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1 In writing up the logbook at the end of your watch, you make an error in writing an entry. What is the proper means of correcting this error?A. Remove is page of the log book , and rewrite all entries on a clean pageB. Cross out the error with a single line, and write the correct entry, then initial it C. Carefully and neatly erase the entry and rewrite it correctlyD. Blot out the error complete and rewrite the entry correctly2. When reversing the tidal stream will have a period with little or no effect. This is called the A. riseB. slackC. rangeD. spring3. Raw materials belong to .A. hazardous cargo B. non- hazardous cargo C. food product D. consumable product4. is used for providing homing signals from survival craft for detection by 9GHZ radar.A. Search and Rescue TransponderB.NAVTEXC.DSCD. Emergency Position Indicate Radio Beacon5. How long would 15 minutes of longitude be at latitude of 60degrees North?A.15 n milesB.60 n milesC.7.5 n milesD.30 n miles6. The wind force 7 with speed of 28-33 knots is defined as .A. Moderate galeB. Near galeC. Strom galeD. Whole gale7. The satellite systems of GMDSS comprise.A. Inmarsat, COSPAS/SARSAT. EPIRBs and Status Recording systemB. NAVTEX, COSPAS/SARSAT. EPIRBs and Status Recording systemC. NAVTEX, Inmarsat, EPIRBs and SARTD. Inmarsat, Direction Printing Telegraphy, and DSC8. All VHF marine band radios operate in the simplex mode, which means that .A. the radio only receiveB. only two persons may talk at the same time C. only one person may talk at a time D. the radio only transmits9. sends a radio signal from the bottom of the ship to the sea-bed, from which it is reflected.A. The chronometerB. The radarC. The echo sounderD. The marine sextant10. What may affect the accuracy of sounding with echo sounder?A. Ships speedB. Speed of currentC. Water temperature and densityD. Sea bottom11. Placce names used should be those .A. specified by national authoritiesB. specified by international authoritiesC. on the standard mapD. on the chart or the sailing direction in use12. What is the purpose of VRM control?A. To measure distance accuratelyB. To measure range and bearing C. To measure bearing accuratelyD. To adjust radar monitor13. The navigational term SET OF CURRENT” means .A. velocity of current in knotsB. estimated currentC. direction toward which the current flowsD. direction from which the current flows14. You are mooring to a buoy. You should approach the buoy with the current from .A. aheadB. asternC. board on the bowD. abeam15. Which f the following is NOT the advantage of radar over eyes?A. no possibility of making errorsB. detection of unlit objectsC. greater visibility rangeD. accurate range in formation16. What is the purpose of the radar reflection?A . To make small objects better visibleB. To make echoes weaker on the radarC. To make large echoes smallerD. To make objects less visible17. Notices to mariners are published .A. every dayB. every monthC. every weekD. every year18. How would the exhaust of a properly operating diesel engine appear?A. Light blue hazeB. Light gray hazeC. Light brown hazeD. Perfectly clear19. may be a warning for an approaching storm.A.The altocumulus cloudsB.The presence of cirrus cloudsC.The massive cumulus cloudsD.The low-hanging stratus clouds20.After using a CO2 portable extinguisher, it should be .A. hydrostatically testedB. rechargedC. put back in service if some co2 remainsD. retagged21. A vessel or seaplane on the water is considered to be underway when .A. her anchor ceases to holdB. she is made fast to shoreC. she is at anchorD. she is aground22.Navigation details including soundings, nature of the bottom, navigational marks, etc. are shown in .A. medium-scale chartsB. small-scale charts C. large-scale chartsD. natural scale charts23. The port in which crew or passengers go on board the ship is called .A. port of destinationB. port of disembarkationC. port of embarkationD. port of call24. This sum may be deducted from Hire as per Clause 14 of the Charter.A. according to B. as well as C. as farD. about25.SINGLE UP FORWARD TO HEAD LINE AND SPRING means .A. let go the head line and spring onlyB. let go the head line and spring including all the lines C. let go all the line except a head line and a springD. let go all the line forward include head line and spring26.The angular motion of a sip in the athwart ship is termed .A. rollingB. pitchingC. yawingD. tracking27. Bottom stowage on board a ship is usually given to .A. the cargoes bound for the first port of allB. heavy cargoesC. dry cargoesD. delicate cargoes28. The term power-driven means in these Rules.A. any sailing vessel with or without machinery for propellingB. any sailing vessel with propelling machinery not in useC. any vessel propelled by machineryD. any sailing vessel with propelling machinery.29. On the Metric chart, the