Which of the following is a carabiner type used in the program?

• A. Screw gate
• B. Auto locking carabiner
• C. Supersafe carabiner
• D. Non-locking carabiner

Answer: (B)

Locking mechanisms on carabiners prevent connections from opening unintentionally when they’re under load or bumped. In this program, using an auto-locking carabiner matters because its lock engages automatically after you close the gate, so you don’t have to take a separate step to lock it. That reduces the chance of forgetting to lock and helps ensure quick, reliable setups during activities. Manual locking options like screw gates require an extra action to lock and can be forgotten, while non-locking carabiners offer no protection against accidental opening. The term supersafe isn’t a standard option used in the program. So, the auto-locking carabiner best supports safety and efficiency in typical program scenarios.