航海英语老题

航海英语

第一章

1.yourvesselisunderwaywhen(1)theanchorisdragging.(2)theanchorisusedin

docking.

A.(1)onlyB.(2)onlyC.both(1)and(2)D.neither(1)or(2)

2.yourvesselisapproachingaband.Ybuhearaprolongedblastfromaroundtheband.Ybu

should.

A.backyourengine;B.stopyourengineanddrift;C.answerwithoneprolongedblast;D.sound

thedangersignal.

3.yourvesselhasanchoredinachannelknowntohavestrongtidalcurrents.Tocheckyour

positionyoutakearoundofbearings,oneofwhichisarangeinline.Onehourlaterthebearing

onthelightsinrangeopensup.Thisindicates.(1)theshipisswinging.(2)theshipis

draggingheranchor.

A.(1)onlyB.(2)onlyC.either⑴or⑵D.neither(l)or(2).

4.yourshipmustspeedup.

A.reducespeedB.increasespeedC.changespeedD.stopengine.

5.yourexplanationallright.

A.soundsB.havesoundedC.issoundingD.issounded

6.you'dbetter_yourcoursetoporttoavoidcollision.

A.toalterB.alterC.alteringD.altered

7.youshouldstopyourvesselinstantly.

A.inamoment,B.ontimeC.atonceD.lateon

8.youshouldreportyourETAinadvance.

A.atonceB.beforehandC.earlyD.immediately

9.yououghttohaveknownwenever_lies.

A.sayB.talkC.telld.speak

10.youmust_yourcableto5shackles.

A.cutB.shortC.beshortD.shorten

11.youmayusemycabin_youcleanitupafterward.

A.asfarasB.aswellasC.assonsasD.solongas

12.youmayrely_ourcompany.

A.onB.inC.atD.up

13.youhearthefogsignalofanchorvesselforwardofyourbeam.Riskofcollisionmayexist.

Youmust___.

A.begintheradarplotB.stopyourenginesC.takeallwayoff,ifnecessaryD.allofthe

above

14.youhearthefogsignalofanchorvesselforwardofyourbeam.Riskofcollisionmayexist,

youshould.

a.stopyourengineb.takeallwayoff,ifnecessaryc.beginaradarplotd.allofthe

above.

15.youcanindicatethatyourvesselisindistressby.

a.displayingalargeredflagb.displayingthreeblackballsinaverticallinec.sounding

fourormoreshortrapidblastonthewhistled.continuouslysoundingthefogwhistle

16.youcangetyouragent_itforyou.

a.dob.todoc.doingd.done

17.youaretojointheconvoyat1745hours.

a.leaveb.sailforc.takepartind.make

18.youareinrestrictedvisibilityandhearafogsignalforwardofbeam.

Nothingappearsonyourradarscreen.

Youmust___.

a.stopyourenginesb.soundtwoprolongedblastsofthewhistlec.soundthedangersignal

d.slowtobaresteerageway

19.youaregettingtoooldforseaman.You'dbetter_ajobashoreinstead.

a.takeinb.takeforc.takeupd.takeover

20.youareapproachinganothervesselandarenotsurewhetherdangerofcollisionexists.You

mustassume___.

a.thereisriskofcollisionb.youarethegivevesselc.theothervesselisalsoindoubt

d.alloftheabove

21.youareadvisedtoenterthetrafficrouteatabout1730hours,becauseavesselisscheduledto

enteratthetimewhenyouintendedtoenter.Whatcanyouunderstandfromthisspeak?

a.ifsawarningofnavigationformyvessel

b.it'sanadvicefromportcontroltoordermyvesselnotenterthetrafficrouteoftheharbor

c.it'sanadvicetochangemyestimatedtimeofenteringthetrafficroute

d.it'sanorderfromtheVTStoindicatemyvesseltofollowthetrafficroute

22.youare_danger.

a.runinb.runningintoc.runintod.runningin

23.whomareyoulooking—?Iwanttoseeyourchiefmate.

a.onb.inc.ford.at

24.whileunderway,infog,youhearawhistlesignalofoneprolongedblastfollowedbytwo

shortblasts.Thissignalinsoundedbyavessel—.

a.notundercommandb.beingtowedc.onpilotagedutyd.aground

25.whileunderwayatnightyouobserveavessefsrangelightsinlineoffyourstarboardbeam.

