| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 1 | transverse timbers attached to ship's sternpost |
1 windbound 2 thole 3 taffrail 4 kedge 5 transom | |
| 2 | ship's sail above the lowermost sail |
1 scupper 2 topsail 3 foremast 4 windlass 5 backstay | |
| 3 | shield against rain or spray on a ship's bridge |
1 halyard 2 escutcheon 3 kedge 4 companionway 5 dodger | |
| 4 | small anchor used for dragging or grappling |
1 forefoot 2 grapnel 3 halyard 4 manrope 5 keelhaul | |
| 5 | mast nearest the bow of a ship |
1 camber 2 bollard 3 fairlead 4 escutcheon 5 foremast | |
| 6 | rounded wooden block with hole used to set up ship's stays |
1 fairlead 2 staysail 3 wardroom 4 deadeye 5 trysail | |
| 7 | strong rope stitched to edges of a sail |
1 boltrope 2 fiddley 3 tuck 4 trice 5 cofferdam | |
| 8 | anchor carried at bow of a ship |
1 keelson 2 bower 3 rostrum 4 shrouds 5 orlop | |
| 9 | ropes in the rigging of a ship |
1 cordage 2 bottomry 3 foresail 4 windbound 5 backstay | |
| 10 | official shipping seal; customs clearance form |
1 backstay 2 windlass 3 cocket 4 bitts 5 lateen | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 11 | ship's customs warrant for clearing goods |
1 forecastle 2 astern 3 tuck 4 outrigger 5 transire | |
| 12 | foremost end of ship's keel |
1 amidships 2 forefoot 3 poop 4 binnacle 5 bilge | |
| 13 | rope used as a handrail on a ship |
1 manrope 2 inboard 3 camber 4 laveer 5 topsail | |
| 14 | stay extending from ship's mastheads to the side of the ship |
1 sheer 2 dyogram 3 backstay 4 laveer 5 keelhaul | |
| 15 | shelter where ship's steering wheel kept |
1 stevedore 2 futtock 3 wheelhouse 4 scuttles 5 laveer | |
| 16 | to draw a sail tight with ropes or cables |
1 holystone 2 genoa 3 frap 4 bilge 5 astern | |
| 17 | narrow vacant space between two bulkheads of a ship |
1 reef 2 cofferdam 3 downhaul 4 holystone 5 luff | |
| 18 | wood placed in bottom of ship to keep cargo dry |
1 fardage 2 staysail 3 manrope 4 capstan 5 windlass | |
| 19 | vertical lever controlling ship's rudder |
1 whipstaff 2 capstan 3 mizzen 4 trice 5 outhaul | |
| 20 | lowest sail set on the foremast of square-rigged ship |
1 fluke 2 foresail 3 washboard 4 outhaul 5 chock | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 21 | ship's officer in charge of equipment and maintenance |
1 primage 2 quarterdeck 3 stevedore 4 boatswain 5 scud | |
| 22 | rope or tackle for hoisting and lowering sails |
1 wheelhouse 2 halyard 3 yawl 4 forefoot 5 patroon | |
| 23 | fore-and-aft sail hoisted on a stay |
1 burgee 2 spanker 3 thole 4 staysail 5 lateen | |
| 24 | curved cut in edge of sail for preventing chafing |
1 sheer 2 gaff 3 clew 4 roach 5 transire | |
| 25 | shipping and sailing between points in the same country |
1 supercargo 2 grapnel 3 washboard 4 cabotage 5 mizzen | |
| 26 | room for stowing goods in a ship |
1 jibe 2 sternpost 3 outhaul 4 genoa 5 lastage | |
| 27 | midway between the bow and stern of a ship |
1 gunwale 2 amidships 3 cordage 4 supercargo 5 hawser | |
| 28 | iron framework around hatchway opening |
1 sheer 2 earing 3 reef 4 treenail 5 fiddley | |
| 29 | spar that extends at bows of a ship |
1 luff 2 trysail 3 mainsheet 4 binnacle 5 bowsprit | |
| 30 | broad thin plank along ship's gunwale to keep out sea water |
1 strake 2 washboard 3 genoa 4 inboard 5 forestay | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 31 | a charge on a ship in port |
1 windlass 2 jackstay 3 sprit 4 topmast 5 groundage | |
| 32 | instrument measuring ship's vibration |
1 waveson 2 sternpost 3 pallograph 4 boltrope 5 wardroom | |
| 33 | ship's furnace chamber |
1 astern 2 wheelhouse 3 bobstay 4 stokehold 5 rowlock | |
| 34 | platform jutting from ship's deck for gun or wheel |
1 sponson 2 chine 3 luff 4 inboard 5 strake | |
| 35 | triangular sail rigged on ship's spar |
1 roach 2 hank 3 poop 4 lateen 5 bilge | |
| 36 | hole for ship's cable |
1 bower 2 gaff 3 hawsehole 4 jib 5 gunnage | |
| 37 | small triangular sail extending from the head of the foremast |
