Which term describes bundling that uses a single piece of cord to form a series of interconnected loops around the wires?

• A. Lacing
• B. Tying
• C. Single-lacing
• D. Double-lacing

Answer: (A)

The concept here is how a bundle of wires is held together using a weaving method. Lacing uses a single piece of cord that's threaded to form a series of interconnected loops around the wires, creating a continuous weave that holds the bundle together. This produces a flexible, evenly distributed wrap rather than knots, and it matches the description of looping around the wires with one cord. Tying relies on knots rather than a weave, and “single-lacing” or “double-lacing” aren’t standard terms for this single-cord weaving method. So, lacing is the correct term.