Youshould—.

a.comerightb.soundthedangersignalc.continueonyourcoursed.comeleft

26.whilesteamingslowlyintheharbor,noshipis_toexceedthespeedlimited.

a.assumedb.appreciatedc.promisedd.permitted

27.whichvessel,whenanchoredatnight,isnotrequiredtoshowanchorlights?

a.apower-drivenvesselb.avesselengagedonpilotagedutyc.avesseldredging

e.avesselrestrictedinherabilitytomaneuver

28.whichvesselsoundsthesamefogsignalwhenunderwayoratanchor?

a.asailingvesselb.avesselrestrictedinherabilitymaneuverc.avesselconstrainedby

herdraft.d.avesselnotundercommand

29.whichvesselshouldnotimpedethenavigationofapower-drivenvessel?

a.avesselnotundercommandb.avesselengagedfishingc.asailingvessel

d.aseaplane

30.whichvesselshallnotimpedethepassageofavesselwhichcansafelynavigateonlywithina

narrowchanneloffairway?

a.avesseloflessthan20metersinlengthb.avesselsailingc.avesselfishing

d.allofabove

31.whichvesselshallnotimpedethepassageofavesselwhichcanonlynavigateinsidea

narrowchannel?

a.avesseloflessthan20metersinlengthb.avesselnotundercommand

c.avesselengagedinsurveyingd.alloftheabove

32.whichvesselshallavoidimpedingthesafepassageoftheavesselconstrainedbyherdraft?

a.avesselnotundercommandb.asailingvesselc.avesselrestrictedinherability

maneuver.D.allofabove

33.whichvesselis,bydefinition,unabletokeepoutofthewayofanothervessel?

a.vesselengagedfishingb.vesselnotmakingwayc.vesselsailing

d,vesselrestrictedinherabilitytomaneuver

34.whichvesselis,bydefinition,unabletokeepoutofthewayofanothervessel?

a.vesselengagedfishingb.vesselrestrictedinherabilitytomaneuver

c.sailingvesseld.vesseltowing

35.whichvesselisunderwayundertherulesoftheroad?

a.avesselatanchorwiththeenginerunningb.avesselwithalineledtoatreeonshore

c.avesseldriftingwiththeengineoffd.avesselaground

36.whichvesselisunderwayaccordingtotherules?

a.avesselmadefasttoasinglepointmooringbuoyb.avesselengagedintowing,notmaking

wayc,apilotvesselatanchord.avesselwhichhasrunaground

37.whichvesselistokeepoutofthewayoftheothers?

a.avesselconstrainedbyherdraftb.avesselengagedinunderwateroperations

c.avesselengagedintrawlingd.avesselnotundercommand

38.whichvesselisnotrestrictedinherabilitytomaneuver?

a.avesselservicinganaidtonavigationb.avesselconstrainedbyherdraft

c.atowingvesselwithtow,unabletodeviatefromitscourse

d.avesselengagedindredging

39.whichvesselisdirectednottoimpedethepassageofavesselwhichcanonlynavigateinside

anarrowchannel?

a.avesseloflessthan20metersinlengthb.avesselnotundercommand

c.avesselengagedinsurveyingd.alloftheabove

40.whichvesselisarestrictedinherabilitytomaneuverundertherules?

a.avesselmine-clearingb.avesselengagedinfishingc.avesselatanchor

d.avesselnotundercommand

41.whichstatementistrueconcerningavesselconstrainedbyherdraft?

a.sheishamperedbecauseofherworkb.sheisunabletomaneuverduetosomeexceptional

circumstancec.shemaybeavesselbeingtowedd.shemustbeapower-drivenvessel

42.whichsituationwouldbeaspecialcircumstanceundertherules.

