02.2進港指南

[152]Ananchoredvesselonpilotagedutymustshowwhichlight(s)atnight?

A.AstemlightonlyB.Anchorlightsonly

C.AwhitelightoveraredlightonlyD.Awhitelightoveraredlightandanchorlights

[153]AnembarkedPilot.

A.isaspecialisthiredforhislocalnavigationalknowledge

B.issolelyresponsibleforthesafenavigationofthevessel

C.relievestheMasterofhisdutiesD.relievestheofficerofthewatch

[154]BeforeaMasterrelievesaPilotoftheconn,the.

A.Mastershouldforeseeanydangertothevesselonthepresentcourse

B.vesselmustbeinextremisC.Mastershouldagreetosignareleaseofliabilityform

D.MastermustfirstrequestthePilottotakecorrectiveaction

[155]Coralatolls,orachainofislandsatrightanglestotheradarbeam,mayshowasalongline

ratherthanasindividualtargetsdueto.

A.theeffectsofbeamwidthB.limitationsonrangeresolution

C.thepulselengthoftheradarD.themultiple-targetresolutionfactor

[156]Datarelatingtothedirectionandvelocityofrotarytidalcurrentscanbefoundinthe.

A.Mariner'sGuideB.TidalCurrentTablesC.NauticalAlmanacD.TideTables

[157]ETA/PILOTREVERTINGmeans.

A.ETApilotstationhasbeengiven.B.ETApilotstationwillbegivenafterwards.

C.ETApilotstationwasnotgiven.D.ETApilotstationisgiven

[158]ForfullinformationregardingthecurrentcirculationoftheIndianOcean,Sailing

Direction,CurrentAtlas,etc.

A.watchB.lookforC.seeD.regard

[159]Fromthemarinercanknowthedataoftide.

A.theSeaPilotB.theCargoPlanC.theTideTableD.thePortList

[160]Fromthemarinercanunderstandthedataoftide.

A.cargoplanB.tidetableC.portlistD.seapilot

[161]Gangwaywithpilotladderonmystarboardside.

A.beingriggedcombinedB.isriggedcombiningC.rigscombiningD.isriggedcombined

[162]Iftheofficeronwatchisinanydoubtastothepilot'sactions,orintentions,heshould.

A.notifytheCaptainassoonaspossibleB.seekclarificationfromthepilot

C.takeactionbyhisownjudgmentD.ceasethedutyofpilot'satonce

[163]Informationontheoperatingtimesandcharacteristicsofforeignradiobeaconscanbefound

inwhichpublication?

A.ListofLightsB.CoastPilotC.SailingDirectionsD.ListofRadiobeacons

[164|Insufficientspacebetweenthehullandbottominshallowwaterwillpreventnormalscrew

currentsresultingin.

A.wasteofpowerB.suddensheeringtoeitherside

C.sluggishrudderresponseD.Alloftheabove

[165]Isthepilotboatstation?

A.inB.atC.withD.on

[166]Isthepilotladderallrightatthis?

A.highB.highlyC.heighD.height

[167]It'sallrighttorigthepilotladderonleeside.

A.toallowportAuthoritiestoboardB.allowingportAuthoritiestoboard

C.toallowportAuthoritiesboardingD.allowingportAuthoritiestobeboarded

[168]Keeptothatpoint,saidthepilot.

A.straightB.directC.forwardD.on

[169]Monsoonsarecharacterizedby.

A.light,variablewindswithlittleornohumidity

B.strong,gustywindsthatblowfromthesamegeneraldirectionallyear

C.steadywindsthatreversedirectionsemiannually

D.strong,cyclonicwindsthatchangedirectiontoconformtothepassageofanextremelow

pressuresystem

KEY:??C

1170|Myship{needs}apilot.

A.requires

B.has

C.takes

D.gets

KEY:??A

[171]Onnoaccountproceedwithoutpilotinthiswaterarea.

A.thevessel

B.shallnotvessel

C.thevesselshould

D.shouldvessel

KEY:??D

[172]PassagethroughtheSuezCanalisoperatedonasystem.

A.convey

B.convoy

C.escort

D.conform

KEY:??B

[173]Pilotladderisonportside.

A.equipped

B.rigged

C.puton

D.putoff

KEY:??B

[174]Placenamesusedshouldbethose.

A.specifiedbyinternationalauthorities

B.specifiedbynationalauthorities

C.onstandardmap

D.onthechartorSailingDirectionsinuse

KEY:??D

[175]PleasewirelesstoletmeknowIamtoanchorortomeetpilot.

