BAREBOAT COASTAL 104 VERSION 2 EXAM
2025 WITH ACTUAL CORRECT QUESTIONS
AND VERIFIED DETAILED ANSWERS
|FREQUENTLY TESTED QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS |ALREADY GRADED
A+|NEWEST|LATEST UPDATE |GUARANTEED
PASS
When you encounter adverse wind conditions during docking or undocking, the use of
__________ lines as well as the engine and the __________ will help you control the boat.
Spring, Rudder
The greater the tidal range, the longer the docklines must be to allow the boat to __________
and __________ with the tide.
Rise, Fall
List three indications that your anchor may be dragging:
1. __________ 2. __________ or 3. __________.
1. Vibrating Anchoring Chain
2. Changes in range or bearings
3. Closeness to another vessel
Two anchors set from the bow 45 to 60 degrees apart is called a __________ __________. This
method maximizes holding power and reduces __________.
Forked Moor, Swing
When approaching a mooring buoy, preparation and __________ between skipper and
__________ are essential for a perfect pick-up.
Planning (Or Communication), Crew
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, The VHF radio is the primary means for making urgent communications. The three levels of
urgent calls are:
__________ for life-threatening situations, __________ for non-life threatening situations and
__________ for navigation or weather hazards.
Mayday, Pan Pan, Securite
The International Regulations for the Prevention of Collisions at Sea (COLREGS), published under
the title __________ __________, establish actions to prevent collisions. Nevertheless, Rule 2
states that __________ is responsible for avoiding a collision.
Navigation Rules, Everyone
At night, a sailboat under sail may show a masthead __________ light alone. If under power, a
boat must show a white __________ light above deck-level sidelights.
Tricolor, Steaming (Or Masthead)
Before towing a dinghy, remove loose gear and tilt or remove the __________. When towing,
use a __________ towline, attach the dinghy securely to the sailboat, and tow it at a
__________ behind the boat appropriate for the conditions.
Outboard, Sturdy, Distance
When arriving in a foreign country, you must fly the _________ flag just below your starboard
spreader. After clearing _________ and _________, you must lower it and fly the nation's
courtesy flag in its place.
Q Flag, Customs, Immigration
A large-scale chart shows a small geographic area in __________ detail. A small-scale chart
shows a large area in __________ detail.
Great, Less
To measure the distance between two points on a nautical chart, span your dividers between
the two points, then measure on the latitude or longitude scale where 1 minute = 1 __________
__________.
Latitude, Nautical Mile
If the difference between waypoints A and B on your course is 18 NM and your speed is 5 Knots,
your Estimated Time Enroute is __________ hours. If you depart A at 0845, your ETA at B will be
__________.
3.6, 1221
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2025 WITH ACTUAL CORRECT QUESTIONS
AND VERIFIED DETAILED ANSWERS
|FREQUENTLY TESTED QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS |ALREADY GRADED
A+|NEWEST|LATEST UPDATE |GUARANTEED
PASS
When you encounter adverse wind conditions during docking or undocking, the use of
__________ lines as well as the engine and the __________ will help you control the boat.
Spring, Rudder
The greater the tidal range, the longer the docklines must be to allow the boat to __________
and __________ with the tide.
Rise, Fall
List three indications that your anchor may be dragging:
1. __________ 2. __________ or 3. __________.
1. Vibrating Anchoring Chain
2. Changes in range or bearings
3. Closeness to another vessel
Two anchors set from the bow 45 to 60 degrees apart is called a __________ __________. This
method maximizes holding power and reduces __________.
Forked Moor, Swing
When approaching a mooring buoy, preparation and __________ between skipper and
__________ are essential for a perfect pick-up.
Planning (Or Communication), Crew
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, The VHF radio is the primary means for making urgent communications. The three levels of
urgent calls are:
__________ for life-threatening situations, __________ for non-life threatening situations and
__________ for navigation or weather hazards.
Mayday, Pan Pan, Securite
The International Regulations for the Prevention of Collisions at Sea (COLREGS), published under
the title __________ __________, establish actions to prevent collisions. Nevertheless, Rule 2
states that __________ is responsible for avoiding a collision.
Navigation Rules, Everyone
At night, a sailboat under sail may show a masthead __________ light alone. If under power, a
boat must show a white __________ light above deck-level sidelights.
Tricolor, Steaming (Or Masthead)
Before towing a dinghy, remove loose gear and tilt or remove the __________. When towing,
use a __________ towline, attach the dinghy securely to the sailboat, and tow it at a
__________ behind the boat appropriate for the conditions.
Outboard, Sturdy, Distance
When arriving in a foreign country, you must fly the _________ flag just below your starboard
spreader. After clearing _________ and _________, you must lower it and fly the nation's
courtesy flag in its place.
Q Flag, Customs, Immigration
A large-scale chart shows a small geographic area in __________ detail. A small-scale chart
shows a large area in __________ detail.
Great, Less
To measure the distance between two points on a nautical chart, span your dividers between
the two points, then measure on the latitude or longitude scale where 1 minute = 1 __________
__________.
Latitude, Nautical Mile
If the difference between waypoints A and B on your course is 18 NM and your speed is 5 Knots,
your Estimated Time Enroute is __________ hours. If you depart A at 0845, your ETA at B will be
__________.
3.6, 1221
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