statement Depths in meters” can be found A. above the title of the chartB. on the right bottom of the chart C. on the top of the chartD. below the title of the draft30. When visibility is restricted , we can say it restricted visibility.A. by the darknessB. by long distanceC. by a vessel in fromD. by fog or falling snow31. In order for a vessel to be engaged in fishing she must be .A. using a seine of some typeB. underwayC. using gear which extends more than 50meters outboardD. using gear which restricts her maneuverability32. The SARTs audible tone monitor can be used to .A. inform survivors that assistance may be nearbyB. inform survivors when the SART switches to the standby modeC. inform survivors that a nearby vessel is signal on DSCD. inform survivors when the batterys charge concision has weakened33.Generally, you can best keep a vessel under steering control when the vessel has .A. sternwayB. no way on, with engines full aheadC. headwayD. no way on, with engines stooped34. are liable to be stolen, plifered or may be damaged due to improper handling or stowage.A. manufactured goods of large sizeB. finished metallic productsC. fragile or expensive cargoes. D. raw materials35. ANCOR IS ACROSS means that A. Anchor is foul B. Anchor is in the groundC. Anchor is cross the bowD. Anchor is dragging36. The wheel order STEADY meansA. reducing amount of rudder angle to certain degreesB. the rudder is to be held in the fore and aft positionC. the steering gear is very stableD. reducing swing as rapidly as possible37.According to the Rules ,a vessels length is her A. length overallB. length along the waterlineC. registered lengthD. length between the perpendiculars38. You are the stand-on vessel in a crossing situation. You may hold your course and speed until A. the other vessel gets to within half a mile of your vesselB. the action by the give-way vessel alone will not prevent collisionC. the other vessel get to within a quarter of your vesselD. the other vessel takes necessary action39We shall change course starboard.A. ofB. inC. onD. to 40.The third officers duty is to when vessel is commanded under the pilot or captain.A. enter telegraph orders in the bell book.B. keep a lookout and operate steering gearC. operate the wheel and stand byD. operate the telegraph and enter telegraph orders in the bell book41. A vessel engaged in shall not impede the passage of any other vessel navigating within a narrow channel or fairway.A. towing B. mine clearanceC. fishing D. dredging or surveying or underwater operation42. Safe speed is defined as that speed where .A. you can stop within your visibility rangeB. you are traveling slow than surrounding vesselsC. you can take proper and effective action to avoid collisionD. no wake comes form your vessel44. In the logbook, F.W. stands for .A. Finished with engineB. Fuel waterC. forwardD. fresh water45.Generally speaking, with the weather becomes cloudy or overcast with strong winds.A. strong pressureB. weak pressureC. low pressureD. high pressure46. Each lifebuoy shall be marked in block capitals of Roman alphabet with of the ship.A. the port of registry and name B. the call sign and nameC. the port of registry and official numberD. the official number and name47. Every vessel shall at all times maintain a proper look-out .A. by sight and hearing as well as by all available means appropriate to the prevailing circumstances and conditionsB. by sight and hearingC. by sight and hearing as well as by all available means except smelling D. by sight48.ETA/PILOT REVERTING means:A. A pilot station is given B. A pilot station has been givenC. A pilot station will be given afterwardsD.A pilot station was not given49. What does the term TO NAVIGATE WITH CAUTION mean?A. To navigate carefullyB. To navigate intension allyC. To navigate completelyD. To navigate intensely50.The collision bulkhead is loacted .A. between the passenger and cargo areasB. at the first watertight bulkhead aheadC. at the stern of the shipD. on the bridge deck51. refers to the amount of water vapour in the air.A. Temperature B. HumidityC. Wind D. Precipitation52. A vessel underway and fishing shall keep out of the way of a .A.vessel engaged on pilotage dutyB.power-driving vessel underwayC. vessel sailing D.vessel not under command53. is a round- shaped underwater part in the front of the ship. The purpose is to create less friction with water so that the ship moves more easily.A. The bulbous bowB. The propellerC. The anchorD. The bow thruster54. Radar makes the most accurate determination of the .A. distance to a targetB. shape of a targetC. direction of a targetD. size of a target55. Is it safe to a rocket?A. shootB. fireC. deliverD. send 56. The helm command PORT TWENTY means .A. put the rudder left twenty degreesB. put the rudder left twenty degrees and then ease back as the vessel starts swingingC. change course twenty degrees to the