A.which

B.where

C.what

D.who

KEY:??B

[176]Temperatureandmoisturecharacteristicsaremodifiedinawarmorcoldairmassdueto

A.pressurechangesintheairmass

B.movementoftheairmass

C.theheterogeneousnatureoftheairmass

D.upperlevelatmosphericchanges

KEY:??B

[177]Thecharacteristicofalightedcardinalmarkmaybe.

A.veryquickflashing

B.flashing

C.fixed

D.occulting

KEY:??A

[178]Thefirstindicationsamarinerwillhaveoftheapproachofawarmfrontwillbe

A.largecumulonimbus(thunderclouds)buildingup

B.highcirruscloudsgraduallychangingtocirrostratusandthentoaltostratus

C.fogcausedbythewarmairpassingoverthecoolerwater

D.lowdarkcloudsaccompaniedbyintermittentrain

KEY:??B

[179]Theironmikeisa(n).

A.pilot

B.speaker

C.standbywheel

D.automaticpilot

KEY:??D

[180]Thepilot{embarked}theshipat1830hours.

A.boarded

B.left

C.piloted

D.loaded

KEY:??A

[181]Thepilotisonboard,?

A.isit

B.isn'tit

C.ishe

D.isn'the

KEY:??D

[182]Thepilotmotorlaunchesareblue,withthePILOTinwhite.

A.furnished

B.painted

C.prepared

D.written

KEY:??B

[183]Thepilotsaidheourvesseldirectlytotheberth.

A.willtake

B.took

C.istaking

D.wouldtake

KEY:??D

[184]Thepilotstationclosewestoftheendofthebreakwater.

A.isstayed

B.issituated

C.isplaced

D.islocated

KEY:??B

[185]Thepilotstationis{situatedclose}Wofthebreakwater.

A.to

B.near

C.distant

D.on

KEY:??B

[186]TheradiotelephonerequiredbytheVesselBridge-to-BridgeRadiotelephoneActisforthe

exclusiveuseof.

A.theMasterorpersoninchargeofthevessel

B.apersondesignatedbytheMaster

C.apersononboardtopilotthevessel

D.Alloftheabove

KEY:??D

[187]ThesingleletterG,sentbyanicebreakertoanassistedvessel,means.

A.Irequireapilot

B.Longitudefollows

C.Iamgoingahead;followme

D.Donotfollowme

KEY:??C

[188]THESPEEDOFAVESSELADJUSTEDTOTHATOFAPILOTBOATATWHICHTHE

PILOTCANSAFELYEMBARKis.

A.Groundspeed

B.Boardingspeed

C.Relativespeed

D.Speedofthevessel

KEY:??B

[189]Thestepofapilotladderwhichpreventstheladderfromtwistingisthe.

A.Proofbar

B.Shiftingbar

C.Lx)ngbar

D.Spreader

KEY:??D

[190]Thetransferproceduresforoilproductsarerequiredtobeposted.

A.inthepilothouse

B.intheofficer'slounge

C.intheupperpumproomflat

D.wheretheycanbeeasilyseenorreadilyavailable

KEY:??D

[191]Thereshallbetwoprincipalthroughtheharborfbrthepassageofvesselsofover60

tonsburden.

A.straits

B.channels

C.canals

D.roadsteads

KEY:??B

[192]Vesselsmustpilotatwaitinganchorage.

A.wait

B.waitfor

C.bewaited

D.bewaitedfor

KEY:??B

[193]WhenapilotisonboardtopilotthevesseltheLettermustbehoisted.

A.G

B.H

C.B

D.N

KEY:??B

[194]Whenatugispullingonahawseratrightanglestotheship,andthepilotwantstocome

aheadorasternontheship'sengine,caremustbetakenthatthepilot.

A.doesnotbreakthetowline

B.doesnotgettoomuchwayonthevessel

C.keepsasteadycoursesothetowlinewillremaintight

D.turnstheshiptowardthedirectionofpull

KEY:??B

[195]Whenthemovementofengineisnolongerrequiredthepilotusuallygivestheorderlikethis

A.Stopengine

B.Nothingtoport

C.Finishengines

D.Finishedwithengines

KEY:??D

[196]WhenthePilotisembarkedheorshe.

