Question 1:When sailors used to say, 'It's cold enough to freeze the balls off a brass monkey' they were talking about: A monkey's balls The captain's balls Cannon balls Mooring balls Question 2:In days of yore, the sailing term 'starboard' referred to: Stars shining over the gunwale The captain's watch station A navigational instrument Location of the ship's rudder Question 3:When sailors of old said, 'the cat's out of the bag', they meant: The ship's cat was lost Somebody couldn't keep a secret The ship's stores had been pilfered Someone's going to be punished Question 4:When an 18th century captain asked a crew to 'pipe down' she meant: Shut up Stop smoking Send the crew below Take a pee Question 5:Way back when, the sailing term 'port' referred to: The side of the ship facing the harbor Where Portuguese wine was served Parts of the ship that had turned green with mold The location of the ship's heads