leftD. put the rudder left for the first twenty degrees of swing57. What is the main purpose of dunnage?A. To support weakened bulkheadsB. To provide ventilation and drainage for cargoC. To act as ballast for light vesselsD. To secure the tarpaulins in place58. Please tell the stevedores to the optional cargo.A .keep fromB. keep way fromC. keep away from D. keep a way from59. Deviation changes with a change in .A. sea conditions B., heading C. longitude D. latitude60. Visibility wiil not be reduced by .A .snowB. fogC. mist D. cloud61.The speed at which a storm centre moves is the .A. storm movement speedB. speed of advanceC. speed of stormD. speed of movement62.Masts and derricks of cargo ships are made of .A. steelB. zincC. brossD. copper63.A vessel engaged in replenishment or transferring persons, provision or cargo while under way can regards as .A. a power-driven vesselB. a vessel not under commandC. a vessel restricted in or ability to maneuverD. a vessel constrained by her draft64. A relative bearing is always measured from .A. magnetic northB. true northC. the vessels headD. the vessels beam65. Rudder position is shown on the bridge by the .A. rudder angle indicatorB. Rapson slide indicatorC. follow-up gearD. telemotor position66. The key to rescuing a man overboard is .A. well-conducted drillsB. a dedicated crew C. good equipmentD. good communication67. Will be paid by shipowners after tallyman doing the tally work. A. Tally feesB. Cargo-handling expensesC. Tally moneyD. Cargo-tallying dues68. LIFTING THE ANCHOR FROM THE BOTTOM is called .A. walking the anchorB. weighing the anchorC. broaching the anchorD. shifting the anchor69. If the circumstances of the case admit, any vessel in a narrow channel.A. shall keep anchoringB. shall avoid anchoringC. shall moor to a buoyD. shall have the liberty to anchor70.The port of sailing means .A. the port of registry of a sailing vesselB. the port of departureC. the port of destinationD. the port of call71. Chart correction information is NOT disseminated through the .A. Daily MemorandumB. Chart Correction CardC. Local Notice to MarinersD. Summary of Correction72. The master shall be the marine environment when taking collision-avoiding action.A. in charge ofB. interested in C. aware of D. clear of 73.DO NOT, REPEAT, NOT OVERTAKE means that you should A. not overtake B. overtake C. decide if you should overtakeD. overtake or not 74.Which of the following cases is the situation when most panic occurs?A. main engine failureB. man overboardC. steering gear failureD. abandoning ship75. are mainly caused by the gravitation pull of the moon.A. SwellB. WindC. TidesD. Sea76. Do you require any further assistance? My ship is safe now and no assistance is necessary .This VHF communication generally takes place during .A. bunkeringB,. towing operation C. cargo discharging D. salvage 77. An overtaken vessel means a vessel .A. which has overtaken another vesselB. which is going to be overtaken by another vessel C. which is going to overtake another vesselD. which has been overtaken by another vessel78. How do you read? I read you with signal strength one. Which means the signal is .A. good B. poorC. bad D. fair79. A(n) indicates that is imminent risk for navigation.A. safety messageB. urgency messageC. routing messageD. distresss alert80. Which of the following equipment is for protection against hypothermia(体温过低)?A. Safety helmets B. Buoyancy aidsC. Breathing apparatus D. Immersion suits81Which of the following activities should the OOW NOT do in restricted visibility?A. To plot targets systematicallyB. To switch over to manual steeringC, To cancel lookoutsD. To stop noisy work on deck82. Before sailing, mariners on duty shall check the headings of magnetic compass by comparison with .A. repeatersB. ships clockC. engine movement recorderD. navigation lights83.THE VESSEL CLERED THE PORT means .A. the vessel was clear out the port suddenlyB. the vessel left the port properlyC. the vessel was clear of the port shortlyD. the vessel departure from the port slowly84. A buoy marking a wreck will show a(n) .A. white light FL(2) and a top-mark of 2 black spheresB. yellow light and will be numberedC. continuous quick white light and may be numberedD. occulting green light and may be lettered85. Please be that my hip is ready in every respect to load her cargo .A. revisedB. advisedC. advicedD. devised86. MAYDAY is to be used to announce .A. a message of SMCPB. an urgency messageC. a distress messageD. a safety message87. When visibility is 10nautical miles, we say that visibility is .A. goodB. very good C. poorD. moderate88. Which of the following actions should you do when hear a fire alarm?A. To open the compartmentB. To inform the bridgeC. To rescue the injured person immediatelyD. To get the assigned equipment for use89.You have anchored in the wrong position obstructing other traffic. You must .A.