A.relievestheMasterofhisduties

B.issolelyresponsibleforthesafenavigationofthevessel

C.isaspecialisthiredforhisorherlocalnavigationalknowledge

D.relievestheofficerofthewatch

KEY:??C

[197]Whereaone-berthcabinisprovidedsolelyfortheaccommodationofapilot,theexistenceof

sucharoom,althoughnotitselfeligiblefordeduction,shallnotcausethedisallowanceofthe

officers'mess-room,bathroom,W.C?,etc.,aswouldbethecaseiftheroomswereintended

fortheuseofapassenger.Thissentenceindicatesthat.

A.aone-berthcabinforapilotisdeductible

B.theofficers'mess-room,bathroom,W.C.,etc.,whicharealsousedbyapassenger,is

deductible.

C.theofficers'mess-room,bathroom,W.C.,etc.,whicharealsousedbyapilot,isdeductible.

D.aone-berthcabinforapassengerisdeductible

KEY:??C

[198]Whichisaweeklypublicationadvisingmarinersofimportantmattersaffectingnavigational

safety?

A.LightList

B.NoticetoMariners

C.CoastPilot

D.SailingDirections

KEY:??B

[199]WhichpublicationshouldyoucheckforcompleteinformationonPugetSoundweather

conditions?

A.SailingDirections

B.LightList

C.CoastPilot

D.Chartofthearea

KEY:??C

[200]Whichvesselmayshowthreelightsinaverticalline,thetopandbottombeingredandthe

middlebeingwhite?

A.Avesselengagedindivingoperations

B.Apilotvessel

C.Avesseltrawling

D.Alloftheabove

KEY:??A

02.5航海通告與警告

[301]ToAdmiraltyCharts438,latitudestakenfromthischartshouldbeincreasedby

about5seconds.

A.convertto

B.cometo

C.lookat

D.agreewith

KEY:??D

[302]Thechartyousuppliedwasanythinguptodate.

A.but

B.except

C.beside

D.apartfrom

KEY:??A

[303]TheAdmiraltyNoticestoMarinerscanbeobtainedbyMastersofvesselsfromany

AdmiraltyChartAgent.

A.freeofcharge

B.withnoresponsibility

C.withoutlimitationsofdistribution

D.withlittlecharges

KEY:??A

[304]Positionsreadfromthischartshould,toagreewithchart3949,be0.03minutes

Northwardsand0.22minutesWestwards.

A.shifted

B.removed

C.changed

D.altered

KEY:??A

[305]Positionsreadfromthischartshouldbemoved0.08minutesSouthwardand0.13minutes

Eastwardsoasadjoiningchart344,.

A.toagreeupon

B.inaccordancewith

C.tobesameas

D.toagreewith

KEY:??D

[306]Owingtoolddataofthesurveythepositionsandnumberofthebeaconsshownonthischart

arenottobe.

A.considered

B.insured

C.reliedupon

D.suspected

KEY:??C

[307]Nonavigationalaidsareshownandthechartisnotkeptcorrectedfbralterationsindepths

insidethepeckedlines.Formoredetailedinformation,thelargerscalechartsmustbe.

A.referredto

B.appreciated

C.metwith

D.concerned

KEY:??A

[308JNavigationalchartsaresubjecttofrequentchanges,theimportantonesofwhichare

promulgatedby.

A.AdmiraltyNoticestoMariners

B.Mariner'sHandbook

C.Catalogue

D.SailingDirections

KEY:??A

[309|Contourelevationsonthischartrefertoheightsinfeetabovemean.

A.lowerlowwater

B.highwater

C.lowwater

D.sealevel

KEY:??D

[310]Chartsaresubjecttofrequentcorrectionaccordingto.

A.NoticestoMariners

B.Mariner'shandbook

C.SailingDirections

D.GuidetoPortEntry

KEY:??A

[311]Acharthasextensivecorrectionstobemadetoit.Whenthesearemadeandthechartis

againprinted,thechartissueisa.

A.firstedition

B.newedition

C.revisededition

D.reprint

KEY:??B

[312]arepublishedforthecorrectionofAdmiraltyCharts.

A.AdmiraltySailingDirections

B.AdmiraltyListofSignals

C.Mariner'sHandbook

D.AdmiraltyNoticestoMariners

KEY:??D

[313]isnotcontainedintheNMWeekly.

A.AmendmentstoAdmiraltySailingDirections

B.AmendmentstoAdmiraltyListofLightsandFogSignals

C.AmendmentstoAdmiraltyListofRadioSignals

D.SupplementtoGuidetoPortEntry

KEY:??D

[314]TheheightsandsoundingsofAdmiraltychartareexpressedinFathomsin

Meters.