a.vesselatanchorb.morethantwovesselsmeetingc.speedinfog

d.twovesselscrossing

43.whichprocedure(s)shallbeusedtodetermineriskofcollision?

a.watchingthecompassbearingofanapproachingvessel

b.systematicobservationofobjectsdetectedbyradar

c.long-rangeradarscanningd.alloftheabove

44.whichoneoftwocrossingpower-drivenvesselhastherightofwayinafog?

a.bothvesselb.neithervesselc.thevesselonportsided.thevesselonstarboardside

45.whichoneofthefollowingrulesisnotregardingtwopower-drivenvesselsmeetingendor

nearlyendonsoastoinvolveriskofcollision?

a.eachshallkeephercourseandspeed

b.eachshallalterhercoursetostarboard

c.eachshallpassontheportsidetoother

d.eachshallindicatesuchactionbyoneshortblastonthewhistle

46.whichofthefollowingstatementsis(are)correctregardingshiphandlingwheninthe

vicinityoftrafficseparationschemes?

(1)avesselshall,sofaraspracticable,avoidcrossingtrafficlanes(2)ifobligedtocross

trafficlanes,shalldosoasnearlyaspracticableatrightangletothegeneraldirectionof

trafficflow

a.(1)onlyb.(2)onlyc.both(1)and(2)d.neither(l)nor(2)

47.whichofthefollowingradarcontactswillpresentthemostimmediatedanger?

a.avesselonthestarboardbowwhosebearingischangingandrangeisdecreasing

b.avesselonthestarboardbowwhosebearingissteadyandrangeisincreasing

c.avesselontheportbowwhosebearingissteadyandrangeisdecreasing

d.avesselontheportbowwhosebearingischangingtoleftandrangedecreasing

48.whichofthefollowingmeetsthedefinitionofthewordvesselassetforthbytherules?

(1)agravelscow.(2)alifeboat

a.(1)onlyb.(2)onlyc.both(I)and(2)d.neither(1)nor(2)

49.whichofthefollowingistruewhennavigationwithradarduringrestrictedvisibility?

(1)radarmaynotindicatesmallvesselsandicebergs.(2)radarmaymeanthatsafespeedis

evenslowerduetotheindicateofothervesselsonthescope.

a.(1)onlyb.(2)onlyc.both(1)and(2)d.neither(l)nor(2)

50.whichofthefollowingis(are)correctwhenpostingaproperlookoutonavessel?

(1)itistheresponsibilityofthewatchofficertoinstructthelookoutastotheprocedures

ofnotifyingthebridgeofasighting.(2)whenavesselisgoingastern,alookoutmust

bepostedonthestern.

a.(1)onlyb.(2)onlyc.both(1)and(2)d.neither(l)nor(2)

51.whichofthefollowingis(are)correctregardingshiphandlingwheninthevicinityoftraffic

separationscheme?

(1)normallyjoinorleaveatrafficlaneattheterminationofthelane.whenjoiningor

leavingfromthesideyoushalldosoataslargeanangletothegeneraldirectionofthe

trafficflowaspracticable.(2)avesselshall,sofaraspracticableatrightanglestothe

generaldirectionofthetrafficflow.

a.(1)onlyb.(2)onlyc.both(1)and(2)d.neither(l)nor(2)

52.whichcraftwouldbeconsideredapower-drivenvesselundertherulesoftheroad?

a.anauxiliarysailvessel,usingherengineb.acanoebeingpropelledbyasmalloutboardmotor

c.atugpoweredbyadieselengined.alloftheabove

53.whereoneoftwovesselsistokeepoutofthewaytheother_.

a.shallnotkeephercoursebutshallkeepherspeed

b.shallkeephercourseandspeed

c.shallkeephercoursebutchangeherspeed

d.alloftheabove

54.wheredoesthelook-outmanstand?

a.inpositioninwhichthenoisesintheshipareleastlikelytointerferewiththehearingofafog

signalandthemancanseeclearly

b.inpositioninwhichthenoisesintheshiparemuchlikelytointerferewiththehearingofa

fogsignal

c.inpositioninwhichthehearingofasignalisreducedtoaminimum

d.inapositioninwhichthemancanseeclearly

55.whenyourvesselentersthickfog,sheshouldsound__every2minutesinaccordancewith

theserules.

