The best option to fill in the missing information needed for step 5 is:
A. Hold the knot with your index finger while you pull the tie's wide end down.
This option directly relates to the process of tightening the knot after it has been formed.
How to Tie a Tie
The Four in Hand Knot is one of the easiest and most common tie knots. It goes well with most ties and most dress shirts. Follow these easy steps to learn this spiffy tie knot.
Steps:
Drape the tie around your neck with the wide end on the right. The wide end should hang about 12 inches below the narrow end.
Wrap the wide end of the tie around the narrow end by crossing it over the front. Then, pull it back behind the narrow end and back across the front. This will create a small loop for the knot.
Pull the wide end up and through the loop around the neck.
Tuck the wide end of the tie through the small loop made in step 2. This will begin to form the knot.
Tighten the knot by holding the narrow end while pulling the knot up toward the collar of the shirt.
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Which of the following best fills in the missing information needed for step 5?
A.
Hold the knot with your index finger while you pull the tie's wide end down.
B.
Be careful not to pull the tie knot up too far because it could choke you.
C.
Wash, iron, and button your shirt so that it looks presentable with your tie.
D.
Make sure that your tie is facing with the right side out before you tie it.
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