Question 13 of 30
Whipping is carried out
A
Prevent the ends of a rope from unlaying
B
To protect the rope from weather
C
Protect the ends from chafing damage
D
Join two ropes of equal size
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Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is Option A: Prevent the ends of a rope from unlaying.
Whipping is the practice of tightly winding twine or cordage around the end of a rope. Its primary purpose is to prevent the strands of the rope from unlaying or unraveling, maintaining the rope's integrity.