A.either,or

B.neither,nor

C.another,nor

D.other,or

KEY:??A

[315]day,pilotflagshouldbedisplayedfrommainmast.

A.From

B.By

C.on

D.With

KEY:??B

[316]objectsarethosewhichstandoutclearlyfromthebackgroundorotherobjectsand

areeasilyidentifiablefromafewmilesoffshoreinnormalvisibility.

A.Conspicuous

B.Permanent

C.Preliminary

D.Temporary

KEY:??A

[317]Amarkerpole,withahorseshoebuoyandaseaanchorattached,shouldbeusedto.

A.markthepositionofalostmooring

B.determineyourvessel'ssideslipunderway

C.determineyourspeedthroughthewater

D.indicatelocationofamanoverboard

KEY:??D

[318]Astand-onvesselinacrossingsituationisallowedtotakeactionwhen.

A.onacollisioncourse

B.thevesselswillpasswithinonemile

C.itbecomesapparenttoherthatthegive-wayvesselisnottakingappropriateaction

D.therelativespeedofthevesselsindicatescollisioninlessthansixminutes

KEY:??C

[319]Asteepbarometricgradientindicates.

A.calms

B.lightwinds

C.strongwinds

D.precipitation

KEY:??C

[320]Astormisforecastfortheareawhereyourvesselismoored.Foritssafetyyoushouldput

A.moreslackinthemooringlines

B.astrainonthemooringlines

C.chafinggearonthemooringlines

D.greaseonthemooringlines

KEY:??C

[321]AdmiraltyNoticestoMarinersarepublished,

A.everyday

B.everyweek

C.everymonth

D.everyyear

KEY:??B

[322]AdmiraltyNoticestoMariners,containingimportantinformationforthemarinersand

enablingthemtokeeptheirchartsandbookscorrectedforthelatestinformation,areissueddaily

andpublishedin.

A.WeeklyEditions

B.QuarterlyEditions

C.AnnualEditions

D.MonthlyEditions

KEY:??A

[323]Adviseyourfishinggear.

A.yourecovery

B.yourecover

C.yourecovering

D.yourecovered

KEY:??B

[324]Adviseyouengines.

A.stop

B.tostop

C.stopping

D.stopped

KEY:??A

[325]Afterthepassageofacoldfrontthevisibility.

A.doesnotchange

B.improvesrapidly

C.improvesonlyslightly

D.becomespoor

KEY:??B

[326]Chartlegendsprintedincapitallettersshowthattheassociatedlandmarkis.

A.conspicuous

B.inconspicuous

C.agovernmentfacilityorstation

D.aradiotransmitter

KEY:??A

[327]Chartlegendswhichindicateaconspicuouslandmarkareprintedin.

A.capitalletters

B.italics

C.boldfaceprint

D.underlinedletters

KEY:??A

[328]Charteddepthisthe.

A.verticaldistancefromthetidaldatumtotheoceanbottomplustheheightofthetide.

B.verticaldistancefromthetidaldatumtotheoceanbottom

C.averageheightofwateroveraspecifiedperiodoftime

D.averageheightofalllowwatersataplace

KEY:??B

[329]Charteddepthsby2metersduetostateofthewinds.

A.isdecreased

B.decreased

C.decreases

D.aredecreased

KEY:??D

[330]Charteddepthsaredecreased2meters.

A.in

B.on

C.with

D.by

KEY:??D

[331]Fogismostcommonlyassociatedwitha(n).

A.warmfrontatnight

B.lowpressurearea

C.anticyclone

D.lackoffrontalactivity

KEY:??A

[332]ForwhatpurposewouldusingaLambertconformalchartbemoreconvenientthanusinga

Mercator?

A.Plottingradiobearingsoveralongdistance

B.Determininglatitudeandlongitudeofafix

C.Measuringrhumblinedistances

D.Measuringrhumblinedirections

KEY:??A

[333]Generally,aieusedasthetrackchartsonthehighsea,areusedforharbors,

inlandwatersandcoastalareas.

A.Mercatorcharts/Lorancharts

B.Admiraltycharts/Routeingcharts

C.largescalecharts/smallscalecharts

D.smallscalecharts/largescalecharts

KEY:??D

[334]InrevisededitionsofAdmiraltychartsthearecorrectedfirst.

