Each week, Bateaux.com offers you a question about the boat license. To validate your knowledge or to discover unexplored areas. This week, we are tackling a question on buoyancy.
Cardinale in sight!
A cardinal signals a danger. There are 4 types of cardinals: North, East, South and West. Here, we are in the presence of a South cardinal, because the points of the cones are both oriented downwards and the color of the cardinal, yellow at the top and black at the bottom, indicates a South cardinal.
I go to the South
Faced with a South cardinal, I go South. This one materializes a danger which is in the North of the cardinal. Here, it is a rocky plateau between the cardinal and the island of Saint-Honorat. To avoid it, I have to stay south of the turret.
Thus, I can head east, answer B, or west, answer C.
Confirm on the map
Looking at the map, we understand that heading North, like the trajectory represented with the red arrow, I can't continue my route without risk. We can also see well the rocky plateau that protects the turret of the Monks, name of this southern cardinal.