a.oneshortblastb.oneprolongedblastc.twoshortblastd.threeshortblast

56.whenyoudoubttheexistenceofriskofcollision,,

a.suchriskshallbedeemedtoexistb.suchriskshallnotbedeemedtoexist

c.youneedn'ttakeanyactiontovoidcollisionwithanyvessel

d.youshouldaccelerateyourspeedahead

57.whenwindsofforcereach10-11inBeaufortscale,usuallywecallsuchwindsas_.

a.hurricaneb.breezec.stormd.gale

58.whenvisibilityisrestricted_wecansayitisrestrictedvisibility.

a.bylingdistanceb.bythedarknessatnightc.byavesselinfrontd.byfogorfallings

now

59.whenunderwayinachannel,youshouldkeeptothe_.

a.middleofthechannelb.starboardsideofthechannelc.portsideofthechannel

d.sideofthechannelthathasthewidestturns

60.whentwovesselsareinimmediatedangerofcollision,thestand-onvesselmust_.

a.abandonshipb.assistintakingwhateveractionisnecessarytoavoidcollision

c.holdcourseandspeedd.soundthedistresssignal

61.whentwopower-drivenvesselsaremeetingonreciprocalornearlyreciprocalcoursesoasto

involveriskofcollision,theyshallbedeemedtobein___.

a.crossingsituationb.head-onsituationc.restrictedvisibilityd.overtakingsituation

62.whentwopower-drivenvesselsaremeetingonreciprocalornearlyreciprocalcourse

involveriskofcollision,eachshallalterhercoursetostarboard.

a.asfarasb.soastoc.sothatd.sofaras

63.whentwopower-drivenvesselsaremeetinghead-onandthereisariskofcollision,eachshall

a.stopherenginesb.altercoursetostarboardc.soundthedangersignald.backdown

64.whenthechangingofaVHFchannel/frequencyisaccept,say_.

a.lamgoingtochangetoVHFchannelb.IamcertainlygoingtochangetoVHFchannel

c.changingtoVHFchanneld.VHFchannelhasbeenchanged

65.whentakingactiontoavoidcollision,youshould_.

a.makesuretheactionistakeninenoughtime

b.notmakeanylargecoursechanges

c.notmakeanylargespeedchange

d.alloftheabove

66.whenshipatanchorsheshallbedeemedtobe_.

a.notunderwayb.notundercommandc.restrictedinherabilitytomaneuver

d.anon-displacementship

67.whenoneoftwovessels_isrequiredtokeepoutofthewaytheothermustkeephercourse

andspeed.

a.insightofanotherb.sightstheanotherc.notinsightoftheanotherd.insightofone

another

68.whenmyshiparrivedthere,theirship_.

a.hasleftalreadyb.leftalreadyc.hadleftalreadyd.wouldleftalready

69.whenitisacceptedtoremainonthefrequencyindicated,youshouldsay_.

a.standingbyonVHFfrequencyb.comingtoVHFfrequencyc.VHFfrequencyisthebest

placeforyoutostaybyd.remaininginfrequencyanddonotchange

70.wheninsightofanothervessel,anyactiontakentoavoidcollisionmust_.

a.beaccompaniedbysoundsignalsb.notresultinanotherclosequarterssituation

c.includeaspeedchanged.alloftheabove

71.whenawindblowsroundclockwise,itis_.

a.variableb.changingc.backingd.veering

72.whenavesselseestheotheraheadornearlyahead,bynightshecouldseethemastheadlights

oftheotherinalineornearlyinalineorbothsidelights,shallbedeemedtoexist.

a.head-onsituationb.endsituationc.crossingsituationd.close-quarterssituation

73.whenavesselnavigatesinanareawithasmallunderkeelclearancebutwithadequatespace

totakeavoidingactionshe___.

