Sailing Tests

Full Test

The full test includes a selection of 20 questions from all other tests

How Boats Sail: Basic science questions on how boats sail
Parts of a Sail: Be able to name a part of a sail from an image
Parts of a sailing Boat: Be able to name a part of a boat from an image
Points of Sail: Identify the points of sail of vessels from the supplied images
Relative Terms: Identify the relative term from images
Rules of the Road: Understand the rules of the road when sailing and be able to identify which vessels have the right of way from a selection of images
Tacks: Starboard vs Port: Identify which tack boats are on from a selection of images
Terminology: Identify the meanings of different sailing terms

Morse Code: Identify the correct visual representation of a letter or numbers more code
Phonetic Alphabet: Phonetic Alphabet
Semaphore Flags: Identify semaphore letters and numbers from images
Signal Flags: Understand the letters represented by different signal flags

Buoys: Combination of questions from all 6 buoys, direction of buoyage and IALA buoyage systems
Cardinal Marks: Ability to identify cardinal marks from their unique visual features
Direction of Buoyage: Understand and easily identify on charts the direction of buoyage
Emergency Wreck Buoys: Ability to identify emergency wreck buoys from their unique visual features
IALA Buoyage Systems: What are the buoyage systems and which countries use which one
Isolated Danger Buoys: Ability to identify isolated danger buoys from their unique visual features
Lateral Marks: Ability to identify lateral marks from their unique visual features
Preferred Channel Markers: Ability to identify preferred channel markers from their unique visual features
Safe Water Markers: Ability to identify safe water marks from their unique visual features
Special Marks: Ability to identify special marks from their unique visual features

Beaufort Wind Scale: Judge the wind speed from a visual description of the sea