Step 1: Understanding the problem.
A knot is formed when a loop is created and the ends are pulled through, creating an interlocking pattern. The key is to observe which schematic forms a loop that would result in a knot when pulled.
Step 2: Analyzing the schematics.
- (A) shows a loop that will form a knot when the ends are pulled.
- (B) also shows a loop that forms a knot.
- (C) does not form a knot as the ends are not in a way that would interlock.
- (D) similarly does not form a knot.
\[
\boxed{(A) \text{ and } (B) form knots.}
\]