《航海英语》培训补充题

《航海英语》培训补充题

一一无限航区船舶船长

第一部分选择题

-、船舶证书

1.CertificateofFitnessfortheCarriageofLiquefiedGasesinBulkshallbecarriedonboardby.

A.gascarriersconstructedonorafter1July1986

B.gascarriersconstructedbefore1July1986

C.Allchemicaltankers

D.oiltankersof150grosstonnageandabove

KEY:B

2.Certificateofinsuranceorotherfinancialsecurityinrespectofcivilliabilityforoilpollutiondamage

shallbecarriedonboardby•

A.shipscarryingmorethan2000tonsofoilinbulkascargo

B.oiltankers

C.bulkchemicalscarriers

I),liquefiedgascarriers

KEY:A

3.InternationalCertificateofFitnessfortheCarriageofDangerousChemicalsinBulkshallbecarriedon

boardby.

A.chemicaltankersconstructedonorafter1July1986

B.chemicaltankersconstructedbefore1July1986

C.Allchemicaltankers

D.oiltankersof150grosstonnageandabove

KEY:A

4.OilRecordBookshallbecarriedonboardbywhichisengagedinvoyagestoportsoroffshore

tenninalsunderthejurisdictionofotherPartiestoMARPOL73/78.

A.oiltankerof150grosstonnageandabove

B.bulkcarrier

C.containervessel

D.passengership

KEY:A

5.OilRecordBookshallbecarriedonboardbywhichisengagedinvoyagestoportsoroffshore

tenninalsunderthejurisdictionofotherPartiestoMARPOL73/78.

A.Oiltanker

B.Bulkcarrierof400grosstonnageandabove

C.Containervessel

D.Passengership

Key:B

6.PleasearrangetheofmyDerattingExemptionCertificate.

A.Renewal

B.Replacement

C.Recheck

D.Review

KEY:A

7.ShipboardOilPollutionEmergencyPlanshallbecarriedonboardby.

A.Oiltankerof150grosstonnageandabove

B.Bulkcarrier

C.Containervessel

D.Passengership

KEY:A

8.ShipboardOilPollutionEmergencyPlanshallbecarriedonboardby.

A.Oiltanker

B.Bulkcarrierof400grosstonnageandabove

C.Containervessel

D.Passengership

KEY:B

9.WhichdocumentisNOTrequiredbylawtobepostedaboardavessel?

A.OfficialCrewList

B.CertificateofInspection

C.Officer'slicenses

D.MusterList

KEY:A

10.Yourloadlinecertificateexpireson27May2006.Thevesselissurveyedonthatdateandisfound

satisfactory.Youaresailingforeignthesameday.WhichstatementisTRUE.

A.Anewcertificatemustbeissuedbeforeyousail

B.Theexistingcertificateisendorsedasvalidforafiveyearperiodcommencing27May2006

C.Theexistingcertificateisextendedforaperiodofupto150days

D.Theexistingcertificateisextendeduntilthefirstforeignportofcallwhereanewcertificatewillbe

issuedbythelocalsurveyor

KEY:C

11.isthebestnameanddescriptionofthevesselreferredto.

A.M/VYuLong

B.MVYuLong

C.M/VYuLong

D.MVYuLong

KEY:B

12.arenottobedeclaredintheCrew*sPersonalEffectsDeclaration.

A.Cigar,cigarettes,tobaccoandsnuff

B.Beer,wineandspirits

C.Mineralwaterandsoftdrink

D.Shirts,trousersandclothes

KEY:D

13.Customsofficers,uponboardingavesseldesiringentryintooneoftheirport,wouldinspectwhich

document?

A.CargoManifest

B.CertifiedCrewList

C.StoresList

D.Alloftheabove

KEY:D

14.DangerousCargoesaretobedeclaredin.

A.Ship*sStoresDeclaration

B.CargoDeclaration

C.GeneralDeclaration

D.Crew*sEffectsDeclaration

KEY:B

15.GeneralDeclaration,PassengerList,CrewList,Crew'sEffectsDeclaration,Ship'sStoresDeclaration,

CargoDeclarationandMaritimeDeclarationofHealth,AmmunitionList,DangerousCargoList,

StowawayList,WalkawayList,DrugList,etc.arenecessarilytobepresentedbytheMastertothe

A.JointInspectionParty

B.TheShipper

C.TheReceiver

D.CustomsHouse

KEY:A

16.InaccordancewithMaritimeHealthDeclaration,isnotaninfectiousdisease.

