丙类三副航海英语48期.doc

1. What information is found in the chart titile?A .Date of the first editionB. Date of the edition and, if applicable, the revisionC Information on the sounding datumD Information on which IALA buoyage system applies2. Place names used should be those_.Aspecitied by intemational authorities B spccified by national authoritiesC on the standard map D on the chart or the Sailing Directions in use3. Contour elevations on this chart refer to heights in meters above mean_ A lower low water B high water C low water D sea level4 . In revised editions of charts the_are corrected first . A smaller scales B larger scales C smaller scales and larger scales D moderate scales 5 In which source could you find the number of a chart for a certain geographic area?A Chart No. 1 B.Catalogue of Charts C. IMO Practical Navigator D. IMO Light List6. Chart correction information is NOT disseminated through the_ A . Summary of Corrections B. Local Notice to Mariners C . Daily Memorandum D . Chart Correction Card7. Charts are subject to frequent correction according to_ A. Notices to Mariners B. Mariners handbook C . Sailing Directions D Guide to Port Entry8. 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. Cross out the error with a single line , and weite the correct entry, then mitial it.B. Carefully and neatly erase the entry and rewrite it correctlyC. Remove this page of the log book, and rewrite all entries on a clean pageD. Blot out the error complete and rewrite the entry correctly9. Officer on Watch must stay at his place of duty until_ A. the watch time is over B. formally relieved C.he receives the Masters order D.he is tired.10. Which of the following things should off-going OOW do? A.to ensure that he understands the information handed to him B. to inform the incoming OOW about the bridge equipment C. to ensure he can accept the responsibility of watchkeeping duty D. to turn over the watch to whoever comes to the bridge11. In the logbook,_stands for abeamA.abt B. abm C. a/c D.a/f12. The_showed that the ship complied with the requirements of the said ConvevtionA.Third officer B.Second officer C.Chief officer D. Assistant officer13.Who checks the bridge clock for accuracy each day ? A. Master B. Chief Engineer C. Deck officer assigned D. Engineering officer assigned14Who must cesure that the emergency lighting and power systems on cargo vessels are operate lesst once aweek? A Master B Chief Engineer C Deck officer assigned D Engineering officer assigned15. Vessel must be_duly qualified officers and crew . A. supplied with B. equipped by C. manned with D. fitted with 16. Please tell your Captain that your anchor is _ A.moving B. dragging C. dredging D. slipping17. You must _your cable from 6 shackles to 3 shackles.A. cut B. pay out C. slack . D. shorten18. LIFTING THE ANCHOR FROM THE BOTTOM is called_ A. broaching the anchor B.shifting the anchor C. walking the anchor D. weighing the anchor19. Which would you NOT use to report the amount of anchor cham out ? Three shots_A. at the waters edge B. on deck C. on the bottom D. in the water.20 Aspring line is _ A. any wier rope used for mooring B. a fire-line C. a mooring line running diagonally(对角地)to the keel D. a mooring line perpendicular(垂直的) to the keel21. Please_all the lines fore and aft, the vessel is just in her position of the berth now A. pay out B. make fast C. shorten D. hold on 22.When a helmsman receives the command PORT 15 DEGREES rudder , the helmsmanimmed reply should be _A. RUDDER IS PORT 15 DEGREES B. AYE AYE SIRC PORT 15 DEGREES D. No reply is necessary just carry out the on 23. The meaning of SLAKEN HER SPEED is _A. increase ships speed B. slow down ships speedC. make up ships speed D. fix up ships speed 24. The helm command CHECK HER means _A. test the steering control B. read the compass headingC.stop the swing using hard over rudder D. slow the swing using moderate rudder25.THE VESSEL CLEARED THE PORT means A the vessel left the port properly B. the vessel was clear of the port shortly C. the vessel departed from the port slowly D. the vessel was clear out the port suddenly26.Lateral movement of the vessel to leeward of its course defines_ A . Leeway B Leeside C. Leeward D. Lee moving27. What speed can the ship make _? A. at full speed of the propeller B. at full load of the propeller C. at maximum horse-power of the propeller D. at maximum revolution of the propeller28 A buoy marking a wreck will show a(n)_A. white light FL (2) and a top-mark of 2 black spheresB. occulting green light and may be lettered C. yellow light and will be numbered D . continuous quick white light and may be numbered29 _refers to the angle between true North and the heading line of the ship A. True position B. True meridian C.True course D. True bearing30. _are mainly caused by the gravitational pull of the moon A. Tides B.Sea C.Swell D.Wind31 What does the term “tide” refer to ? A. Horizontal movement of the water B. Vertical movement of the water C.Mixing tendency of the water D. Salinity content of the water32 .As the tide makes the water_twice a day , a resulting current , of tidal stream,is generater. A. rising and falling B. Rose