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ASA 101 - Sailing Made Easy - Chapter 1 100% Correct What is the primary purpose of a sail in sailing? The primary purpose of a sail is to harness the wind's energy to propel the boat forward. Define "leeway" in the context of sailing. Leeway refers to the sideways drift of a boat caused by the wind and current, affecting its course and position. What is meant by "tacking" when sailing? Tacking is the maneuver of turning the bow of the boat through the wind to c...

Boating Chapter 3 Review Questions and Answers 100% Pass How does the shape of a boat's hull influence its performance? The shape of the hull affects how the boat moves through the water, impacting speed, maneuverability, and stability. What are the advantages of a catamaran compared to a monohull? Catamarans offer greater stability, more deck space, and shallower drafts, making them ideal for certain conditions. What is the purpose of flotation devices on a boat? Flotation d...

bow - answer-front of a boat stern - answer-Rear of a vessel starboard - answer-right side of a vessel port - answer-Left side of a vessel hull - answer-the frame or body of ship gunwale - answer-the upper edge of the side of a boat or ship cleat - answer-Metal fitting on which a rope can be fastened propeller - answer-Rotates and powers a boat forward or backward beam - answer-Maximum width of a vessel freeboard - answer-Distance from water to lowest point of the boat where water coul...

NJ Boaters Licence Test| Answered 100% Correctly Left side of the boat Port Right side of the boat Starboard Front of boat Bow Back of boat Stern Body of boat Hull Upper edge of a boat's side Gunwale Maximum width of a vessel Beam Distance from water to lowest point of boat where water could come on board Free board Depth of water needed to float a vessel Draft Main center line (backboard) of a vessel, or the extension of hull that increases stability in the water Keel St...

NJ BOATING LICENSE EXAM 2024| NEW EXAM WITH 100% ANSWERS| ALREADY SCORED A+ Bow - front of a ship Cleat - Metal fitting on which a rope can be fastened Gunwale - the upper edge of the side of a boat Hull - Body of a vessel Port - Left side of a vessel Starboard - right side of a vessel Stern - Rear of a vessel Beam - Maximum width of a vessel

Boating Exam Questions and Answers Already Passed How should a vessel's registration number and validation decal be displayed? C. on both sides of the bow of the boat what is most important when selecting the right PFD for a passenger? C. passenger's body weight and chest size What important safety information is found on a boater's capacity plate? C. maximum weight and or number of people the boat can carry safely What is the best way to find out about hazards on a local waterway? A. cons...

1 BOATING LICENSE EXAM | QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (VERIFIED) | LATEST UPDATE | GRADED A+ what is one of the first symptoms of hypothermia? Correct Answer: shivering What information is usually found on the capacity plate of a powerboat? Correct Answer: maximum weight and/or number of people the boat can carry safely You file a float plan for a weekend trip. Which of these should be included in the plan? Correct Answer: registration number, size, and make of your boat At what point should...

Which of the following is a requirement for PFDs? correct answers They must be properly sized for the intended wearer What must you do if you see another vessel's red and white lights off your starboard bow? correct answers Maneuver to avoid a collision What must you do when anchoring at night? correct answers Turn on an all-around white light What is being signaled when you hear 5 short blasts from another vessel's horn? correct answers They are indicating a dangerous situation exist...

Port - ANSWERLeft Side Starboard - ANSWERRight Side Bow - ANSWERFront Stern - ANSWERBack PWC - ANSWERPersonal Watercraft Hull - ANSWERBody of a Vessel Gunwale - ANSWERUpper edge of vessel's side (generally pronounced "gunnel") Cleat - ANSWERMetal fitting on which a rope can be fastened Propeller - ANSWERRotates and powers a boat forward or backward Red & Green sidelights - ANSWERLights on the front of boat All Round White Light -

Major Lights - a high intensity and reliable light exhibited from a fixed structure or marine site Primary Major Light - Established for making landfall from sea Secondary Major Light - Established at harbor entrances Minor Lights - Low to moderate intensity light used to mark a specific channel or location Two considerations for minor lights - o Care should be taken NOT to confuse minor lights with lighted buoys o Established in harbors, channels, rivers, and isolated locations Sector Li...