The video tutorial explains the meaning of the term 'starboard' in navigation, detailing how it traditionally meant turning the wheel to the right and the ship to the left. It also covers the historical context of this order and how not all American ships have abandoned the old practice.

What does the term 'starboard' imply in ship navigation?

• Move the ship to the right

• Stop the ship

• Move the ship to the left

• Reverse the ship

Which part of the ship is NOT mentioned to move to the right when 'starboard' is ordered?

• Blade

• Anchor

• Rudder

• Wheel

In the historical context, what did 'starboard your helm' mean?

• Turn the wheel to the right, ship to the right

• Turn the wheel to the left, ship to the right

• Turn the wheel to the left, ship to the left

• Turn the wheel to the right, ship to the left

Which of the following is true about the historical practice of 'starboard your helm'?

• It was universally abandoned

• It meant turning the ship to the right

• It meant turning the wheel to the right

• It was still used by some American ships

What is the current status of the old practice of 'starboard your helm' in American ships?

• It is only used in emergencies

• Some ships still use it

• It is mandatory for all ships

• All ships have abandoned it