and fell C. the rise and fall D.rise and fall33 A vessel is in sight of another vessel when _. A. she can be observed by radar B. she can be observed visually from the other vessel C. she can be plotted on radar well enough to determine her heading D.her fog signal can be heard34 Which vessel is “underway” under the Rules of the Road? A. A vessel at anchor with the engine running B. A vessel with a line led to a tree onshore C. A vessel drifting with the engine off D. A vessel aground 35 A vessel restricted in her ability to maneuver is one which_ A. through some exceptional circumstance is unable to manerver as required by the Rules B. from the nature of her work is unable to maneuver as required by the Rules C. due to adverse weather conditions is unable to maneuver as required by the Rules D. has lost steering and is unable to maneuver36 . A vessel is engaged in fishing when_ A her gear extends more than 100 meters from the vessel B. she is using any type of gear , other than lines C. she is using fishing apparatus which restricts her maneuverability D.she has any fishing gear on board.37. The Navigation Rules define a “vessel not under command” as a vessel which_ A. from the nature of her work is unable to keep out of the way of another vessel B. does not have a proper look-out C. by taking action contrary to the Rules has created a special circumstance situation D.through some exceptional circumstance is unable to maneuver as repuired by the Rules38. If the circumstances of the case admit, any vessel_in a narrow channel. A. shall have the liberty to anchor B. shall avoid anchoring C. shall moor to a buoy when necessary D. shall keep anchoring39. In determining a safe speed _shall not be among those taken into account. A the state of visibility B. the power of the vessel C. the traffic density D. the maneuverability of the vessel40 . A vessel engaged in _shalll not impede the passage of any other vessel navigating within a narrow channel or fairway A. mine clearance operation B. towing operation C. dredging or surveying or underwater operation D. fishing41. Risk of collision exists when an approaching vessel has a(n)_ A. generally steady bearing and decreasing range B. generally steady range and increasing bearing C. increasing range and bearing D. decreasing bearing only42 . Safe speed is defined as that speed where _. A. you can stop within your visibility range B. you can take proper and effective action to avoid collision C. you are traceling slower than surrounding vessels D. no wake comes from your vessel43 . Of the vessels listed , which must keep out of the way of all the others? A. A sailing vessel B. A vessel restricted in her ability to maneuver C. A vessel not under command D A fishing vessel44. A vessel shall be deemed to be overtaking when she can see at night_. A. only the stem-light of another vessel B. a sidelight and one masthead light of another vessel C. only a sidelight of another vessel D.any lights except the masthead lights of another vessel45. In a crossing situation, the stand-on vessel should normally_ A. take action to cross ahead of the other vessel B. take action to pass astem of the other vessel C.maintain course and speed D. change course and increase speed46 When shall the stand-on vessel in a crossing situation take action to avoid the other vessel? A. When a risk of collision exists B. When action by the give-way wessel alone will not prevent a collision C. When the bearing to give-way vessel becomes steady D. When the vessel become less than 1/2 mile apart47.You are underway in heavy fog , You hear the fog signal of a vessel which is somewhere ahead of your vessel You must_ A. slow to moderate speed and navigate with caution B. maintain speed and sound the danger signal C. stop engines and navigate with caution D.slow to bare steerageway and navigate with caution48_is known as along hatch during loading operation A. The largest hatch of a shipB. The hatch that is double rigged C. The hatch where a disproportionate amount of cargo is stowedD. The hatch where the most cargo is stowed49 Where is the draft largest when the ship has an aft trim? A . Forward B. Aft C. Midships D. The drafts are equal all over the ship50 . Discharging can be completed _A. without time B. very soon C. in any time D. during day time51 . As a general rule , tally clerks should make their tallying _. A. in warehouses B. on deck C. ashore D. in the tally room52 _are hable to be stolen, pilfered or may be damaged due to improper handling or stowage. A. fragile or expensive cargoes B. raw materials C. finished metallic products D. manufactured goods of large size53 Details about the packing, marking and stowing of _are given in the International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) Code A. general cargoes B. dry bulk cargoes C. hazardous cargoes D. containerized cargoes54, The profit from the carriage of cargo, which is often called_,keeps the merchant ship running. A. obligation B. freight C.contract D. delivery55. Broken stowage includes the space_. A. within irregular containers B.between irregular containers C . on uniform packaged commodities D. on general cargo56. The