Broaching and its Causes

Excessive heeling caused by wave action

Sudden overpowered sails by a gust of wind (correct)

Sailing directly into the wind

Decrease in wind speed

When wave action reduces the effectiveness of the rudder (correct)

When traveling parallel to the direction of the waves

When the sails are suddenly overpowered by wind

When the vessel is moving directly against the wind

An abrupt, involuntary change in a vessel's course towards the wind (correct)

The unintended surfacing of a submarine in deep water

The intentional turning of a vessel into the wind

A sudden decrease in wind speed causing loss of directional control

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