A) Oars B) Engine C) Wind D) Current
A) Starboard B) Stern C) Port D) Bow
A) Port B) Stern C) Mast D) Bow
A) Left B) Backward C) Right D) Forward
A) Right B) Left C) Forward D) Backward
A) Rudder B) Bow C) Keel D) Mast and Boom
A) The boat's engine B) A type of knot C) A smaller sail in front of the mast D) The main sail
A) Anchoring the boat. B) Changing direction by turning the bow through the wind. C) Cleaning the deck. D) Sailing directly downwind.
A) Raising the sails. B) Lowering the anchor. C) Changing direction by turning the stern through the wind. D) Sailing into the wind.
A) Catching wind B) Storing equipment C) Supporting the mast D) Steering the boat
A) Sailing perpendicular to the wind B) Sailing as close to the wind as possible C) Sailing downwind D) Anchoring in a sheltered bay
A) Sailing directly downwind B) Sailing upwind C) Sailing across the wind D) Stopping the boat
A) To prevent sideways drift (leeway) B) To steer the boat C) To catch wind D) To store ballast
A) To secure lines B) To navigate C) To measure boat speed D) To indicate wind direction on the sail
A) The boat speeding up B) The boat leaning to one side due to wind C) The boat slowing down D) The boat turning sharply
A) To steer the boat B) To tie the boat to a dock C) To control the boom's vertical movement D) To hold the mast up
A) Figure Eight B) Bowline C) Sheet bend D) Clove hitch
A) Joining two ropes of different sizes B) Shortening a rope C) Tying a rope to a cleat D) Creating a loop that won't slip
A) The side facing the wind B) The back of the boat C) The side away from the wind D) The front of the boat
A) The top of the mast B) The bottom of the boat C) The side facing the wind D) The side away from the wind
A) Sheet B) Rudder C) Halyard D) Keel
A) A line used to raise a sail B) A type of boat C) A line used to steer the boat D) A knot
A) Backward movement B) Upward movement C) Sideways drift caused by the wind D) Forward movement
A) The depth of the water B) The size of the boat C) The direction the boat is pointing D) The speed of the boat
A) Sunscreen B) Binoculars C) Life jackets D) Snacks
A) Start fishing B) Continue sailing C) Immediately throw a flotation device D) Ignore them
A) Paint the sail B) Clean the sail C) Replace the sail D) Reduce the sail area in strong winds
A) To anticipate changes in wind and sea conditions B) To know what to wear C) To plan a picnic D) To impress your friends
A) Ignoring the wind B) Guessing C) Looking at the clouds D) Observe the movement of flags and wind vanes
A) The boat's color B) The boat's speed C) The boat's size D) The boat's angle relative to the wind |