ASA 101-Practice test
When sailing, constantly be aware about the wind's ______ and _______
pace, route
The suited pressure generate______.
Raise
The course relative to the wind wherein the sailboat can't sail is referred to as the_______.
No-sail area
Sailboats can reach an upwind vacation spot by using sailing a _______ path.
Zig zag
The point of sail at the threshold of a no-sail zone is called_________.
Close-hauled
A boat sailing throughout the wind is stated to be __________.
Achieving
Sailing straight downwind is called ________.
Going for walks
As the sailboat's direction adjustments relative to the wind, so need to the sail's _________
to the wind be adjusted.
Perspective (or trim)
The mixture of the genuine wind and wind created by using the boats motion (that we
experience on the boat) is name ___________ wind
obvious
The ___________ is an underwater fin fixed on the bottom of the sailboat that gives stability
and lateral resistance.
Keel
, The sailboat's path thru the water is managed by means of the ________ , which can be
grew to become via either a _________ or a _______ ________.
Rudder, tiller, guidance wheel
Name parts with the lettered items inside the diagram
(k) hull (c) deck (i) cockpit (a) transom (f) bow (h) stern (e) rudder (d) helm [tiller or wheel] (b)
stanchion (g) lifeline (j) pulpit
Name components with the lettered gadgets within the diagram
(d) mast (a) growth (okay) gooseneck (m) spreader (h) shroud (n) headstay/forestay (l)
backstay (b) mainsail (i) headsail/jib (f) halyard (e) mainsheet (c) jib sheet (g) boom vang (j)
increase topping lift
Name elements with the lettered gadgets within the diagram
(g) head (a) tack (d) clew (c) luff (f) leech (e) foot (b) batten
Name components with the lettered gadgets in the diagram
(a) port (f) starboard (c) ahead (g) aft (h) beforehand (i) abeam (e) astern (b) windward (d)
leeward
The mainsail need to be raised while the sailboat is orientated ________ to ___________.
Head, wind
When turning the boat closer to the wind, sails should be __________ in.
Trimmed
When turning the boat far from the wind, the sails need to be _________ out.
Eased
"Fluttering" sails are stated to be ______________.
Luffing
The fine way to influence the boat on a immediately route is to look in the direction of the
________ and pick a ________ to persuade closer to
shore, landmark
When sailing, constantly be aware about the wind's ______ and _______
pace, route
The suited pressure generate______.
Raise
The course relative to the wind wherein the sailboat can't sail is referred to as the_______.
No-sail area
Sailboats can reach an upwind vacation spot by using sailing a _______ path.
Zig zag
The point of sail at the threshold of a no-sail zone is called_________.
Close-hauled
A boat sailing throughout the wind is stated to be __________.
Achieving
Sailing straight downwind is called ________.
Going for walks
As the sailboat's direction adjustments relative to the wind, so need to the sail's _________
to the wind be adjusted.
Perspective (or trim)
The mixture of the genuine wind and wind created by using the boats motion (that we
experience on the boat) is name ___________ wind
obvious
The ___________ is an underwater fin fixed on the bottom of the sailboat that gives stability
and lateral resistance.
Keel
, The sailboat's path thru the water is managed by means of the ________ , which can be
grew to become via either a _________ or a _______ ________.
Rudder, tiller, guidance wheel
Name parts with the lettered items inside the diagram
(k) hull (c) deck (i) cockpit (a) transom (f) bow (h) stern (e) rudder (d) helm [tiller or wheel] (b)
stanchion (g) lifeline (j) pulpit
Name components with the lettered gadgets within the diagram
(d) mast (a) growth (okay) gooseneck (m) spreader (h) shroud (n) headstay/forestay (l)
backstay (b) mainsail (i) headsail/jib (f) halyard (e) mainsheet (c) jib sheet (g) boom vang (j)
increase topping lift
Name elements with the lettered gadgets within the diagram
(g) head (a) tack (d) clew (c) luff (f) leech (e) foot (b) batten
Name components with the lettered gadgets in the diagram
(a) port (f) starboard (c) ahead (g) aft (h) beforehand (i) abeam (e) astern (b) windward (d)
leeward
The mainsail need to be raised while the sailboat is orientated ________ to ___________.
Head, wind
When turning the boat closer to the wind, sails should be __________ in.
Trimmed
When turning the boat far from the wind, the sails need to be _________ out.
Eased
"Fluttering" sails are stated to be ______________.
Luffing
The fine way to influence the boat on a immediately route is to look in the direction of the
________ and pick a ________ to persuade closer to
shore, landmark
