What term describes a turn in a rope that crosses itself to create a closed loop?

• A. A Full Wrap In The Rope
• B. The Middle Of The Rope Between The Working End And The Running End
• C. A Turn In A Rope That Crosses Itself To Create A Closed Loop
• D. The Free End Of The Rope Used For Hauling If Needed

Answer: (C)

A crossing turn in ropework that forms a closed loop is known as a honda. The defining feature is the rope crossing over itself to create that loop, which distinguishes it from a simple wrap around an object (no self-cross) or from the standing part or hauling end. So the description “a turn in a rope that crosses itself to create a closed loop” points to this specific crossing-turn concept, which is why that choice is the best fit.