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QID - 26745

Which statement about the deck line is TRUE?

The deck edge is marked at the intersection of the freeboard deck with the side shell, at the lowest point of sheer, with the vessel at even trim. 
            
A vessel with wooden planks on a steel deck will have the deck line marked at the intersection of the upper line of the wood sheathing with the side shell. 
            
On a vessel with a rounded stringer-sheer plate, the deck line is marked where the stringer plate turns down from the plane of the deck line. 
            
The top of the deck line is marked at the highest point of the freeboard deck, including camber, at the midships point. 
            

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