a.shouldnotberegardedasavesselconstrainedbyherdraughtb.shouldberegardedasa

vesselconstrainedbyherdraughtc.shallberegardedasavesselrestrictedinherabilityto

maneuverd.shallberegardedasanon-displacementvessel

74.whenavesselisaground,sheis_.

a.restrictedinherabilitytomaneuverb.notunder-wayc.notundercommand

d.constrainedbyherdraught

75.whenavessel_thatvesselshallbedeemedtobeovertaking.

a.iscomingupwithanothervesselfromadirectionmorethen22.5degreesabaftherbeam

b.iscomingupwithanothervesselfromadirectionlessthen22.5degreesabaftherbeam

c.iscomingupwithanothervesselfromadirectionmorethen22.5degreesabaftherbeam

d.iscomingupwithanothervesselfromadirectionlessthen22.5degreesabaftherbeam

76.whenapilotisonboardtopilotthevesselthelettermustbehoisted.

a.Gb.Hc.Bd.N

77.when__cleanballastwaterfromanyvessel,anapplicationshallbemadetoharbor

authoritiesforapproval.

a.dischargingb.recyclingc.loadingd.takingin

78.whatwouldnotbeadistresssignal?

a.maydaysentbyradiotelephoneb.continuoussoundingoffogsignalc.greenstarshells

firedfromalauncher

e.squareflagandballinavertical

79.whatwouldbeaspecialcircumstanceundertherules?

a.vesselatanchorb.twovesselsmeetingc.speedinfogd.morethentwovesselscrossing

80.whatweatherforecastcandoistogiveastatementoexpectedconditionin___.

a.everyareab.acertainareac.somearead.manyarea

81.whattypeofengine_she?

a.haveb.hasc.isd.will

82.whatspeedcantheshipmake_.

a.atfullspeedofthepropellerb.atfullloadofthepropellerc.atmaximumhorse-powerof

thepropeller

d.atmaximumrevolutionofthepropeller

83.whatisyour_tropicalstormwarninginformation?

a.latestb.latelyc.lastd.nowadays

84.whatisthepositionofthevessel_distress?

a.onb.atc.ind.by

85.whatisnotadistresssignal?

a.redflareorredrocketsb.continuoussoundingoffogsignalingapparatusc.international

codeflagsNovemberandCharlied.baskethangingintherigging

86.whatisavesselrestrictedinherabilitytomaneuver?

a.avesselnotundercommandb.avesselconstrainedbyherdraughtc.avesselunderwayin

fogd.avesseltowingunabletodeviatefromhercourse

87.whatdrafthasshe___fullload?

a.onb.ofc.atd.with

88.whatdoesthewordbreadthmeanintherules?

a.breadthontheuppermostcontinuousb.moldedbreadthc.greatestbreadthd.breadth

attheloadwaterline

89.whatdoestheabbreviationVHFstandfor?

a.vesseFshoistingflagb.veryhighsafetyc.vesseFshomingfrequencyd.veryhigh

frequency

90.whatdoyoumean_thisterm?

A.onb.byc.ford.with

91.we'renot_towasteanytime.

a.wantedb.wantingc.wantd.beingwanted

92.we'renot_agreementonthatpoint.

a.inb.atc.byd.with

93.weshallchangecoursetostarboardand_withthecomingvessel.

a.passtostarboardtostarboardb.passtoporttoportc.aisright,biswrongd.neithera

norbiswrong

94.wepreparetowork_2gangsathatchNo.2andNo.3.

A.inb.byc.ford.with

95.wehavenosteelwire.Youhadbetter_usone.

a.borrowb.lendc.taked.let

96.wedothingsinaccordance_facts.

a.byb.onc.tod.with

97.visibilitywillnotbereducedby_.

a.fogb.mistc.snowd.cloud

98.visibilityis_byrainandmistwithinthestrait.

a.gettingimprovedb.becomingsatisfiedc.gettingworsed.beingpoor

99.vesselshallbedeemedtobeinsightofoneanotherwhen_.

a.theothervessefslightsareseenatnightb.thevesseFsfogsignalisheardinreduced

visibility

b.theothervesselisplottedonthemaneuveringboardd.theothervesselissightedonradar

100.vesselsshallbedeemedtobeinsightoneanotherwhen—(1)onecanbeseenvisuallyfrom

theother.(2)theother'slightsareseenatnight.

