What is the webbing tie name listed in this material?

• A. Ring Bend
• B. Square Knot
• C. Figure Eight
• D. Clove Hitch

Answer: (A)

The essential idea is recognizing knot names used for connecting webbing ends. The ring bend is the name used to join two ends of webbing or rope to form a single connection, and it lies flat and distributes load well, which makes it a common webbing tie in rescue and rigging contexts. The other options serve different purposes: a square knot is a binding knot that can slip under load on webbing; a figure eight is typically a stopper or loop knot, not a join of two ends; a clove hitch is a hitch used to secure rope to an object, not to connect two ends of webbing. So the webbing tie named in the material is ring bend.