True False Circle the correct answer as T (true) or F (false) T F 1. The rated capacity of a crane is typically more when the boom is over the side of the crane than when it is over the rear or front. F 2. Chain has friction against most materials, so it works well when wrapped around loads, such as in a basket or choker hitch. T F F F 3. Hardware components are typically less durable than most slings and are much smaller, so they should be stored individually. F 4. Third-party organizations administer standardized training and exams and certify that the student has mastered a minimum skill level. T F 5. A lead line is counted as a part. T 6. Wire rope is classified according to the number of strands in the rope and the number of wires in each strand. T F 7. The breaking strength value can be used directly as a safe value for lifting. T 8. A rope should be removed from service if it has cuts with more than a few broken fibers. T 9. Raising the boom and lowering the load maintains the elevation of the load as it moves horizontally away from the crane. T 10. Obstacles include only physical structures. T 11. A tumbuckle's fittings are commonly two eyebolts, though they may also be any combination of eyebolts, hooks, or pinned jaws. T 12. The most common type of hoist braking system uses the friction of a brake lining against a rotor in a motor or gear drive assembly. T 13. If signs of damage are discovered that do not yet exceed allowances, the equipment is not permitted to remain in service. F F F F F