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Daily Knowledge Question #280

Some folks’ll know this…

The “fo’c’s’le” on a square-rigged sailing ship was:

A) A small lever for focusing the ship’s telescope
B) The “forecourse sail” — a large sail on the foremast
C) The “forecastle” — a raised deck near the bow
D) The “forward console” — a piloting station at the bow, used in fog

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