Boat part
Points of sail
Rigging
Knots
Misc.
100

The naked boat

What is the hull

100

When you point straight into the wind and your boat starts to move backwards

What is Irons/No go zone

100

Where you attach the main sheet

What is the boom
100

A easy to untie knot used to stop a line from going through a gap, also called a stopper knot

What is an eight knot
100

Name 2 things you can use to find the wind

What are body, landmarks, water, or tools

200

The pole that runs along the bottom of the sail

What is the boom

200

Going away from the wind

What is downwind?

200

The two parts that you add last after you launch your boat

What is rudder/tiller and daggerboard

200

A simple knot used to tie two similarly sized lines together

What is a square knot

200

Two things should you always wear when in the water

what is a life jacket and closed toed shoes

300

The red line that pull your boom down

What is the boom vang

300

Going perpendicular to the wind with your sail about halfway out.

What is beam reach

300

The knot you tie on the base of the mast

What is a square knot

300
Creates a strong fixed loop in a line

What is a bowline

300
The name for the very top of the sail

What is the head?

400

The two parts that connect the rudder to the boat

What are the pintles and gudgeons

400
How your sail should be when going upwind
What is pulled all the way in
400

What you do to raise the sprit pole and sail

What is pull the Halyard 

400

A stronger version of a clove hitch tied by adding an extra turn at the start

What is a rolling hitch

400
The way you point the tiller to tack
What is towards the sail
500

The blue line that pulls out the sail

What is the outhaul

500

The point of sail you should be on for safety position

What is upwind

500
The side of the spirt pole that points down

What is the side with the black thing

500

what you did wrong when you try to tie an eight knot and it looks like a pretzel 

What is only going halfway around the loop

500

Name at least 3 parts of the sail

What is Head, Leach, Luff, Clew, Tack, Foot

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