A.cholera

B.typhusfever

C.yellowfever

D.venerealdisease

KEY:D

17.Intheabsenceofasurgeon,themastershouldnotregardthesymptomsofasgroundfor

suspectingtheexistenceofinfectiousdisease.

A.higherbloodglucoseaftermeal

B.feveraccompaniedbyprostrationorpersistingforseveraldaysorattendedwithglandularswelling

C.anyacuteskinrashoreruptionwithorwithoutfever

D.severediarrhoeawithsymptomsofcollapse

KEY:A

18.Intheabsenceofasurgeon,themastershouldnotregardthesymptomsofasgroundfor

suspectingtheexistenceofinfectiousdisease.

A.arthritispainincludeswellingwithinthejoints

B.anyacuteskinrashoreruptionwithorwithoutfever

C.severediarrhoeawithsymptomsofcollapse

D.jaundicebyfever

KEY:A

19.MaritimeDeclarationofHealthisgenerallypreparedbytheMaster.

A.whenhisvesselisarrivingataforeignport

B.whenhisvesselisleavingaforeignport

C.afterhisvesselhasleftaforeignport

D.afterhisvesselhasarrivedataport

KEY:A

20.MarksandNos.,numbersandkindsofpackages,descriptionofgoodsaretobeprovidedin.

A.PassengerList

B.GeneralDeclaration

C.CargoDeclaration

I).Ship*sStoresDeclaration

KEY:B

21.Ofthefollowingitems,isnottobeprovidedintheGeneralDeclaration.

A.positionoftheshipintheport

B.briefparticularsofthevoyage

C.briefdescriptionofthecargo

D.numberandkindofpackagesofthegoodscarried

KEY:D

22.Ship'sstoresdeclarationgenerallyconsistsof.

A.DeckStoresList,EngineStoresList,KitchenStoresList,BondedStoresListandDoctor'sStoresList

B.MarksandNos.,numberandkindofpackages

C.Grossweight,measurementandquantity

D.Briefparticularsofthevoyageandbriefparticularsofthecargo

KEY:A

23.Theagencymostconcernedwithastowawayis.

A.Customs

B.Immigration

C.PublicHealth

D.MSA

KEY:B

24.Thecitizenshipofacrewmemberofavesselisdeterminedsolelybythe.

A.CustomsOfficer

B.ImmigrationOfficer

C.CoastGuard

D.UnionOfficial

KEY:B

25.ThedateandplaceofDeratisationorDeratisationExemptionCertificatearetobeprovidedin.

A•MaritimeDeclarationofHealth

B.GeneralDeclaration

C.PassengerList

D.CargoDeclaration

KEY:A

26.TheImmigrationandNaturalizationServiceisconcernedwithwhichdocumentonavesselmaking

preliminaryentryintoaU.S.portfromaforeignport.

A.CargoManifest

B.CertifiedCrewList

C.CurioList

D•ShippingArticles

KEY:B

27.TheQuarantineofficertoldthemasterthattheCertificateofPratiqueshallbecomeiftheship

callsatotherforeignports.

A.Nodisposal

B.Ineffective

C.Noresult

D.Noevent

KEY:B

28.Unclearedcrewcuriosremainingonboardduringadomesticcoastwisevoyageafterreturningfrom

foreignshouldbe.

A.listedintheOfficialLogbook

B.clearedpriortothenextforeignvoyage

C.notedintheTravelingCurioManifest

D.retainedunderlockedsecuritybytheowner

KEY:C

二、航海图书资料

1.Forsafetyreasons,whenassistancetowing.

A.thedisabledvesselshouldbetowedtothenearestport

B.thedisabledvesselshouldbeinspectedforflammablegases

C.passengersshouldalwaysberemovedfromthedisabledvessel

D.personnelonthedisabledvesselshoulddonPFD's

KEY:D

2.Ifamooringlineshouldpartwhileyouaretyingupatadock,youshouldmakeatemporaryeyeby

tyinga.