wind force 7 with speed of 28-33 knots is defined as _ A. Moderate gale B. Near gale C. Strong gale D.Whole gale57._may be awaming for an approaching storm. A. The presence of cirrus clouds B.The low-hanging stratus cloude C. The altocumulus clouds D. The massive cumulus clouds58. Cirrocumulus belongs to _. A. Low clouds B. High clouds C . Special low clouds D. medium clouDs59 The weather is often_in a high-pressure area. A. fine B. cloudy C. rainy D. windy60. The best estimate of the wind direction at sea level can be obtained from observing the direction of the _ A. cloud movement B. vessel heading C. waves D. swells61. The speed at which a storm centre moves is the _. A. speed of movement B. speed of advance C. speed of storm D. storm movement speed62. MAINLY GOOD BECOMING MODERATE. This forecast probably refers to _in a certain area A. visibility B.winds C. sea D. fog63. _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 bow B. The anchor C. The bow thruster D The propeller64. When a ship is in tropical zone and in seawater of density 1.025. she must not load to more than the upper edge of the line marked_ A. S B. T C. W D. F 66. _is measured at midship section and taken from inside the ships shell on one side to inside the ships side shell on the other side. A. Length Overall B. molded breadth C. Amidsips D. Extreme breadth67 Roll-on/roll-off ships are equipped with_ A. cargo elevators B. conveyor belts C. ramps D. derrick and winches for cargo handling68. Vertically below the deckline is a circle whose outside diameter is 300 mm. It is alled the _ A. the deck ling B. Plimsoll disc C. Plimsoll D summer load line69. What type of radar can activate a SART? A. X-band radar B. S-band radar C. C-band radar D No rdar can70 The officer of the watch should use radar when appropriate and at all times in _watersA. congesting B. congested C.congestion D. congest 71 Radar makes the most accurate determination of the _ A,direction of a target B.distance to a target C. size of a target D. shape of a target72 The ship is _on my radar . A. found B. looked for C. entered D. reported73. Magnetic heading differs from compass heading by _ A. compass error B. true heading C.variation D. deviation74. Compass error is equal to the _ A. deviation minus variation B. variation plus compass course C. combined variation and deviation D. difference between true and magnetic heading 75. My gyro-compass error is_ A. east two degrees B. two degrees east C.two east degrees D. two-degrees76 All echo-sounders can measure the _ A. actual depth of water B. actual depth of water below keel C. average depth from waterline to hard bottom D .average depth of water to soft bottom77. What may affect the accuracy of sounding with echo sounder? A. Sea bottom B. Ships speed C. Speed of current D. Water temperature and density78. _is used for calling and replying ,and for transmitting acknowledging and relaying distress alerts. A. NAVETEX B. Search and Rescue Transponder C Emergency Position Indicating Radio Bcacon D. Digital selective calling.79 _is used for receiving maritime safety information which is automatically printed by the receiver A. NAVETEX receiver B. Search and Rescue Transporider C. Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon D. Digital seleetive calling80 When making VHF radio calls to nearby stations. What level of transmitting power should you use ? A. Low power B. Medium power C. High power D. Extra high power81.If there were suddenly an immediate danger for both the vessel and its crew, would you send a MAYDAY on_? A. CH06 with dual watch B.CH06 with 25 watts output C. CH16 with 1 watt output D. CH16 with 25 watts output82_is used for safety of navigation ship-to-ship.A. Channel 6 B. Channel 13 C. Channel 16 D. Channel 7083. A(n)_indicates that there is serious and immediate danger for vessel, crew and passengers. A. distress alert B. urgency C. safety message D. routine message84. In telex abbreviations, CFM and INFM refer to _and_respectively. A. confirm, inform B.confide, inflow C. conform, infuse D.confessed, inflame85.My Captain is trying to _the pilot station before the ebb tide A.steam B. proceed C. approach D. reach86.The pilot station is _close west of the end of the breakwater A. stayed B. situated C.placed D. located87.PAN-PAN repeated three times over the radiotelephone indicates which type of message will follow? A. Distress B. Safety C. All clear D. Urgency88 IN BALLAST means that the ship is_. A. loaded with cargo B. in danger C. not carrying cargo D. discharging cargo89. You are to join the convoy at 1745 hours. A. leave B. sail for C. take part in D. make90. RESULT OF SEARCH NEGATIVE means_ A.the search has found nothing B. the derelict has been found C. the derelict has been located D. the derelict has been sighted91. Our ship is slow in going astem. Please_ A. be careful B. be kind enough C. be nice D. be looked after.92.Which of the following equipment is for hand and foot protection? A. Safety helmets B. Goggles and spectacles C. breathing apparatus D. Gloves and safety boos93. Before work is commenced_,the officer responsible should ensure that power is shut off and warn