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Example Questions
- Q. A port tack is when the sails are over the starboard side of the vessel true or false?
- Q. Which of the following describes the sailing term "Aft"?
- Q. Is the following vessel on a port tack or a starboard tack?
- Q. Is the following vessel on a port tack or a starboard tack?
- Q. The following describes which part of a sail "Bottom forward corner of a sail"?
- Q. The red circle in the following image identifies which sailing term?
- Q. Boats can sail faster than the wind that powers them. True or False?
- Q. Lift is a force generated by the water pushing against the keel/centreboard of the boat. True or False?
- Q. Wind is the only force required for a boat to travel upwind. True or False?
- Q. Which of the following vessels is the stand-on vessel?