A.becketbend

B.clovehitch

C.bowline

D.squareknot

KEY:C

3.Insecuringatowingcable,considerationmustbegiventolettinggoinanemergency.Thepossible

whipoftowlineswhenreleasedcanbeovercomeby.

A.increasingtheshaftRPMpriortorelease

B.usingapelicanhookforquickrelease

C.usingpreventers

D.usingashortchainfbrtheleadthroughthestemchock

KEY:C

4.Solidgreenarrowsonthemainbodyofapilotchartindicate.

A.Prevailingwinddirections

B.Prevailingoceancurrentdirections

C.Probablesurfacecurrentflow

D.Shortestgreatcircleroutes

KEY:B

5.TherearetwoareasofftheNcoastofFrance,whichremaindangerousbecauseof.

A.thedensityofvesseltrafficonpassagethroughthestrait

B.thefactthatthepassagethroughthestraitisconstrictedbyaseriesofnarrowbanks,runningNE-SW

C.minesliedinthewarof1939-1945

D.thestrongtidalstreamsinthestrait

KEY:C

6.Whenhuggingabankinanarrowchannel,youshouldtakeprecautionsagainst.

A.Banksuction,squatandtheeffectsofvesselspassingcloseaboard

B.Cloggedseachests,pluggedseastrainersandoverheatedmachinery

C.Strikingunderwaterobstructionsclosetothebank

D.Alloftheabove

KEY:D

7.Whensteeringbyhand,whichofthefollowingmaybeafunctionalinputtothesteeringgearasa

resultofturningthewheel.

A.Non-follow-up

B.Rudderadjustment

C.Weatheradjustment

D.Alltheabovemaybeactivated

KEY:A

8.Whichstatementconcerningthehandlingcharacteristicsofafullyloadedvesselascomparedwith

thoseofalightvesselisFALSE.

A.Afullyloadedvesselwillbeslowertorespondtotheengines

B.Afullyloadedvesselwillmaintainherheadwayfurther

C.Alightvesselwillbemoreaffectedbythewind

D.Alightvessellosesmoreruddereffectinshallowwater

KEY:D

9.Youarepreparingtotakeanothervesselintow.Whichsignalindicates,Hawserismadefast.

A.Firingofagreenstarsignal

B.Firingofaredstarsignal

C.Anorangesmokesignal

D.Threewhitestarrocketsat1-minuteintervals

KEY:A

10.Youarepushingatowahead,athighspeed,neartherighthandbankofacanal.Theforcesaffecting

yourtowboatandtowwilltendto•

A.Pushboththeheadofthetowandthestemofthetowboatawayfromtherighthandbank

B.Pushtheheadofthetowawayfrom,andpullthestemofthetowboatinto,therighthandbank

C.Pullboththeheadofthetowandthestemofthetowboatintotherighthandbank

D.Pulltheheadofthetowinto,andpushthesternofthetowboatawayfrom,therighthandbank

KEY:B

11.Duringthetowingofasurvivalcraft,alookoutshouldbeonstationto.

A.releasethetowlineinanemergency

B.helpthehelmsmansteer

C.lookfbrfoodandwater

D.checkthewaterlevelinthebilge

KEY:A

12.Eachlifejacketlightthathasanon-replaceablepowersourcemustbereplaced.

A.every6monthsafterinitialinstallation

B.every12monthsafterinitialinstallation

C.every24monthsafterinitialinstallation

D.onorbeforetheexpirationdateofthepowersource

KEY:D

13.Fireprotectionregulationsfbrtowingvesselsrequirethatdrillsbeconductedonboardthevesselasif

therewereanactualemergency.Drillsincludeallofthefollowing,EXCEPT.

A.testingallalarmanddetectionsystems

B.breakingoutandusingthevessefsemergencyequipment

C.participationbyselectedcrewmembers

D.onepersonputtingonprotectiveclothing,ifthevesselissoequipped

KEY:C

14.Firesofwhichclasswouldmostlikelyoccurintheengineroomofavessel.

A.ClassesAandB

B.ClassesBandC

C.ClassesCandD

D.ClassesAandD

KEY:B

15.Forthepurposeoftraininganddrills,ifreasonableandpracticable,rescueboatsonboardmustbe

launchedwiththeirassignedcrew.

