水手英语试题部分

1 试题部分试题部分 一单项选择一单项选择 I 船舶设备船舶设备 1 In general a vessel is B two parts A made of B made up of C make from 2 Cargo ships can be divided into A basic types A two B three C four 3 The merchant ships can be designed as A A cargo ships and passenger ships B dry cargo ships and liquid cargo ships C cargo ships and oil tankers 4 Which of the following is not a dry cargo ship B A Bulk carrier B Tanker C Container ship 5 General cargo ships are traditional dry cargo carriers Which of the following statement is not correct A A They have big tanks B They are often not big C They can carry almost all kind of cargo 6 Refrigerated ship carriers frozen or chilled cargoes Which of the following is correct B A Her size is very large B Her speed is often fast C Her speed is often very slow 7 Which of the following is not liquid cargo carrier A A Container ship B Oil tanker C Chemical carrier 8 Which of the following are not dry cargo ship C A Multi deck vessel and bulk carriers B Container ship and refrigerated ships C LNG carriers and chemical carriers 9 Ro Ro ships are the most important vehicle carriers They have doors C A at the bow B at the stern C at the bow or stern 10 The most modern type of dry cargo carriers is A A the container ship B the general cargo ship C the bulk carrier 11 A container ship is A type of dry cargo carriers A the most modern B the most important C the most common 12 The most common type of liquid cargo carrier is B A the LNG carrier B the oil tanker C the chemical tanker 13 B are carried in container ships A Dry bulk cargoes B Containers C Cars 14 C can carry not only general cargo but also bulk cargo A General cargo ships B Bulk carriers C Multi purpose ships 15 A do not have tweendecks Their holds are much wider They carry cargo in bulk A Bulk carriers B General cargo ships C Multi purpose ships 16 C the cargo space is divided into holds A In oil tankers B In liquid cargo ships C In dry cargo ships 17 C the cargo space is divided into tanks A In dry cargo ships B In general cargo ships C In liquid cargo ships 18 The ship carriers non packed cargo or unprotected cargo such as coal ore or grain It is called a C 2 A general cargo ship B container ship C bulk carrier 19 Bulk carriers carry large quantities of loose cargo therefore they have A A large holds B a lots of decks C more than one tweendeck 20 A vessel with tweendecks is suitable for B A bulk cargo B general C vehicles 21 The most suitable cargoes for single deck vessel are A A heavy bulk cargoes such as coal grain and iron ore B heavy general cargoes such as steel C light cargoes such as timber 22 C sail on regular routes and keep to a fixed timetable A Tramps B Passenger ships C Liners 23 B run in all parts of the world where there is cargo for them to carry A Liners B Tramps C Container ships 24 Are the holds on C the same as those on tanker A cargo dry ship B dried cargo ship C dry cargo ship 25 This container ship is B than the passenger liner A more long B much longer C more longer 26 In general a vessel is made up of two parts C A the holds and hull B the holds and superstructure C the hull and the superstructure 27 The superstructure includes B A the forecastle and the engine room B the forecastle bridge and poop C the forecastle bridge and maid deck 28 The superstructure is C A below the main deck B on the bridge C above the main deck 29 The C is above the main deck A tank B hold C superstructure 30 Which of the following is not the superstructure C A Bridge B Poop C Bow 31 The hull is a ship s A body A main B outer C upper 32 The hull of a ship contains C A the engine room and cargo space B the engine room and superstructure C the engine room cargo space and a number of tanks 33 The hull is divided into a number of watertight compartments by deck and C A holds B tanks C bulkheads 34 Which of the following is not the part of the hull C A The engine room B Cargo space C Bridge 35 The main deck is extending A A from bow to stern B from top to bottom C from portside to starboard side 36 The deck extending from bow to stern is called A A the main deck B the frame C the superstructure 37 Tweendeck is below the C deck A upper B lower C main 38 The deck below the main deck is known as A A tweendeck B boat deck C weather deck 39 Forecastle deck is located at the ship s B 3 A amidships B bow C stern 40 A short raised deck above the main deck at the C is called the poop deck A bow B midship C stern 41 A short raised deck above the main deck