Level 1 Assessment Survey

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1. Your Details (Required.)

Name

Email Address

Phone Number

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2. When adjusting the Jib Car….. (Select the 2 correct answers) (Required.)

Jib car back makes the jib less powerful

Jib car forward makes the jib more powerful

Jib car forward makes the jib less powerful

Jib car back make the jib more powerful

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3. Gybing is a great manoeuvre to do for a MOB. (Required.)

True

False

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4. To get someone back on board we can use………..(select all that apply) (Required.)

Rope/Halyard.

All of the above.

Boarding ladder.

Swim platform

Winch.

Sky hook.

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5. A sailing vessel overtaking a powerboat should give way. (Required.)

True

False

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6. A Reach is when the wind is on the side of the boat- we are going across the wind (Required.)

True

False

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7. The Traveller allows us to Keep the sail flat (de-powered) while adjusting the sail position. (Required.)

True

False

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8. When we head up? (Required.)

The sails will stay on the same side of the boat.

The sails will switch sides.

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9. The Boom Vang controls the tension in the………………….. (Required.)

Foot

Leach

Luff

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10. What device on our sailing boat can help us position our sails at the best angle to the wind? (Required.)

Tell-Tales

Bow prod

Chart plotter

Cunningham

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11. Gybing is?

When the bow passes through the wind and the sails stay on the same side.

When the bow passes through the wind and the sails switch sides.

When the stern passes through the wind and the sails switch sides.

When the stern passes through the wind and the sails stay on the same side.

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12. The Outhaul controls the tension in the foot of the sail, in light wind conditions, how would you set your Outhaul? (Required.)

Tight - we should have a flat sail for less power

Eased - we should have a full / curved sail for more power

Tight - we should have a flat sail for more power

Eased - we should have a full / curved sail for Less power

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13. Factors that affect the recovery procedure include……… (Required.)

Size and weight of the individual

Consciousness of the MOB

Limitations by weather; visibility, sea state, currents

Maneuvering characteristics of your boat

Experience of crew and level of training

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14. Where can we get a marine weather forecast from? (Select all that apply) (Required.)

VHF Radio

Apps – Windy, Predict wind, Coastguard

MetService

All of the above

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15. What 2 things do we need to be able to sail up wind? (Required.)

A sail that creates lift and a Cunningham.

A sail that creates lift and a spinnaker.

It can’t be done, best to drink Rum and wait for the wind to change.

A sail that creates lift and a keel.

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16. A sailing boat on Port Tack should give way to a sailing boat on Starboard. (Required.)

True

False

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17. When sailing up wind the sails should be…… (Required.)

As close in as we can get them.

Halfway out.

All the way out.

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18. Define a Tack? (Required.)

Turning closer to the wind, the sails do not switch sides

The Bow passes through the wind and the sails change sides.

The stern passes through the wind and the sails switch sides.

Turning away from the wind, the sails do not change sides.

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19. The Leeward side of the boat is the side furthest away from the wind (Required.)

True

False

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20. Weather:- At what wind speed are white caps formed? (Required.)

From 5 knots

From 12 knots

From 18 knots

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21. We don’t have any breaks, so how can we stop the boat? (Required.)

Turn into the wind

Turn down wind

Turn so that the wind is on the side of the boat.

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22. Our sails work by creating lift. (Required.)

True

False

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23. Starboard is the left side of the boat. (Required.)

True

False

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24. Safe speed of 5 knts when…. (Select all that apply) (Required.)

Within 200m of the Shore.

Within 200m of a boat displaying a dive flag.

Within 50m of someone swimming.

Within 200m of a vessel over 500t

All of the above

Level 1 Assessment

RNZYS Level 1 Learn to Sail

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* 1. Your Details (Required.)

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* 2. When adjusting the Jib Car….. (Select the 2 correct answers) (Required.)

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* 3. Gybing is a great manoeuvre to do for a MOB. (Required.)

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* 4. To get someone back on board we can use………..(select all that apply) (Required.)

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* 5. A sailing vessel overtaking a powerboat should give way. (Required.)

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* 6. A Reach is when the wind is on the side of the boat- we are going across the wind (Required.)

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* 7. The Traveller allows us to Keep the sail flat (de-powered) while adjusting the sail position. (Required.)

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* 8. When we head up? (Required.)

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* 9. The Boom Vang controls the tension in the………………….. (Required.)

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* 10. What device on our sailing boat can help us position our sails at the best angle to the wind? (Required.)

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* 11. Gybing is?

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* 12. The Outhaul controls the tension in the foot of the sail, in light wind conditions, how would you set your Outhaul? (Required.)

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* 13. Factors that affect the recovery procedure include……… (Required.)

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* 14. Where can we get a marine weather forecast from? (Select all that apply) (Required.)

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* 15. What 2 things do we need to be able to sail up wind? (Required.)

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* 16. A sailing boat on Port Tack should give way to a sailing boat on Starboard. (Required.)

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* 17. When sailing up wind the sails should be…… (Required.)

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* 18. Define a Tack? (Required.)

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* 19. The Leeward side of the boat is the side furthest away from the wind (Required.)

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* 20. Weather:- At what wind speed are white caps formed? (Required.)

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* 21. We don’t have any breaks, so how can we stop the boat? (Required.)

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* 22. Our sails work by creating lift. (Required.)

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* 23. Starboard is the left side of the boat. (Required.)

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* 24. Safe speed of 5 knts when…. (Select all that apply) (Required.)

1. Your Details (Required.)

2. When adjusting the Jib Car….. (Select the 2 correct answers) (Required.)

3. Gybing is a great manoeuvre to do for a MOB. (Required.)

4. To get someone back on board we can use………..(select all that apply) (Required.)

5. A sailing vessel overtaking a powerboat should give way. (Required.)

6. A Reach is when the wind is on the side of the boat- we are going across the wind (Required.)

7. The Traveller allows us to Keep the sail flat (de-powered) while adjusting the sail position. (Required.)

8. When we head up? (Required.)

9. The Boom Vang controls the tension in the………………….. (Required.)

10. What device on our sailing boat can help us position our sails at the best angle to the wind? (Required.)

11. Gybing is?

12. The Outhaul controls the tension in the foot of the sail, in light wind conditions, how would you set your Outhaul? (Required.)

13. Factors that affect the recovery procedure include……… (Required.)

14. Where can we get a marine weather forecast from? (Select all that apply) (Required.)

15. What 2 things do we need to be able to sail up wind? (Required.)

16. A sailing boat on Port Tack should give way to a sailing boat on Starboard. (Required.)

17. When sailing up wind the sails should be…… (Required.)

18. Define a Tack? (Required.)

19. The Leeward side of the boat is the side furthest away from the wind (Required.)

20. Weather:- At what wind speed are white caps formed? (Required.)

21. We don’t have any breaks, so how can we stop the boat? (Required.)

22. Our sails work by creating lift. (Required.)

23. Starboard is the left side of the boat. (Required.)

24. Safe speed of 5 knts when…. (Select all that apply) (Required.)