A.smallerscales

B.largerscales

C.smallerscalesandlargerscales

D.moderatescales

KEY:??B

[335]lnformationforupdatingnauticalchartsisprimarilyfoundinthe.

A.NoticetoMariners

B.CoastPilots

C.nauticalchartcatalogs

D.SailingDirections

KEY:??A

[336]LOWABOUT300MILESSOUTHWESTOFLISBON1004MOVINGSLWLY

SOUTHEASTCOMMAFILLING1006BYMIDNIGHT.Thisphraseislikelytobeunderthe

headingof.

A.GALEWARNING

B.24HOURSFORECAST

C.GENERALSITUATION

D.TROPICALCYCLONEWARNING

KEY:??C

[337JLOWAT34N135EESLYSLWLYINTSTNC.Thisdescriptionismostlikelytobeunder

theheadingof.

A.GLWNG

B.GENSYN

C.STMWNG

D.TYWNG

KEY:??B

[338]Manynavigationalwarningsareofatemporarynature,butothersremaininforceforseveral

monthsormaybesucceededby.

A.NoticestoMariners

B.SailingDirections

C.ListofLightsandSignals

D.GuidetoPortEntries

KEY:??A

[339]Navigationalwarningsarepublishedaccordingto.

A.thedesignedarea

B.thedesignatedarea

C.theindicatedarea

D.allareaovertheworld

KEY:??B

[340]Onanauticalchart,theinnerringofacompassroseindicates.

A.truedirections

B.compasserror

C.deviation

D.magneticdirections

KEY:??D

[341]Ontheapproachofawarmfrontthebarometricpressureusually.

A.falls

B.rises

C.issteady

D.isunreliable

KEY:??A

[342]Onthehighseas,afogsignalconsistingofoneprolongedblastfollowedbyfourshortblasts

wouldindicatethepresenceofa.

A.vesselbeingtowed.

B.fishingvesselengagedintrawling.

C.vesselatanchorwarningyouofherlocation.

D.power-drivenpilotvesselonstationunderway.

KEY:??D

[343]Periodicpublicationsnotifyingchangesin,oradditionsto,previouslypublishednavigational

dataare.

A.Supplements

B.AnnualSummary

C.NavigationalWarnings

D.NoticestoMariners

KEY:??D

[344]RYUKYUSTOSE6BEC4-5.ISOLSHWRS.SEA3MBEC2M.SWELLSE3-

4M.Thisdescriptionislikelytobeundertheheadingof.

A.FORECAST

B.GALEWARNING

C.SYNOPSIS

D.STORMWARNING

KEY:??A

[345]Steamsmokewilloccurwhen.

A.extremelycoldairfromshorepassesoverwarmerwater

B.warmdryairfromshorepassesovercoolerwater

C.coldoceanwaterevaporatesintowarmair

D.coolrainpassesthroughawarmairmass

KEY:??A

[346]Thebestestimateofthewinddirectionatsealevelcanbeobtainedfromobservingthe

directionofthe.

A.cloudmovement

B.vesselheading

C.waves

D.swells

KEY:??C

[347]ThebrokenmagentalinewhichrunsparalleltotheshorebetweenRoanokePointand

MattituckInletmarksa.

A.fishtraparea

B.pipeline

C.demarcationline

D.cablearea

KEY:??A

[348]ThechartsshowtwodashedlinescrossingtheriverjustsouthofSt.CatherineBarLight.

Whatdoesthisindicate?

A.Overheadpowerlines

B.Louisiana-Mississippiferrycrossings

C.Tworailroadtrestles

D.Twosubmergedoilpipelines

KEY:??D

[349]TheDailyMemorandumcontainsinformationon.

A.activeweatherdisturbancessuchashurricanesortropicalstorms

B.thelatestnavigationalwarnings

C.scheduledvesselarrivalsanddeparturesfora24-hourperiod

D.waterlevelsatriverportswhererun-offaffectstidalheights

KEY:??B

[350]Thefogmostcommonlyencounteredatseaiscalled.

A.conductionfog

B.radiationfog

C.frontalfog

D.advectionfog

KEY:??D

三？？？？航海英文函電

03.2各種英文申請書

（接種、醫療、檢修、加班、油水、物料供應、船員遣返等）

[401]YourvesselhascompletedaninspectionforcertificationandisissuedaTemporary

CertificateofInspection.TheTemporaryCertificate.

