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ASTB - Nautical Information Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Bow - Forward-most part of the ship Fore - Forward direction toward the bow AFT - Backward direction toward the stern Stern - Back of the ship Midships - Between the bow and the stern Amidships - Actual center point of the ship Centerline - Imaginary lengthwise line down the center of the vessel Port - Left side of the ship when facing toward the bow Starboard - Right side of the ship when facing toward the bow Hull - The body of the ship 2100% Pass Guarantee Katelyn Whitman All Rights Reserved © 2025 watertight to give strength and buoyancy Keel - The bottom-most structure of the ship Backbone of the Hull Frames - Sections that run longitudinally (fore and aft) or transversely (side to side) throughout the vessel Skeletal Structure Decks - Horizontal Portion of the structure supported by beams Bulkhead - Vertical wall-structure that f

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ASTB - Nautical Information Exam
Questions and Answers 100% Pass


Bow - ✔✔Forward-most part of the ship


Fore - ✔✔Forward direction toward the bow


AFT - ✔✔Backward direction toward the stern


Stern - ✔✔Back of the ship


Midships - ✔✔Between the bow and the stern


Amidships - ✔✔Actual center point of the ship


Centerline - ✔✔Imaginary lengthwise line down the center of the vessel


Port - ✔✔Left side of the ship when facing toward the bow


Starboard - ✔✔Right side of the ship when facing toward the bow


Hull - ✔✔The body of the ship




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, watertight to give strength and buoyancy


Keel - ✔✔The bottom-most structure of the ship




Backbone of the Hull


Frames - ✔✔Sections that run longitudinally (fore and aft) or transversely (side to side)

throughout the vessel




Skeletal Structure


Decks - ✔✔Horizontal Portion of the structure supported by beams


Bulkhead - ✔✔Vertical wall-structure that further divides a vessel interior to various

components




Vital to both strength and preventing damage


Hatches - ✔✔Openings that allow for accessing a loading of supplies - closed when not

in use


Forecastle - ✔✔Forward most component on a ship


Superstructure - ✔✔Main Deck / Upper Most Complete Deck



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