Basic Corrections Officer: Certification Study Guide

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What type of grip involves holding a knife with fingers below the blade?

Reverse grip
Semi-grip
Inverted grip
Standard grip

The correct answer is: Inverted grip

The term that describes holding a knife with fingers below the blade is known as the inverted grip. In this grip, the blade points upwards, and the fingers are positioned beneath the spine of the knife, which can provide better control for certain types of movements or defensive tactics. This grip is often used in close-quarters situations where an upward cutting motion is necessary. Understanding this grip is essential for specific combat scenarios, as it allows for a more intuitive use of the knife in a reverse orientation. In contrast, other grips would not place the fingers below the blade in the same way, which could diminish control and effectiveness in a self-defense context.