ASA 101, Basic Keelboat Sailing Exam
Questions with Correct Answers
Hull - Answer-The body of the boat
Hull - Answer-The body of the boat
Keel - Answer-The weighted fin at the bottom of the boat
Keel - Answer-The weighted fin at the bottom of the boat
Bow - Answer-The front of the boat
Bow - Answer-The front of the boat
Stern - Answer-The back of the boat
Stern - Answer-The back of the boat
Cockpit - Answer-The space where the helmsman sits
Cockpit - Answer-The space where the helmsman sits
Rudder - Answer-The fin used for steering
Rudder - Answer-The fin used for steering
Tiller - Answer-The lever which we hold to steer a small boat
Tiller - Answer-The lever which we hold to steer a small boat
Cabin - Answer-The enclosed space below deck
Cabin - Answer-The enclosed space below deck
Stanchions - Answer-Amidships supports for the lifelines
Stanchions - Answer-Amidships supports for the lifelines
Mast - Answer-The vertical pole that supports the sails
Mast - Answer-The vertical pole that supports the sails
Boom - Answer-The spar at the bottom of the mainsail
, Boom - Answer-The spar at the bottom of the mainsail
Spreaders - Answer-The small struts on the sides of the mast
Spreaders - Answer-The small struts on the sides of the mast
Forestay, backstay, shrouds - Answer-The wires that support the mast
Forestay, backstay, shrouds - Answer-The wires that support the mast
Standing Rigging - Answer-Forestay, backstay, shrouds, etc.
Standing Rigging - Answer-Forestay, backstay, shrouds, etc.
Boltrope - Answer-Line sewn into the forward edge of the mainsail
Boltrope - Answer-Line sewn into the forward edge of the mainsail
Halyards - Answer-lines used to raise the sails
Halyards - Answer-lines used to raise the sails
Sheets - Answer-Lines used to trim the sails
Sheets - Answer-Lines used to trim the sails
Running Rigging - Answer-Lines used to raise sails, trim the sheets
Running Rigging - Answer-Lines used to raise sails, trim the sheets
Boom topping lift - Answer-Line which raises the boom to a desired height
Boom topping lift - Answer-Line which raises the boom to a desired height
Tellates - Answer-Pieces of yarn which indicate airflow over sails
Tellates - Answer-Pieces of yarn which indicate airflow over sails
Genoa/Lapper/150% - Answer-A jib that overlaps the mast
Genoa/Lapper/150% - Answer-A jib that overlaps the mast
Working jib - Answer-The 100% jib
Working jib - Answer-The 100% jib
Questions with Correct Answers
Hull - Answer-The body of the boat
Hull - Answer-The body of the boat
Keel - Answer-The weighted fin at the bottom of the boat
Keel - Answer-The weighted fin at the bottom of the boat
Bow - Answer-The front of the boat
Bow - Answer-The front of the boat
Stern - Answer-The back of the boat
Stern - Answer-The back of the boat
Cockpit - Answer-The space where the helmsman sits
Cockpit - Answer-The space where the helmsman sits
Rudder - Answer-The fin used for steering
Rudder - Answer-The fin used for steering
Tiller - Answer-The lever which we hold to steer a small boat
Tiller - Answer-The lever which we hold to steer a small boat
Cabin - Answer-The enclosed space below deck
Cabin - Answer-The enclosed space below deck
Stanchions - Answer-Amidships supports for the lifelines
Stanchions - Answer-Amidships supports for the lifelines
Mast - Answer-The vertical pole that supports the sails
Mast - Answer-The vertical pole that supports the sails
Boom - Answer-The spar at the bottom of the mainsail
, Boom - Answer-The spar at the bottom of the mainsail
Spreaders - Answer-The small struts on the sides of the mast
Spreaders - Answer-The small struts on the sides of the mast
Forestay, backstay, shrouds - Answer-The wires that support the mast
Forestay, backstay, shrouds - Answer-The wires that support the mast
Standing Rigging - Answer-Forestay, backstay, shrouds, etc.
Standing Rigging - Answer-Forestay, backstay, shrouds, etc.
Boltrope - Answer-Line sewn into the forward edge of the mainsail
Boltrope - Answer-Line sewn into the forward edge of the mainsail
Halyards - Answer-lines used to raise the sails
Halyards - Answer-lines used to raise the sails
Sheets - Answer-Lines used to trim the sails
Sheets - Answer-Lines used to trim the sails
Running Rigging - Answer-Lines used to raise sails, trim the sheets
Running Rigging - Answer-Lines used to raise sails, trim the sheets
Boom topping lift - Answer-Line which raises the boom to a desired height
Boom topping lift - Answer-Line which raises the boom to a desired height
Tellates - Answer-Pieces of yarn which indicate airflow over sails
Tellates - Answer-Pieces of yarn which indicate airflow over sails
Genoa/Lapper/150% - Answer-A jib that overlaps the mast
Genoa/Lapper/150% - Answer-A jib that overlaps the mast
Working jib - Answer-The 100% jib
Working jib - Answer-The 100% jib
