BOATING QUESTIONS! Please help me! - stern paddle boats for sale
This is a correct measure would be to determine the length of the ship?
a. end of the rod at its highest point on the rail
b. End of the bow in a straight line to the stern
c. End of the shaft at the rear of the engine or propeller
d. widest part of the port to starboard
# If the wind or current pushes the boat from the pier as it prepares to dock is the first line?
a. Mist
b. Lubber line
c. Starboard (right) online
d. Port (left) online
# What to do when the first ship to basic?
a. Put the engine in reverse and the gun is.
b. Check Check for leaks.
c. Move the weight to the impact.
d. Press with a paddle or gaff.
# If two boats are close together, that we take early and substantial action to keep well away from other ships?
a. two ships
b. the shape of the container
c. Confrontation on the ship
d. the small vessel
# What color light would expect to see a red buoy?
a. White
b. yellow
c. red
d. green
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Stern Paddle Boats For Sale BOATING QUESTIONS! Please Help Me!
6 comments:
This seems to be a test for the safety of the sailors was a while ago? What are you doing?
B, B, B, D (in the case of an execution of a battle and a large glass) B (in the case of 2 vessels relatively close in size), C.
All answers are in the book, and I prefer that you are looking instead to the answers that someone had given him, or not be correct.
1.B
2. B., but with a caveat, make erosion a source outside of the boat.
3. d
4. B.
5. c.
Calculate yourself, you learn sometrhing
Calculate yourself, you learn sometrhing
Therefore, I believe, go and do me a favor, and the browser-teaching safety study itself rather than to ask for other answers. That will go a favor, a person with you on the ship, and others who use the lake.
Ask to give people the answers will not help if you have a close encounter with another ship, killed by boat to other laws, or someone for negligence.
I ask people this question of promoting the training of safety boat to read, and give no information brochures or links.
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