A.onceaweek

B.onceamonth

C.onceayear

D.twiceayear

KEY:B

16.Frappinglines.

A.securethelifeboatinthedavitswheninthestowedposition

B.bringthelifeboatclosealongsidetherailintheembarkationposition

C.givetheoccupantsasafetylinewhentheboatisbeingloweredfromtheembarkationlevel

D.reducetheswingingofthelifeboatattheembarkationlevel

KEY:D

17.Howmanyadultlifejacketsarerequiredonboardaship・

A.Enoughfor100percentofthepersonsallowedonboard

B.Onefbreachworkstationandindustrialworksite

C.Enoughfor150percentofthepersonsallowedonboard

D.BothA&Babove

KEY:D

18.Ifpassengersareonboardwhenanabandonshipdrilliscarriedout,theyshould.

A.takepart

B.watch

C.gototheirquarters

D.stayoutofthewayanddowhattheywant

KEY:A

19.Ifyoumustjumpfromaship,yourpostureshouldinclude.

A.holdingdownthelifepreserveragainstthechestwithonearmcrossingtheother,coveringthemouth

andnosewithahand,andfeettogether

B.kneesbentandheldclosetothebodywithbotharmsaroundlegs

C.bodystraightandarmsheldtightlyatthesidesfbrfeetfirstentryintothewater

D.bothhandsholdingthelifepreserverbelowthechin,withkneesbent,andlegscrossed

KEY:A

20.InBahrain,MinaSulmanPilotsboardatNAVAREAIoftheworld-widenavigationwarning

service.

A.SitraBeacon

B.ASRYBeacon

C.AlbaBeacon

D.BapcoBeacon

KEY:A

21.TheMasterofavesselberthed,mooredoranchoredwithintheareaofjurisdictionandwhowishesto

movehisvesseltoanotherberth,mooringoranchoragewithinthatareafrom4BahrainPort

Controrpriortomoving.

A.shallnotrequestpermission

B.shallrequestpermission

C.shall,ifinconvenience,requestpermission

D.shallsendhispermissiontotheHarbourMaster

KEY:B

22.givesadescriptionofthecombinedCardinalandLateralBuoyagesystemincludingtextual

anddiagrammaticexplanationsofthefivetypesofmarks；lateral：cardinal,isolateddanger；safewater

andspecialmarks.

A.OceanPassagesfbrtheWorld(NP136)

B.SymbolsandAbbreviationsusedonAdmiraltyCharts,Chart5011

C.IALAMaritimeBuoyageSystem(NP735)

D.TheMarinersHandbook(NP100)

KEY:C

23.givesdailypredictionsofthetimesandheightsofhighandlowwatersfbrover230standard

and6,000secondaryportsintheworld.

A.AdmiraltyTideTables

B.AdmiraltyTidalStreamAtlases

C.AdmiraltyManualofTides(NP120)

D.AdmiraltyTidalHandbooks(NP1221-3)

KEY:A

24.isacomprehensivereferenceingraphicalandtextualfbnnofallAdmiraltyChartsand

Publicationsworldwide(linktoAdmiraltyCharts)listedbyregion.

A.OceanPassagesfbrtheWorld(NP136)

B.SymbolsandAbbreviationsusedonAdmiraltyCharts,Chart5011

C.IALAMaritimeBuoyageSystem(NP735)

D.CatalogueofAdmiraltyChartsandPublications(NP131)

KEY:D

25.offersadetaileddescriptionoftidaltheoryanditsapplicationtotheanalysisandpredictionof

tidesandtidalstreams.

A.OceanPassagesfortheWorld(NP136)

B.AdmiraltyTidalStreamAtlases

C.AdmiraltyManualofTides(NP120)

D.AdmiraltyTidalHandbooks(NP1221-3)

KEY:C

26.outlinestheAdmiraltymethodofHarmonictidalanalysisforlongandshortobservation

periodsplusavolumeondatumsforhydrographicsurveys.