1 lagan 2 camber 3 jib 4 freeboard 5 quarterdeck | |
| 38 | slight arch or convexity to a beam or deck of a ship |
1 bobstay 2 headsail 3 topsail 4 camber 5 lugsail | |
| 39 | hole allowing water to drain from ship's deck |
1 scupper 2 jibe 3 dodger 4 dyogram 5 deadeye | |
| 40 | post for fastening cables at a ship's foremast |
1 laveer 2 forebitt 3 wardroom 4 rostrum 5 poop | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 41 | ring through which rope is led to change its direction without friction |
1 halyard 2 fairlead 3 kedge 4 fluke 5 windbound | |
| 42 | ship's official in charge of business affairs |
1 poop 2 flagstaff 3 mainmast 4 supercargo 5 coaming | |
| 43 | pin in the side of a boat to keep oar in place |
1 windlass 2 burgee 3 earing 4 thole 5 quarterdeck | |
| 44 | main member at stern of a ship extending from keel to deck |
1 roband 2 deadeye 3 timenoguy 4 sternpost 5 demurrage | |
| 45 | goods floating on the sea after a shipwreck |
1 bowsprit 2 sprit 3 abaft 4 waveson 5 bluepeter | |
| 46 | principal sail on a ship's mainmast |
1 mainsail 2 abaft 3 timenoguy 4 binnacle 5 jackstay | |
| 47 | middle of sail, fish-net or cloth when slack |
1 bunt 2 kedge 3 roach 4 earing 5 tuck | |
| 48 | to change a ship's course to make the boom shift sides |
1 spanker 2 jibe 3 windlass 4 supercargo 5 rowlock | |
| 49 | windward side of a ship; forward edge of fore-and-aft sail |
1 fairlead 2 hawse 3 washboard 4 sprit 5 luff | |
| 50 | spar projecting from stern of ship |
1 bumpkin 2 waveson 3 sternpost 4 stokehold 5 cocket | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 51 | plank on a ship's bottom next to the keel |
1 waveson 2 timberhead 3 backstay 4 garboard 5 coaming | |
| 52 | lower point of inner hull of a ship |
1 wheelhouse 2 unreeve 3 bilge 4 taffrail 5 gunnage | |
| 53 | case in which a ship's compass is kept |
1 weatherboard 2 stevedore 3 primage 4 binnacle 5 transire | |
| 54 | sandstone material used to scrape ships' decks |
1 holystone 2 lateen 3 jibe 4 windbound 5 loxodograph | |
| 55 | coloured lights on side of a ship under way at night |
1 burgee 2 martingale 3 sidelight 4 brails 5 mainsheet | |
| 56 | upper edge of the side of a ship |
1 gunwale 2 whipstaff 3 windlass 4 genoa 5 halyard | |
| 57 | posts mounted on a ship for fastening ropes |
1 hawser 2 slipway 3 bitts 4 skeg 5 boltrope | |
| 58 | fore-and-aft curvature of a ship from bow to stern |
1 rowlock 2 luff 3 sheer 4 flagstaff 5 ratline | |
| 59 | space in ship between decks used for storage |
1 parrel 2 bunt 3 reef 4 lazaret 5 gybe | |
| 60 | distance between ship's bow and its anchor |
1 gunwale 2 trice 3 reef 4 hawse 5 grapnel | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 61 | ship's small boat; sailboat carrying mainsail and one or more jibs |
1 yardarm 2 timberhead 3 outrigger 4 patroon 5 yawl | |
| 62 | rope for holding down or hauling down a sail or spar |
1 cabotage 2 flagstaff 3 sponson 4 downhaul 5 davit | |
| 63 | ship's sail bent to a gaff and hoisted on a lower mast |
1 hawsehole 2 pallograph 3 taffrail 4 keelhaul 5 trysail | |
| 64 | contrivance serving as a fulcrum for an oar |
1 shrouds 2 bowsprit 3 rowlock 4 stemson 5 bower | |
| 65 | rope used on ships to steady the bowsprit |
1 mizzenmast 2 poop 3 bobstay 4 rostrum 5 abaft | |
| 66 | rope stretched from place to place in a ship |
1 timenoguy 2 stevedore 3 roband 4 mizzenmast 5 orlop | |
| 67 | mast aft or next aft of the mainmast in a ship |
1 sheer 2 buntline 3 mizzenmast 4 roband 5 skeg | |
| 68 | able to sail close to the wind with little leeway |
1 scud 2 gangway 3 weatherly 4 jib 5 tranship | |
| 69 | large rope for mooring or towing a ship |
1 cringle 2 lanyard 3 poop 4 fardage 5 hawser | |
| 70 | small rope forming a rung of a rope ladder on a ship |
1 ratline 2 oakum 3 gangway 4 fluke 5 capstan | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 71 | upright device for winding in heavy ropes or cables |
1 strake 2 forestay 3 outhaul 4 capstan 5 flagstaff | |
| 72 | left side of a ship |
1 brails 2 rowlock 3 trysail 4 fiddley 5 larboard |