at the bow is the B deck A poop B forecastle C fore 42 The B part of a ship is called bow A before B fore C aft 43 The after part of a ship is called A A stern B bow C fore 44 The poop is at the A of a ship A stern B bow C midship 45 The fore part of a vessel is called B A the stern B the bow C bridge 46 The middle part of a ship is known as C A forward B aft C midship 47 The port side aft part of a vessel is called the B A port bow B port quarter C starboard bow 48 B of the vessel on the port side is called port bow A The aft part B The fore part C The middle part 49 The A part on starboard side is called the starboard quarter A aft B fore C middle 50 The A part of the vessel on the starboard side is the starboard how A forward B aft C port 51 Watertight compartments are separated by C A superstructure B tweendecks C decks and bulkheads 52 Bulkheads are upright steel B going across the ship A hulls B walls C holds 53 C are upright steel walls going across the ship A Decks B Tweendecks C Bulkheads 54 At the fore and after ends pf the hull are the fore and after A A peak tanks B tanks C peak holds 55 At the fore end of the hull is B A fresh water tank B the fore peak tank C ship s peak tank 56 The cargo space in cargo ships is built as C A rooms B cabins C holds 57 Double bottom tanks are in the space between the B and the bottom of the hull A tanks B holds C cabins 58 An ordinary cargo ship usually has B holds A 4 B 5 C 6 59 The holds are numbered A A from forward to aft B from aft to forward C from left to right 60 A modern general cargo ship has her engine room and bridge C A amidships B forward C aft 61 A traditional general cargo ship has her A amidships A bridge B poop C forecastle 62 Roll on roll off ship are C with ramps A worked B stopped C equipped 63 The fore and after peak tanks are used for A A fresh water and ballast water B fresh water and fuel oil C sea water and fuel oil 4 64 The double bottom tanks are used for C A fuel oil and fresh water B fresh water and ballast tank C ballast water and fuel oil 65 When you stand on a ship and face the bow the left hand side is called B A the left side B the port side C the starboard side 66 when standing on board a ship and facing the bow the port side is on the C side A right hand B fore C left hand 67 If you are standing on board a ship and facing the bow the right hand side is called the C side A port B left C starboard 68 Draft is the depth from A to vessel s bottom A waterline B deck level C amidships 69 The depth from water line to vessel s bottom is called A A draft B displacement C the depth below waterline 70 On shore lines are made fast on A A bollards B bitts C cleats 71 The line leading forward to the tug from the bow is A A the forward towing line B the headline C the forward breast line 72 The line leading aft from stern to the stern tug is C A the stern line B the aft spring C the aft towing line 73 The line leading at a right angles to the centerline from the stern to shore is B A the forward breast line B the aft breast line C the aft spring 74 The line leading aft from the forecastle to the shore is B A the aft spring B the forward spring C the head line 75 The line leading forward from the port bow to the shore is called C A the aft spring B the stern line C the head line 76 My ship is equipped A automatic hatch covers A with B in C on 77 B is used for heaving up and slacking away the anchor and chain A A winch B A windlass C A crane 78 The most modern vessel are navigated by C A Loran B sextant C satellite 79 A C is very much like an ordinary telephone A radar B GPS set C VHF set 80 The B is of great value to ships in poor visibility A VHF set B radar C steering gear 81 The second officer asked Bob to take the Noon Report to the A A engine room B engine hold C engine cabin 82 We can find the ship s position on B A the map B the chart C the compass 83 The engine orders are passed from the bridge to the engine room by C A telephone B VHF C telegraph 84 Most ships are designed A cargo a few carry passengers A to carry B carrying C carried 85 Ships that transport people are called C A general cargo ships B oil tankers C passenger ships 86 There are fewer B today than before A container ships B passenger ships C oil tankers 87 A small boat takes pilots to and from ships it is called a C 5 A tug B barge C pilot boat 88 A must be seaworthy as pilots go out in all weathers A Pilot boats B light ships C Oceangoing tugs 89 B must be powerful enough to move