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Right of Way: - ANSWERSGive right of way to cargo ships not because they are big, but because they have LESS maneuverability Standard method of determining which way to go on a collision course - ANSWERSturn starboard planing hull - ANSWERSfor speed. Can go sometimes up to 40 knots. Racing displacement hull - ANSWERSmade to go 10-20 knots A waterski is a planning or displacement hull? - ANSWERS... theoretical hull speed variables/formula (2 variables) - ANSWERS= (square root of LW...

Bow - ANSWERSFront of Boat Deck - ANSWERSDeck Cabin Trunk - ANSWERSRoof and sides of cabin house Port - ANSWERSLeft Cockpit - ANSWERSLow space in the deck where the crew sits and where the tiller is located Stern - ANSWERSback of the boat Transom - ANSWERSThe flat or slightly curved surface at the stern of the boat Rudder - ANSWERSThe steering foil, directed by a tiller, that is used to turn the boar Tiller - ANSWERSThe lever arm attached to the rudder that allows you to ...

Which type of line will float? - ANSWERSpolypropylene Which type of line stretches the most? - ANSWERSnylon Whipping a line is done to...... - ANSWERSkeep it from fraying No matter which knot you have used , you should always remember..... - ANSWERSit reduces the strength of the line The "king of knots" is the..... - ANSWERSbowline A lead line is useful to..... - ANSWERSmeasure the depth of the water Best knot for tying different size lines together is the..... - ANSWERSs...

Apparent Wind - ANSWERSThe altered wind direction and velocity, which is different from the true wind direction, because of the motion of the weather station Backstay - ANSWERSThe standing rigging that runs from the top of the mast to the transom; helps pull the top of the mast aft Bridle - ANSWERSA fixed piece of line that, when shortened or lengthened, affects the boom position relative to the boat's centerline Center of Effort - ANSWERSthe theoretical focal point of the force gene...

which of the following actions is required of Powerboat A when approaching Sailboat B headed on in darkness or reduced visibility? - ANSWERS(b) or give way to the starboard side when two vessels are in a crossing situation on the water, the vessel that must take early and substantial action to avoid a collision (vessel A) it's called which of the following? - ANSWERS(d) or give way vessel which of the following actions is required of boat be wall being overtaken by Boat A in darkness or...

When an organization is really concerned about people, its total philosophy, culture, and orientation will reflect this belief. - ANSWERSTrue. Without managerial participation in HRM activities and programs, a company is likely to have major human resource problems. - ANSWERSTrue. For employees to be productive, they do not necessarily need to feel that the job is for their abilities but must feel that they are being treated equitably. - ANSWERSTrue. For employees to be productive, they...

Human Resource Management - ANSWERSDesigning management systems to ensure that human talent is used effectively and efficiently to accomplish organizational goals. Human Capital - ANSWERSThe collective value of the capabilities, knowledge, skills, life experiences, and motivation of an organizational workforce. Organizational Culture - ANSWERSThe shared values and beliefs in an organization Employee Engagement - ANSWERSThe extent to which individuals feel linked to organizational succes...

1.) Entrepreneurial 2.) Communal 3.) Formalization, 4.) Elaboration - ANSWERSWhat are the four stages of the organizational life cycle? An organization enters the entrepreneurial stage when it's first created. Success during this stage is measured in terms of staying alive (SURVIVAL). - ANSWERSIn the organizational life cycle, how is the Entrepreneurial stage's success measured? The communal stage focuses on expansion and innovation. It's like the teenage years for human being as ...

Name the 4 Employee Relationship perspectives - ANSWERSEgoist, unitarist, Pluralist, Critical Egoist Perspective - ANSWERSEmployees and employers are self-interested and rational actors Employees are merely Commodities in the eyes of the organizations The labor market solves all problems Unitarist Perspective - ANSWERSER is a long-term partnership Markets are imperfect Seek mutual gain—conflict is AVOIDABLE Organizational policy should make desired employee behavior the op...

What is Human Resource Management? - ANSWERSManagement of people in organizations to drive successful organizational performance and achievement of organization's strategic goals which includes acquire, grow and effectively use human capital. What is Human Capital? - ANSWERSKnowledge, education, training, skills, and expertise of an organization's workforce HRM involves and is in line with? - ANSWERSInvolves implementing HR systems like recruitment, performance appraisal, & compensat...