101.vesselsshallbedeemedtobeinsightoneanotheronlywhenone_fromtheother.

a.canbeobservedvisuallyb.canbeobservedbyradarc.canbelocatedontheradard.can

beheard

102.vesselsreportingtheirpositionshouldalwaysquotetheirbearing_themark.

a.tob.againstc.fromd.on

103.vesseFsprovisionsreferto_ofthevessel.

A.fueloilb.vegetablesandfoodc.sparepartsonboardd.ballastwater

104.vesselmust_pilotatwaitinganchorage.

A.waitb.waitforc.bewaitd.bewaitfor

105.vesselunderwaymeansthatavesselis__.

a.onthewayb.atanchorc.madefasttoaterminald.movingagainstwater

106.vesselshallnormallyjoinorleaveatrafficlane_ofthelane.

a.fromrightsideb.fromleftsidec.attheterminald.fromeitherside

107.vesselsshallbedeemedtobeinsightoneanotherwhenonecan_.

a.beobservedbytheradarfromtheotherb.beobservedvisuallyfromtheotherc.be

observedvisuallyorbyradarfromtheotherd.communicatewiththeotherthroughVHF

108.vesselonfireis__positionof22.2N123.4E.

a.onb.inc.atd.of

109.vesselengagedinthelaunchingorrecoveryofaircraftiscalled_.

a.avesselrestrictedinherabilitytomaneuverb.avesselnotundercommandc.avessel

constrainedbyherdraughtd.avesselnotunderway

110.vesselconstrainedbyherdraughtis一

a.anon-powerdrivenvesselb.asailingvesselc.apower-drivenvesseld.apower-driven

vesseloranon-powerdrivenvessel

111.underwayvesselsshallatalltimemaintainaproperlook-out_.

a.bysightandhearonlyb.byallavailablemeansbesidessightandhearingc.byallavailable

meansexceptsightandhearingd.bynoneofabovemeans

112.underwhichofthefollowingcircumstancewouldasteam-drivenvesselindicatebywhistle

thatherenginesaregoingastern?___.(1)onvisuallysightinganothervessel.(2)onhearingthe

fogsignalofanothervessel

a.(1)onlyb.(2)onlyc.both(1)and(2)d.neither(1)nor(2)

113.undertherules,thetermvesselincludes_.

a.non-self-propelledraftb.seaplanesc.hovercraftsd.alloftheabove

114.underinternationalrules_.

a.allvesselsmustcarryanafterrangelightb.vesselslessthen50metersinlengthneednot

carryanafterrangelightc.vesselsstoopeddeadinthewatershouldturnofftheirrange

lightd.vesselsover20minlengthmustcarrybothrangelightsfromsunsettosunrise

115.twoshortblastsofthewhistlehaveallofthefollowingmeaningsexcept___.

a.Iintendtomeetyoustarboardtostarboardb.Idonotintendtoholdcourseandspeedc.I

intendtoovertakeyouportsided.Iintendtoaltermycoursetoport

116.trafficseparationschememaybebytheorganizationforthepurposeoftheserules.

a.adoptedb.adaptedc.adjustedd.admitted

117.todetermineifriskofcollisionexists,avesselwhichisfittedwithradarmustuse_.

a.radarscanningb.radarplottingc.compassbearingsd.alloftheabove

118.tosanitarywaterfromanyvessel,anapplicationshallbemadetoharborauthoritiesfor

approval.

a.dischargingb.recirclec.loadd.takein

119.threeverticallightsatthemastheadofatugindicate.

a.morethenonetowb.atowinexcessof200metersinlengthc.avesselagroundd.SOS

120.threeshortblastsmean__.

a.Iamalteringmycoursetostarboardb.Iamalteringmycoursetoportc.Iamoperating

asternpropulsiond.Iamoperatingaheadpropulsion

121.thisis__whereweshallanchor.

a.thelight-houseb.theanchoragec.thepilotstationd.thelight-buoy

123.thisis_ocean-goingvessel.

a.theb.ac.and.large

124.thesevesselsareallsailingforshanghai.

a.arrivingb.boundc.loadingd.discharging

125.thereisnot_depthofthewateraroundtheareacenteredatthelighthouse.

a.ampleb.sufficientc.enormousd.incredible

126.thereisaprovisiontodepartfromtherules,ifnecessary,toavoid_.