ships of large size A Barges B Tugs C Pilot boats 90 The tonnage of some superstructure is over B dwt A 50 000 B 500 000 C 5 000 000 91 Freeboard is the height from A to the top of weather deck A water level B bottom level C deck level 92 The height from water level to the top of weather deck is B A height B freeboard C draft 93 A are not a kind of aids to navigation A Pilot boats B light ships C Radio beacons 94 The officers take observation of the celestial bodies with A A the sextant B the binoculars C radar 95 The B is driven by electricity and it point to true north A radar B gyro compass C magnetic compass 96 The officer on watch takes observation of landmarks by using A the ship s compass B the ship s chart C his own eyes 97 The officer records the exact time of taking observation of the celestial bodies by means of C A a clock B a watch C the chronometer 98 C should be used when a ship is proceeding in shallow waters A Direction B VHF set C Echo Sounder 99 A is an electronic device which guards against collision A Radar B GPS C Steering gear 100 Radar makes it possible for us to C in dense fog A work B look C sail 值班值班 1 Who takes the wheel on the ship C A The sailors do B The bosun does C The quartermaster does 2 When the ship is at sea the watch sailors the wheel and helps the officer keep B on the bridge A maintenance B watch C lookout 3 For most of the morning he takes the wheel or B the decks A clean B cleans C cleaning 4 For most of the morning he takes C or cleans A the decks the wheel B the wheels the deck C the wheel the decks 5 Who is B the bridge now A at B on C in 6 Both the A and the officer are noticing the buoys on the bridge A pilot B engineer C sailors 7 The officer asked him B a sharp lookout for the fishing boats A keeping B to keep C keep 8 We use the A when proceeding in dense fog A hand steering B auto steering C gyro pilot 9 B sharp lookout on forecastle because of thick fog A put B keep C send 6 10 He is standing B on the bridge A look B watch C duty 11 The sailor taking C watches should do cleaning work on the bride A 0 to 4 B 4 to 8 C 8 to 12 12 We always have a lot of things A during the voyage A to do B doin g C done 13 It s midnight the duty A B feels very C A sleep B asleep C sleepy 14 You never work late A you A do B don t C haven t 15 You overslept again this morning B A did you B didn t you C weren t 16 They went on B as usual A work B working C works 17 ocean going vessel is entering the harbor now A A B An C The 18 Get ready the mooring machinery Mooring lines and the gangway for A loading cargo B arrival in port C departure from port 19 M V Utopia is ready the departure from Port Kilan A to B for C at 20 ready for mooring A Have B Be C Get 21 We ll leave the harbor right now for unmooring A Stand by B Get ready C Preparing 22 the stern the second officers is making preparations the mooring with the sailors A In with B On for C At for 23 At the stern the is making preparations for the mooring with the sailors A chief officer B the second officer C third officer 24 We made all the lines and let the tugs A tight out B fast out C fast go 25 Jack to pull the hawser A tried best B tried one s best C tried his best 26 The sailors do when the ship enters or leaves the harbor A maintenance work B mooring and unmooring work C cleaning work 27 the second officer the duty A B are keeping anchor watch A Both and B Not only but also C Either or 28 After sailing for about they anchored at the anchorage A a half hour B half an hour C an half hour 29 M V GAOZHOUHAI the Atlantic to England next month A shall across B shall sail C shall cross 30 My ship will arrive Port Said Sunday A at on B on at C to at 31 Our ship will not sail today what about ashore A go B going C to go 32 Besides Yokohama M V GAOHE will also at some other Japanese ports A call B visit C get 33 were brought back to ship from the sea 7 A The crew B The crews C The crew member 34 The tallyman is an O S A talking with B saying to C speaking with 35 I d like with the chief officer A talk B talking C to talk 36 Excuse me may I have a word with your Chief A Certainly B Sertainly C Cirtainly 37 We are the holds A sweeping B seeing C looking 38 I can t see in the dark hold A anyone B no one C someone 39 The sailor asked the docker use the heavy derrick like that A not B not to C to not 4o The docker are busy their work A with B in C for 41 Must we work on night shift today A No you mustn t B No you don t C No you needn t 42 Must