Mariner Terms Types of Sailboat Code Flags G.S. Knowledge Bells, Times, & Watches II Mariner Terms II $100 $200 $300 $400 $500.

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Mariner Terms Types of Sailboat Code Flags G.S. Knowledge Bells, Times, & Watches II Mariner Terms II $100 $200 $300 $400 $500

The right side of the boat when looking forward

Starboard

Name this Sailboat

Schooner

Name this flag and tell what it means:

Papa: In harbor: all persons report on board: at sea fishing: nets on obstruction

Tell us the Girl Scout Slogan

Do a good turn daily

What watch does 1330 fall in, how many bells do you hear?

Afternoon 3 bells

Toward the stern of the boat

Aft

An anchored float used for marking a position on the water or a hazard or a shoal and for mooring

buoy

Name the type of sail.

Lug

Name this flag and tell what it means:

Lima: Stop Instantly

What happens on March 12

Girl Scout Birthday

How many bells do you hear at the end of 1 st dog watch

4

A vertical rail around the edge of a cockpit or hatch to prevent water on the deck from running below

coaming

The direction away from the wind; opposite of windward

leeward

Name this Sailboat

Catboat

Name this flag and tell what it means:

X-ray Stop your intention, watch for signals

Who is responsible for maintaining membership data files

GSUSA Girl Scouts of the USA

It is 6:30 pm. What time is it in military time, how many bells do you hear, and what watch are you in?

bell 2 nd dog watch

Line used to hoist a sail

halyard

To bring a sailboat from one tack to the other by swinging her stern across the wind

Jibe

Name the type of Sail.

Lateen

Name this flag and tell what it means:

Not a flag… Remember Yellow always comes first…. Soooo… what flag is this?

Tell us three facts about Juliette Gordon Low

-Founded the GS in the USA in Born in Savannah, Georgia -Nicknamed Daisy -Accomplished artist, also wanted to learn about auto mechanics, gardening and morse code -learned to fly an airplane -suffered from hearing impairment which left her mostly deaf -she and her husband never had children -birthday October 31, 1860

It is 3 am. What time is it in military time, what watch is it, and how many bells do you hear?

0300 Middle Watch 6 bells

License or permission to use a port, given to a ship after quarantine or upon showing clean bill of health

Practique

A near-shore navigation method by which the movements of the ship are directed by landmarks or other aids to navigation and surroundings

Piloting

Name this Sailboat

Cutter

What is this word: Bonus: Name each flag and give it’s meaning

Barges bravo-dangerous goods alpha-have diver down, keep clear romeo-I have received your last signal. Not used as a single letter signal. golf-require a pilot. Fishing:hauling nets. echo-altering course to starboard sierra-engines going astern

Name the 4 World Centers and where they are found.

-Our Chalet- Adeboden, Switzerland -Pax Lodge- London, England -Our Cabana- Cuernavaca, Mexico -Sangam- Pune, India

It is forenoon watch. You hear the following ring pattern:..... What time is it (standard and military)?

10:30 am 1030

Basic method of navigation in which the position of the ship is determined by calculation from a previous position of the vessel, the direction of travel from the previous position, the speed of the vessel, and the time traveled

Dead Reckoning