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These are the sailing &  \nknowledge skills that you will be responsible for.  \nPages 112 & 113  \nWhat is the definition of a sounding?  \nWhat are the three main units that soundings are measured in?  \nHow many feet are in a fathom?  \nPage 113  \nWhat is latitude?  \nWhat is longitude?  \nWhat is one degree of latitude equal to?  \nOne nautical mile is the equivalent to   of latitude?  \nPage 91  \nWhat is the most aft storage compartment of a sailboat?  \nWhat is the lowest part of the interior of the boat?  \nWhat is the main reason that sailboats are equipt with bow & stern pulpits as well as lifelines?  \nWhere is the safest place to step on & off a vessel?  \nWhen can you discharge oil in the water?  \nWhen can you throw packaging overboard?  \nPage 91 & 92  \nWhat is a safety harness, tether, & jack-line?  \nWhat is the main purpose of this equipment?  \nPage 137 & 138  \nBe able to identify and know the functions of ...  \nTransom Rudderpost Through-hull fitting  \nBinnacle  \nPage 142  \nWhat are the many duties of the acting skipper aboard a vessel?  \nPages 174 & 175  \nWho do you file a float plan with before you go coastal cruising?  \nPage 149  \nWhat are some important navigation aids and equipment?  \nPage 181  \nWhen & why would you reef a mainsail?  \nPages 140 & 141  \nWhat is a masthead light used for? Where is it's location? and it's arc of visibility?  \nWhat are the sidelights used for? Where is it's location? and their arc of visibility?  \nWhat is the stern light used for? Where is it's location? and it's arc of visibility?  \nWhat is the anchor light used for?Where is it's location? and it's arc of visibility?  \nWhat type of light configuration does a vessel under 65.5 ft need? less then 23 meters? less then 7 meters?  \nPage 80  \nWhat are the two types of flags that a vessel engaged in diving will hoist? Know names and colors.  \nPage 77  \nWhat is the inland and international rule for every vessel regarding a lookout?  \nPage 78  \nWhat is the inland and international rule for any vessel that is on an obvious collision course with anyother vessel?  \nPages 144-145  \nWhat are the pfd & fire extinguisher required on vessels 26-40 feet?  \nPages 77-81-especially the diagram on Page 81  \nWhat are the navigational rules and preferred courses to take in starboard/port tacks?  \nWindward/leeward course?  \nPage 115  \nWhat is a day-mark (day-beacon)? How can they be identified (3 ways)?  \nEither refer to chart number 1 or the diagrams on pages 112-117 Know the symbol for the following...  \nWater depth  \nCurrent  \nSunken wreck kelp, seaweed mid-channel buoy  \ncan nun  \nwhistle buoy red bouy green buoy radio tower  \npreferred channel buoy  \nPages 114-117  \nYou will either travel through a channel to open water or from open water. 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