we work on night today A duty B work C shift 43 The sailor on duty will do it by A himself B oneself C himself 44 If you find anything report at once to the officer on duty A usually B unusual C unusually 45 I think the hatch covers all fixed up by you A should B were C was 46 High speed operation and rough handling of covers are A easy B difficult C dangerous 47 On which side do you want the ladder A lowered B to lower C lowering 48 Stand by the gangway mean A Stand at the gangway B Wait at the gangway C Get the gangway ready 49 Is the pilot ladder all right at this A high B heigh C height 50 The pilot has come on board Please hoist signal flag A G B Q C H 51 The pilot ladder is on the lee side A rigged B fitted C equipped 52 The pilot didn t until the ship was clear of the harbor A embark B board C disembark 53 The pilot will be on our ship in 10 minutes A boat B board C aboard 54 Your ship has a freeboard of 12 meters The pilot will board your ship from the starboard side What do you do as a sailor on watch A Rig a gangway B Rig a pilot ladder C Rig the gangway combined with a pilot ladder 55 The pilot boat took the pilot the ship A of B off C out 56 The pilot room is next the chart room A to B in C with 8 57 We shall hoist the flag as soon as pilot comes on board A H B G C P 58 If the pilot boards the night we should prepare A a pilot ladder and a heaving line B a pilot ladder an overside light and a life buoy C a pilot ladder a heaving line a life buoy and an overside light 59 When you are ready to drop a line to the pilot what will you say to him A Hold on to my hand B Mind your head C Watch your step 60 If the ladder is two steps higher you should A lower a rope to take up the pilot s bag B drop a heaving line to the pilot C lower the ladder two steps 61 Which do you want a gangway or a rope ladder A gangway combined with a A wire B rope C pilot ladder 62 The job to take the pilot on and of the ship is done by A the chief office B the bosun C the duty sailor 63 When the ship is in port the sailor on duty gangway watch A has B keeps C looks 64 When a ship is in port must keep a watch on the gangway A officers B crew members C sailors 65 When the ship is in port the watch sailors stand gangway watch open and close the hatches adjust the derricks and keep watch over the A hatches B bridge C deck 66 Please tell the duty A B to lower the A winch B radar C gangway 67 The gangway is about one meter higher it please A low B lower C lowen 68 Good morning sir are you looking for A whom B how C what business 69 can I do for you A how B where C what 70 Are you the sailor on A how B the bridge C duty 71 I d like to have a talk your captain A at B with C on 72 Is the chief officer on board No He ashore A has been B has gone C went 73 Will you take me to see your chief office Sorry He is busy at the moment Would you mind a few minutes A wait B to wait C waiting 74 I m your agent I want to see you A bosun B chief officer C captain 75 Mr Agent You are A welcome B welcame C welcoming 76 me please A come B take C follow 77 Come please A by this way B this is the way C this way 9 78 I ll show you the A vessel B way C ship 79 Please wait a moment I ll go and ask him to A go B come C back 80 Please don t come up We don t want buy A nothing B something C anything 81 If our captain is not in his cabin he must be on the A paint locker B engine room C bridge 82 Agent the captain is you in his cabin A waiting B expecting C looking for 83 I ll tell the captain when he back A comes B will come C come 84 The gangway is high for the stevedores board this ship A so that B as as C too to 85 Spread a safety net the gangway A on B under C above 86 Pay more attention to the rise and fall of A tide B water C sea 87 When tide rises and falls we must the mooring lines A slack away B adjust C take in 88 The sailor on gangway watch should A keep sharp lookout at the forecastle B receive visitors C expect the agent 89 The duty sailor on the gangway usually looks the ship before relieving A around B up at C at 90 Which of the following is not the duty of the sailor on gangway watch A Noticing rise and fall of the tide B Adjusting the mooring lines C Discharging cargoes 91 As soon as the ship gets alongside the wharf you should lower the gangway and put a net it A over B below C beside 92 When your ship is alongside don t forget rat guards the moorings A putting on B to put at C to put on 93 The wind is blowing seawards A hard B heavy C strong 94 Check an