A.OceanPassagesfortheWorld(NP136)

B.AdmiraltyTidalStreamAtlases

C.AdmiraltyManualofTides(NP120)

D.AdmiraltyTidalHandbooks(NP1221-3)

KEY:D

27.AdmiraltyEasyTide•

A.haslittleuseforocean-goingmariners

B.pennitsthemarinertoselectandsimultaneouslycalculatetidalheightsformultipleportsforupto

sevendays

C.includesperiodsofdaylightandnauticaltwilight,moonphasesandaspringsandneapsindicator

D.issuppliedintheformofasingleCDwhichcontainsthecalculationprogramandthesevengeographic

AreaDataSets(ADS)providingglobalcoverage

KEY:A

28.Ofthefollowing,isnotlikelyfoundinTheMarinersHandbook(NP100).

A.navigationalhazardsandbuoyage,meteorologicaldata,detailsofpilotage,regulations,portfacilities

andguidestomajorportentry

B.informationoncharts

C.informationonoperationalinformationandregulation

D.informationontides,currentsandcharacteristicsofthesea

KEY:A

29.TheinformationonisnotlikelyfoundinTheMarinersHandbook(NP100).

A.IALABuoyagesystem

B.hydrography,topography,navigationalaidsandtheirservices

C.basicmeteorologyandnavigationiniceandhazardsandrestrictionstonavigation

D.informationontides,currentsandcharacteristicsofthesea

KEY:B

30.Thelatestknowndetailsoflightsaregivenin.

A.givesdailypredictionsofthetimesandheightsofhighandlowwaterforaselectionofStandardPorts

B.liststheprincipalharmonicconstantsforallthoseportswheretheyareknown,forusefbrprediction

bytheSimplifiedHarmonicMethodofTidalPrediction

C.isacomprehensiveguidefbrtheyachtsman

D.permitsthemarinertoselectandsimultaneouslycalculatetidalheightsfbrmultipleportsforupto

sevendays

KEY:C

31.ThemajortidalstreamsfbrselectedwatersofNorthWestEuropeareshownindiagrammaticformin

A.AdmiraltyTidalStreamAtlases

B.AdmiraltyTidalStreamAtlases

C.AdmiraltyManualofTides(NP120)

D.AdmiraltyTidalHandbooks(NP1221-3)

KEY:A

32.Theprogramofgraphicalpredictionsofheightagainsttimefbraperiodofuptosevenconsecutive

daysiscontainedin.

A.SHM

B.AdmiraltyTotalTide

C.AdmiraltyEasyTide

D.OceanPassagesfortheWorld

KEY:A

33.TopredicttheactualdepthofwaterusingtheTideTables,thenumberobtainedfromtheTideTablesis

A.theactualdepth

B.addedtoorsubtractedfromthecharteddepth

C.multipliedbythecharteddepth

D.dividedbythecharteddepth

KEY:B

35.A"loose"towmaycauseallofthefollowingEXCEPT.

A.lossofmaneuverability

B.linestopart

C.damagetothetowingvesselandtow

D.asavinginthetransittime

KEY:D

36.Avesseloutboundfromaportorpilotstationwithinaninshoretrafficzoneisrecommendedto

A.callataport,pilotstation,destinationorshelteredanchorage

B.usetheappropriatelaneotherthantheadjacenttrafficseparationscheme

C.usetheinshoretrafficzone

D.jointheadjacenttrafficlaneassoonaspossible

KEY:D

37.AdmiraltySailingDirectionsarewrittenwiththeassumptionthatthereader.

A.isfamiliarwithallinformationcontainedinUKHOpublications

B.knowsnothingaboutanysailingdirections

C.islackofparticularknowledgeconcerningthenavigationofthearea

D.hastheappropriatechartbeforehimandotherrelevantpublicationstohand

KEY:D

38.CALDOVREPis.

A.apilotstation

B.aport

C.amandatoryshipreportingsystem

D.avesselcommencesitsvoyagefromalocationbeyondonelimitoftheinshoretrafficzone

KEY:C

三、航海英文函电

航海日志

1.Ifaspilloccurs,wherewouldyoulogit?.

A.OilRecordBook

B.Bellbook

C.Smoothlogbook

D.OfficialLogbook

KEY:D

2.Ifyoucarrypackagedhazardouscargoesonabreakbulkvesselboundforeign,youmust.

