A) Laying the keel B) Developing a detailed plan and choosing a design C) Raising the mast D) Attaching the rudder
A) Cardboard B) Fiberglass C) Styrofoam D) Aluminum foil
A) Holding the sails B) Housing the engine C) Provides stability and prevents sideways drift D) Steering the boat
A) The hull frame B) The rope webbing C) The sail ribs D) The mast bones
A) Balsa wood B) Pine wood C) Cork wood D) Marine plywood
A) To add color B) To make it float C) To attract fish D) To bond and seal materials
A) The front of the boat B) The back of the boat C) A type of knot D) A spar that extends the foot of a sail
A) To provide power B) To hold the sails C) To anchor the boat D) To steer the boat
A) A navigation tool B) A vertical spar that supports the sails C) A type of anchor D) A small boat
A) Spinnakers B) Jibs and Genoas C) Mainsails D) Mizzens
A) The ropes and wires that control the sails B) The keel's covering C) The decorative flags D) The interior design
A) Smoothing the hull surface B) Polishing the brass C) Painting the boat D) Attaching the sails
A) The highest point of the mast B) A type of rope C) The length of the anchor chain D) The line where the hull meets the water
A) The top of the mast B) The lowest part of the hull C) A type of rudder D) A navigation system
A) The weight of water the boat displaces B) The number of sails C) The boat's color D) The speed of the boat
A) To make the boat faster B) To store supplies C) To provide decoration D) To add weight for stability
A) To clean the deck B) To measure the wind speed C) To provide mechanical advantage when trimming sails D) To store rope
A) Sanding wood B) Sealing seams to make them watertight C) Sharpening tools D) Sewing sails
A) To improve the paint job B) To make the boat faster C) To attract fish D) To prevent mold and mildew
A) A valve on a through-hull fitting B) A type of sail C) A type of rope D) A cleaning product
A) Cleaning B) Cooking C) Navigation D) Fishing
A) The width of the boat B) The length of the boat C) The height of the mast D) The depth of the keel
A) Cleaning the hull B) Measuring depth C) Securing ropes D) Cutting wood
A) Leaving them exposed to the elements B) Ignoring them C) Using saltwater D) Applying anti-corrosion coatings
A) To clean the sails B) To power the boat C) To remove water from the bilge D) To measure the water depth
A) The number of sails B) The depth of the keel below the waterline C) The length of the boat D) The speed of the boat
A) Lowering the anchor B) Folding the sails C) Steering the boat D) Supports the mast from the sides
A) To protect the boat from the sun B) To make the boat float better C) To prevent marine growth on the hull D) To make the boat shiny
A) Supports the mast from the front and attaches headsails B) Steering the boat C) Holding the keel D) Raising the anchor
A) Magnets B) Bolts, adhesives, and fiberglass C) Staples D) Tape |