A.close-quarterssituationB.anovertakingsituationC.immediatedangerD.anyof

theabove

127.thereispossibilitythatsmallvessel,iceandotherfloatingobjectsmaynotbe_byradarat

anadequaterange.

A.reflectB.showC.detectedD.defected

128.therearesomenavigationalinstruments_thebridge.

A.inB.onC.atD.of

129.thewordvessel,intherules,includes_.

A.sailingshipsB.non-displacementcraftC.seaplanesD.alloftheabove

130.thewordvessel,intherules,includes_.

A.abargepermanentlyaffixedtotheshoreB.non-displacementcraftC.adrillingunit

attachedtotheoutercontinentalshelfD.alloftheabove

131.thewordvesselincludeseverydescriptionofwatercraftandseaplanes,usedorcapable—as

ameansoftransportationonwater.

A.ofbeingusedB.tobeusedC.touseD.ofusing

132.theword“breadthofavessel“ininternationalregulationsforpreventingcollisionatsea1972

means—.

A.themoldedbreadthB.theregisteredbreadthC.thebreadthamidshipsD.the

maximumbreadth

133.theweatherwasinDalian.

A.lovableB.lovelyC.lovingD.lovingly

134.theVTShasbeendesignedtoaidin__.

A.thepreventionofcollisionB.thepreventionofthetrafficflowC.thecomplyingof

portregulation

D.thedevelopmentofnavigationaltechnique

135.thevesselonthesamecoursewill_onyourportside.

A.crossB.overtakeC.catchupD.rundown

136.thevesselarrivedatthisport_themorningofJuly1st.

A.inB.atC.onD.till

137.thevessel__thereyesterday.

A.groundB.groundedC.groundingD.hasgrounded

138.thetwoshipswillpassport_port.

A.onB.toC.inD.of

139.thetermshortblastmeans_.

A.ablastofaboutthreeseconds'duration

B.ablastofaboutfourseconds'duration

C.ablastofabouttwoseconds7duration

D.ablastofaboutoneseconds?duration

140.thetermrestrictedvisibilitymeansanyconditioninwhichvisibilityisrestrictedby—.

A.fog,mistB.fog,mistfallingsnowC.fog,mist,fallingsnow,heavyrainstormsD.fog,

mist,fallingsnow,heavyrainstormsoranyothersimilarcauses

141.thetermrestrictedvisibilityasusedintherulesrefers__.

A.onlytofogB.onlytovisibilityoflessthenone-halfofamileC.tovisibilitywhereyou

cannotseeshoreD.toanyconditionwherevisibilityisrestricted

142.thetermprolongedblastrefersto—.

A.ablastoffromfivetosevenseconds,duration

B.ablastoffromfivetosixseconds'duration

C.ablastoffromfourtosixseconds*duration

D.ablastoffromsixtosevenseconds5duration

143.thetermpower-drivenvesselmeans_intheserules.

A.anysailingvesselwithpropellingmachinery

B.anyvesselpropelledbymachinery

C.anysailingvesselwithorwithoutmachineryforpropelling

D.anysailingvesselwithpropellingmachinerynotinuse

144.thetermmoderatespeedwaspreviouslyinterpretedasmeaningaspeedwhichwouldenable

avessel_withinhalftherangeofvisibility.

A.stoppingB.tostopC.tobestoppedD.tobestopping

145.theengagedinfishingincludes—(1)allvesselsfishing.(2)vesselstrawling.

A.(1)onlyB.(2)onlyC.both(1)and(2)D.neither(