a carabiner. Clip this to your belay loop. 
Weight your belay device to check the setup. Then remove the slings. You are now ready to abseil. 
Untie from the end of the rope. 
Attach your belay device and prusik to the rope. 
Remove the carabiner from your belay loop and untie the knot. Pull the rope down so that both ends are on the ground. 
Feed the end of the rope through the main anchor points. 
Girth-hitch both slings through your belay loop and attach them to the anchor bolts with screwgate carabiners. 
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