ASA 104 BAREBOAT CRUISING
List at least four items that, when you are packing for your charter, should be packed in carry-on luggage rather than checked baggage. - Answer- passport
credit/debit card
charter/provisioning documents
prescription medication
change of clothing
Most cruising boats have at least two bilge pumps. The _____ pump is powered by the battery (activated when the float switch senses water in the bilge), and the _____ pump is operated by hand. - Answer- automatic
manual
After first determining that the dock's freshwater supply is _____, fill a cruising sailboat's
freshwater tank through the _____ _____. - Answer- safe
deck plate
A freshwater pump cycling on and off when no one is using water indicates an open _____ or a _____ in the plumbing. - Answer- faucet
leak
When you have finished using the propane stove, first turn off the _____ _____ and let the gas in the line burn off before you turn off the burner. - Answer- solenoid switch
To flush the marine head, first pump in some water, then pump sufficiently to ensure the
waste reached the _____ _____. - Answer- holding tank
To pump out a marine holding tank, first unscrew the _____ _____ _____, then hold the
_____ _____ firmly in the waste outlet. - Answer- waste deck plate
pumpout nozzle
When a boat is not connected to shorepower, the battery bank is recharged most effectively by the engine's _____ with the engine running at _____ rpm or higher. - Answer- alternator 1,500
An inverter converts _____ electricity from the battery banks to _____ electricity, allowing you to use low-wattage AC appliances when the boat is not on shorepower. - Answer- DC
AC
An emergency tiller fits into the top of the _____ _____ and can be used to steer the boat if the cables fail. - Answer- rudder stock Diesel engine cooling is achieved by means of two systems. Ani-freeze is used in the pressurized _____ system, and coolant flow is regulated by a _____. - Answer- internal
thermostat
The engine driven _____-_____ pump circulates seawater in the engine's raw-water cooling system. The pump's _____ is an important part to have on board. - Answer- raw-water
impeller
List at least four factors that affect a sailing vessel's range under power. - Answer- tank capacity
engine rpm
wind and waves
current
marine growth
vessel loading
List at least four repair items and spares that should be carried in addition to the boat's basic tool kit. - Answer- cable ties
duct tape
WD-40
multimeter
short lines
impeller
fuel filters
engine oil
halyards
shackles
cotter pins/rings
sail-repair tape
The _____-style mainsail is hoisted with a halyard, where an in-mast furling mainsail is deployed using the _____. - Answer- classic
outhaul
When setting a roller furling jib, it is important to control the rate at which the sail deploys by taking a turn of the _____ line around a winch to prevent overrides from occurring in the furling _____. - Answer- furling
drum
Overpowered sailboats create excessive _____ to which a boat responds by turning into
the wind. This response is _____ _____. - Answer- heeling
weather helm
To maintain a straight course with excessive weather helm, it is necessary to hold the _____ at a large angle, which causes drag and slows down the boat. - Answer- Rudder
List at least four items that, when you are packing for your charter, should be packed in carry-on luggage rather than checked baggage. - Answer- passport
credit/debit card
charter/provisioning documents
prescription medication
change of clothing
Most cruising boats have at least two bilge pumps. The _____ pump is powered by the battery (activated when the float switch senses water in the bilge), and the _____ pump is operated by hand. - Answer- automatic
manual
After first determining that the dock's freshwater supply is _____, fill a cruising sailboat's
freshwater tank through the _____ _____. - Answer- safe
deck plate
A freshwater pump cycling on and off when no one is using water indicates an open _____ or a _____ in the plumbing. - Answer- faucet
leak
When you have finished using the propane stove, first turn off the _____ _____ and let the gas in the line burn off before you turn off the burner. - Answer- solenoid switch
To flush the marine head, first pump in some water, then pump sufficiently to ensure the
waste reached the _____ _____. - Answer- holding tank
To pump out a marine holding tank, first unscrew the _____ _____ _____, then hold the
_____ _____ firmly in the waste outlet. - Answer- waste deck plate
pumpout nozzle
When a boat is not connected to shorepower, the battery bank is recharged most effectively by the engine's _____ with the engine running at _____ rpm or higher. - Answer- alternator 1,500
An inverter converts _____ electricity from the battery banks to _____ electricity, allowing you to use low-wattage AC appliances when the boat is not on shorepower. - Answer- DC
AC
An emergency tiller fits into the top of the _____ _____ and can be used to steer the boat if the cables fail. - Answer- rudder stock Diesel engine cooling is achieved by means of two systems. Ani-freeze is used in the pressurized _____ system, and coolant flow is regulated by a _____. - Answer- internal
thermostat
The engine driven _____-_____ pump circulates seawater in the engine's raw-water cooling system. The pump's _____ is an important part to have on board. - Answer- raw-water
impeller
List at least four factors that affect a sailing vessel's range under power. - Answer- tank capacity
engine rpm
wind and waves
current
marine growth
vessel loading
List at least four repair items and spares that should be carried in addition to the boat's basic tool kit. - Answer- cable ties
duct tape
WD-40
multimeter
short lines
impeller
fuel filters
engine oil
halyards
shackles
cotter pins/rings
sail-repair tape
The _____-style mainsail is hoisted with a halyard, where an in-mast furling mainsail is deployed using the _____. - Answer- classic
outhaul
When setting a roller furling jib, it is important to control the rate at which the sail deploys by taking a turn of the _____ line around a winch to prevent overrides from occurring in the furling _____. - Answer- furling
drum
Overpowered sailboats create excessive _____ to which a boat responds by turning into
the wind. This response is _____ _____. - Answer- heeling
weather helm
To maintain a straight course with excessive weather helm, it is necessary to hold the _____ at a large angle, which causes drag and slows down the boat. - Answer- Rudder
