Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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With the wind coming over the starboard rail, the boat is on a starboard _ _ _ _ | tack | 88%
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triangle shaped sail that is forward of the mast on a sloop | jib | 86%
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handle connected to the rudder on smaller boats | tiller | 78%
|
used to raise a sail into position | halyard | 74%
|
used to control the mainsail position | mainsheet | 71%
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Maneuver bring the stern across the eye of the wind | gybe | 60%
|
Sailboats do not "lean" they _ _ _ _ | heel | 52%
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prevents the boom from riding up when sailing downwind | vang | 43%
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On most sloop rigged sailboats, runs from the masthead to the transom | Backstay | 38%
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Used to tension the luff of the sail | downhaul | 38%
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Used to tension the foot of the sail | outhaul | 36%
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condition when the sails are flapping into the wind | luffing | 33%
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Keeps the sidestays out away from the mast to distibute the lateral load | spreaders | 33%
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Maneuver bringing the bow across the eye of the wind | tacking | 28%
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two masted yacht that is typically smaller than a ketch | Yawl | 10%
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