Question 2046 Deck General
70% to passMarline is _______________.
A
sail twine
B
four-stranded sisal line
C
two-stranded hemp cord
D
three-stranded cotton line
AI Explanation
The correct answer is C) two-stranded hemp cord. Marline is a type of two-stranded, tightly twisted cordage, typically made from hemp fibers. It is commonly used for seizing, whipping, and other applications where a strong, durable line is needed on ships and boats. The two-stranded construction and hemp material make marline the correct choice from the options provided. The other options are incorrect because: A) sail twine is a lightweight, single-stranded line, B) four-stranded sisal line is a different type of cordage, and D) three-stranded cotton line does not match the description of marline.
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