Certified Arborist Practice Exam

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A climber yells "Clear" and the ground worker responds "All clear". This is a type of:

  1. Command-response

  2. Upper tip quadrant

  3. Side

  4. Z133

The correct answer is: Command-response

This scenario where a climber yells "Clear" and the ground worker responds with "All clear" represents a command-response communication style. In this type of communication, one person issues a command or instruction, and the other person acknowledges and confirms the receipt of the message. This style is crucial in tree care operations to ensure clear and effective communication between team members and enhance safety protocols. The other options are incorrect because they do not accurately describe the communication dynamic illustrated in the given scenario. Upper tip quadrant, side, and Z133 are not relevant in this context of communication between a climber and a ground worker.

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