Question 135 Deck General
70% to passIn illustration D001SL below, what is the edge of the sail labeled "A" called?
A
Clew
B
Luff
C
Leech
D
Headboard
AI Explanation
The correct answer is B) Luff. The edge of the sail labeled "A" in illustration D001SL is called the luff. The luff refers to the leading edge of the sail, which is the part that faces the wind. This is a standard term used in sailing and boating, and it is the correct answer based on the definition and identification of the sail components. The other answer choices are incorrect because: A) Clew refers to the corner of the sail where the sheet is attached. C) Leech refers to the trailing edge of the sail. D) Headboard is not a standard sail component, it typically refers to a stiffening element at the top of the sail.
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