A.stowthehazardouscargoesondeckavailableforjettisoningifnecessary

B.removethehazardouscargolabelsfromaportabletankafterthetankisemptied

C.havetheshippingpapersindicatethepropershippingnameandthetechnicalnameofn.o.s.cargoes

D.logthereceiptofhazardouscargoesintheOfficialLogbook

KEY:C

3.Whatwillbeacceptedastheshippingpapersfbranunmannedtankbargebutwillnotbeacceptedif

thetankbargeismanned?.

A.BillofLading

B.Logbookentry

C.Manifest

D.Shippingdocument

KEY:B

4.WhatisNOTacceptedastherequiredshippingpapersonamannedandloadedtankbarge?.

A.BillofLading

B.Manifest

C.Shippingdocument

D.Logbookentry

KEY:D

5.WhenanazimuthoftheSunhasbeentakenandthedeviationofthestandardmagneticcompass

computed,thewatchofficershouldrecordtheresults.

A.Inthevessel'sOfficialLogbook

B.Onthecompassdeviationcard

C.Inthecompassdeviationlog

D.OnaNapierdiagram

KEY:C

6.EveryentryrequiredtobemadeintheOfficialLogbookshallbesignedbythe.

A.Mateonwatch

B.MasterandChiefMateorothermemberofthecrew

C.Masteronly

D.Purser,oneoftheMates,andsomeothermemberofthecrew

KEY:B

7.AwiseCaptaingivescleardirectioninhisfbrtheofficersonwatchtocallhimifinanydoubt

whatsoever.

A.DeckLogbook

B.Master'sNote

C.BellBook

D.Master'sStandingOrders

KEY:D

8.theabstractsofdecklogbookcoveringthesaidaccident.

A.Attachedherewithare

B.Attachedisherewith

C.Attachedarehereby

D.Herebyareattached

KEY:A

9.WhichisNOTarequiredentryintheship*sOfficialLogbook?

A.Saleofeffectsofadeceasedcrewmember

B.Medicaltreatmentofaninjury

C.Inspectionsofcargogear

D.Drydockingofthevessel

KEY:D

10.AseamanassaultstheSecondMateandinjureshimwithabeerbottlewhiletheshipisatsea.The

incidentisloggedintheOfficialLogbook.Insubsequentsuspensionandrevocationproceedings

againsttheseaman,accordingtotheregulations,

A.theSecondMateandtheMastermusttestifyastothefactsoftheassault

B.thecasewillbedismissedifthelogbookentriesareimproperlymade

C.thelogbookentryisprimafacieevidenceofthefactsifitcomplieswiththelaw

D.thelogbookisinadmissibleifthelogbookentriesdonotconfbnntothelaw

KEY:C

11.Afteryourvesselhasbeeninvolvedinacasualty,youarerequiredtomakeyourlogbooks,bell

books,etc.,availableto.

A.attorneysforoppositionparties

B.marinesurveyors

C.MSAofficials

D.Alloftheabove

KEY:C

12.AllentriesinLogbook,made,mustnotbeerasedoramended.

A.once

B.whether

C.previous

D.just

KEY:A

13.Inwritingupthelogbookattheendofyourwatch,youmakeanerrorinwritinganentry.Whatisthe

propermeansofcorrectingthiserror?

A.Crossouttheerrorwithasingleline,andwritethecorrectentry,theninitialit.

B.Carefullyandneatlyerasetheentryandrewriteitcorrectly.

C.Removethispageofthelogbook,andrewriteallentriesonacleanpage.

D.Blotouttheerrorcompletelyandrewritetheentrycorrectly.

KEY:A

14.Lifeboatwinchesonashiparerequiredtobeinspectedandanentrymadeinthelogbook.What

shouldthisentryinclude?

A.Thetimerequiredtoloweralifeboat

B.Thetimerequiredtoraisealifeboat

C.Thedateofinspectionandconditionofthewinch

D.Alloftheabove

KEY:C

15.Logbooksareusedtorecordtheeventsoccurringwhen.

A.theshipisinaharbor

B.theshipisatanchorage

C.theshipisunderway

D.alloftheabove

KEY:D

16.OfficialproofofaChinesevessefsnationalityiscontainedinthe.

