Auto Belay and Top Rope Quiz Question Title * 1. Name Question Title * 2. Email Question Title * 3. Select the main elements of an auto belay orientation. Proper fit and use of the harness Inherent risks of using an auto belay Proper return of auto belay to storage position Proper attachment to the auto belay The importance of wearing long pants to avoid scrapes Self-check is an essential step before use How to maintain 3 points of contact How to inspect the auto belay before use Limits of use of the auto belay How to correctly tie a figure 8 knot Question Title * 4. Select the appropriate cautions in using an auto belay. Climbing beyond twenty feet can cause the skin to become worn. Auto belays have weight ranges for use Auto belays are only for speed climbing, so one must climb fast You cannot rest on the lanyard What to do if the lanyard doesn’t retract properly What to do if you forget to clip in. How to retrieve the auto belay lanyard if it is at the top of the wall Select the appropriate terminology to match the description of an auto belay system. Question Title * 5. Lanyard connector A connector at the end of the lanyard attaches the lanyard to a climber’s harness or a connector anchor a barrier of material designed to cover the starting holds of a route. Point at which the auto belay lanyard connector is attached to a suitable point at the base of the climbing structure, top of the belay gate, or the ground Point at which the auto belay device is attached to a suitable point on or above the climbing structure. Question Title * 6. Connector Anchor A connector at the end of the lanyard attaches the lanyard to a climber’s harness or a connector anchor a barrier of material designed to cover the starting holds of a route. Point at which the auto belay lanyard connector is attached to a suitable point at the base of the climbing structure, top of the belay gate, or the ground Point at which the auto belay device is attached to a suitable point on or above the climbing structure. Question Title * 7. Auto belay mounting point A connector at the end of the lanyard attaches the lanyard to a climber’s harness or a connector anchor a barrier of material designed to cover the starting holds of a route. Point at which the auto belay lanyard connector is attached to a suitable point at the base of the climbing structure, top of the belay gate, or the ground Point at which the auto belay device is attached to a suitable point on or above the climbing structure. Question Title * 8. Belay gate A connector at the end of the lanyard attaches the lanyard to a climber’s harness or a connector anchor a barrier of material designed to cover the starting holds of a route. Point at which the auto belay lanyard connector is attached to a suitable point at the base of the climbing structure, top of the belay gate, or the ground Point at which the auto belay device is attached to a suitable point on or above the climbing structure. Question Title * 9. When conducting inspection of equipment used in top rope climbing, select the appropriate inspection protocol. Visual inspection Feel for changes in the texture softness or hardness of item, bumps or sharp grooves Log date, time, and notes regarding inspection of each piece of equipment All of the above Question Title * 10. What are four things a climber checks on the belayer in their safety checks? Shirt is tucked in Their hair is tied back from the face The carabiner attached to the belay loop is locked The carabiner is attached to the belay loop of the harness The belay device is set up correctly The belayer has removed all jewelry The harness is on properly Question Title * 11. Which risk management strategy does a CWI need to be ready to use? Identify and predict risks Eliminate risk Prioritize risk Reduce risk Monitor risks All of the above Question Title * 12. Select the appropriate example of an interpersonal learning activity when teaching how to tie a figure 8 knot. You give each person a strand of rope and have them try to follow your demonstration steps You put them into pairs and have them try to figure out as a team how to tie the knot using a pre-tied knot that they can untie, loosen, examine. You have a person who knows how to tie the knot teach a small group who doesn’t know the knot how to tie in. Question Title * 13. Select the correct definitions for learning objectives and learning outcomes. i. Learning objectives describe what you want to teach. ii. Learning objectives descript the course steps and process. iii. Learning outcomes describe how you know the student has learned the information. iv. Learning outcomes are what you taught. i. and iii. i. and iv. ii. and iii. ii. and iv. Question Title * 14. Using PBUS as a belay technique and a figure eight rethreaded knot for tying into the rope are industry standards. True or False True False Select the appropriate differentiation between inquiry-based teaching approach and problem-solving teaching approach. Question Title * 15. During course delivery you ask students to provide the answer to question as a review of material you have already covered, or they should know. Inquiry-based Problem-solving neither Question Title * 16. When teaching belaying, you hand the students a belay device and suggest that they see if they can figure out how to put the rope through or into the device to use it for belaying. Inquiry-based Problem-solving neither Question Title * 17. You have not explained the challenges of weight differences between climbers. You ask the students to tell you – best guess – what will happen when the climber falls, and the belay brakes the rope. What force is generated when a climber falls? Where does the force of the fall go? What does that mean to the belayer? Inquiry-based Problem-solving neither Question Title * 18. Students now understand the potential issue of a large weight difference between climber and belayer. You ask them to make suggestions of how to keep the belayer from being pulled up into the air. Inquiry-based Problem-solving neither The following questions cover each section of the CWI Activity Plan. Fill out each section to support a single learning outcome from a learn to climb course focused on top rope climbing. Question Title * 19. Learning Outcome (For a single element in a Top Rope course) Question Title * 20. What teaching approaches will be used? Demonstration Description Experiential Trial and Error Problem Solving Question Title * 21. Where in the facility will this activity take place? What equipment is needed? Question Title * 22. How will students be grouped? Question Title * 23. What is the step by step plan to teach the learning outcome? Question Title * 24. What is the risk management plan? Done