A.CertificateofInspection

B.OfficialLog

C.CertificateofDocumentation

D.ShippingArticles

KEY:C

17.Priortoburningorweldingonafueltankonaship,regulationsrequirethataninspectionbemade.

Anentryintheunofficiallogbookisrequiredifthisinspectionismadeby.

A.amarinechemist

B.theOfficerinCharge,MarineInspection

C.theMasterorpersoninchargeoftheship

D.theNationalFireProtectionAssociation

KEY:C

18.Priortogettingunderwayinfreshorbrackishwater,theMastermust.

A.logthedensityofthewater

B.securealloverboarddischarges

C.takeonfreshwaterballast

D.cleanthesideswithfreshwater

KEY:A

19.TheMasterorpersoninchargeofashipisrequiredtolog.

A.thenamesofallpersonsonboard

B.onlythenamesofthecrewmembersonboard

C.onlythenamesofpassengersonboard

D.informationonemergencytrainingdrills

KEY:D

20.Theproperwaytocorrectamistakeinthelogbookisto.

A.erasetheentryandrewrite

B.drawseverallinesthroughtheentry,rewrite,andinitialthecorrection

C.completelyblackouttheentry,rewrite,andinitialthecorrection

D.drawonelinethroughtheentry,rewrite,andinitialthecorrection

KEY:D

21.TheresponsibilityfbrmaintainingtheOfficialLogbookonvoyagesbetweentheAtlanticandPacific

coastsoftheUnitedStatesrestswiththe.

A.ChiefMateofthevessel

B.Masterofthevessel

C.DeckOfficerofthewatchatthetimeoftheoccurrence

D.Purserofthevessel

KEY:B

23.UnderthePollutionRegulations,whenyoudumpgarbageintotheseayoumust.

A.notifyCoastGuardorMSA

B.makeanentryintheOfficialLogbook

C.keeparecordfortwoyears

D.Noactionisrequiredifyouaremorethan25milesfromlandandnoplasticmaterialsaredumped.

KEY:C

24.WhatisNOTarequirementfortestingthelinethrowingapplianceonavessel?

A.Theapplianceshouldbetestedeverythreemonths.

B.Aregularservicelineshouldbeusedwhentesting.

C.Aregularprojectileshouldbeusedwhentesting.

D.AnentryaboutthetestmustbemadeintheOfficialLogBook.

KEY:B

25.WhatisofficialproofofavesseVsownership?

A.CertificateofDocumentation

B.BillofLading

C.TransferCertificate

D.Logbook

KEY:A

26.WhatisrequiredtobeenteredintotheOfficialLogbook?

A.Openingasideportatseatorenewagasket

B.Theannualrequiredstrippingandcleaningofthelifeboats

C.Thebiennialweighttestofthelifeboatsandfalls

D.Thedraftsonenteringport

KEY:A

27.WhatmusttheMasterorpersoninchargeofashipenterinthelogbookafterconductingaboatdrill?

A.Whichsurvivalcraftwasusedinthedrill

B.Thenumberofeachlifeboatnotloweredduringeachdrill

C.Onlythenumberofeachmotorpropelledlifeboatthatislowered

D.Thelengthoftimeanoarpropelledlifeboatisrowed

KEY:A

28.Whenavesselisenteringorleavingaport,arecordofenginespeedsiskeptinthe.

A.bellbook

B.deckroughlog

C.OfficialLogbook

D.engineroughlog

KEY:A

29.WhichneedNOTbeenteredintheOfficialLogbook?

A.Thetestingoftheinternalcombustionenginedrivenemergencygeneratorsatleastonceeachmonththe

vesselisnavigated

B.Thetestingofstoragebatteriesforemergencylightingandpowersystemsonceeach6monthsthevessel

isnavigated

C.Theactualdraftwhenthevesselarrivesinsaltwaterafterdepartingaport

D.Thetestingoftheline-throwingapplianceonceevery3months

KEY:A

30.Whenareforeandaftdraftreadingsrequiredtobeenteredintheunofficiallogbookofaship?

A.Onceaday

B.Onceaweek

C.Priortogettingunderway

D.Onlywhenenteringwatersofdifferentdensity

KEY:C

31.Wheni