A.hasthefullforceoftheregularCertificateofInspection

B.expiressixmonthsafteritisissued

C.mustbeexchangedfbraregularCertificateofInspectionwithin3months

D.isretainedinthecustodyoftheMaster

KEY:??A

[402]PLSBEINFORMEDTHATSUBVSLSTWOKINDSOFCERTIFICATESHAVE

EXPIRED.ONEISDERATINGCERTIFICATEANDTHEOTHERISSAFETYEQUIPMENT

CERITFICATE.Accordingtothistelex,.

A.twocertificateshaveexpired

B.twocertificateswillexpire

C.oneofthetwocertificateshaveexpired

D.oneofthetwocertificateswillexpire

KEY:??A

[403]anycaseorsuspectedcaseofquarantinabledisease,oranycaseoferuptivedisease

oranydeathbediscovered,thelocalquarantineofficermustbenotifiedimmediately.

A.If

B.Shall

C.Should

D.Whether

KEY:??C

[404]anypersondiedonboardduringthevoyageotherwisethanasaresultofaccident?

A.Have

B.Has

C.Hastherebeen

D.Arethere

KEY:??B

[405]anysickpersononboardnowapartfromtheabove-mentionedcases?

A.Have

B.Has

C.Isthere

D.Arethere

KEY:??C

[406]day,pilotflagshouldbedisplayedfrommainmast.

A.From

B.By

C.on

D.With

KEY:??B

[407]duringthevoyageanycaseorsuspectedcaseofplague,cholera,yellowfever,

smallpox,typhusorrelapsingfever?

A.Hastherebeen

B.Havetherebeen

C.Hasthere

D.Havethere

KEY:??A

[408]Adecreaseinbarometricpressureisassociatedwithallofthefollowingexcept.

A.risingwarmair

B.proximitytoalowpressurearea

C.inwardspiralingcirculation

D.cleardryweather

KEY:??D

[409]Adevicefittedoverthedischargeopeningonareliefvalveconsistingofoneortwowoven

wirefabricsiscalledaflame.

A.stopper

B.screen

C.filter

D.restrictor

KEY:??B

[410]AdisadvantageofusingchainlashingonheavyvehiclesaboardRo-Rovesselsisthatitis

A.heavy

B.easilydamaged

C.affectedbytemperature

D.costlyrelativetothestrengthratio

KEY:??A

[411]ADopplerspeedlogindicatesspeedthroughthewater

A.atalltimes

B.inthebottomreturnmode

C.inthevolumereverberationmode

D.onlywhenthereisnocurrent

KEY:??C

[412]Adrawbridgemayusevisualsignalstoacknowledgeavessel'srequesttoopenthedraw.

WhichsignalindicatesthatthedrawwillNOTbeopenedimmediately?

A.Aflashingamberlight

B.Afixedredlight

C.Awhiteflagraisedandloweredvertically

D.Aflashingwhitelight

KEY:??B

[413]Adrillingbitwhichisdoughnutshapedtopermitrecoveryofthecenterportionofthehole

drillediscalleda.

A.diverterbit

B.holereamer

C.corebit

D.conventionalbit

KEY:??C

[414]Afibertowinghawserisreadiedforserviceby.

A.spoolingitonawinchcathead

B.coilingitinacounterclockwisedirectiononthefantail

C.fakingitondeckinaforeandaftdirection

D.spoolingitonareellyingonitssidetopreventrolling

KEY:??C

[415]Afirehasbrokenoutonthestemofyourvessel.Youshouldmaneuveryourvesselsothe

wind.

A.comesoverthebow

B.blowsthefirebacktowardthevessel

C.comesoverthestern

D.comesovereitherbeam

KEY:??A

[416]Afireisdiscoveredinthebowofyourvesselwhilemakingway.Thewindisfromaheadat

35knots.Youshould.

A.remainoncourseandholdspeed

B.remainoncoursebutslackthespeed

C.changecoursetoputthewindoneitherbeamandincreasespeed

D.changecourseandputthestemtothewind

KEY:??D

[417]Afirepumpmaybeusedforotherpurposesif.

A.theotherservicesarerunoffareducingstationwithapressuregage

B.oneoftherequiredpumpsiskeptavailableforuseonthefiremainsystematalltimes

C.noreliefvalvesareinstalled

D.alloftheaboveconditionsaremet

KEY:??B

[418]AfishingvesselcasualtymustbereportedtotheCoastGuardifitinvolves.

A.lossoflife

B.aninjuryrequiringonlyfirstaid

C.$(SA)10,000inpropertydamage

D.lossofequipmentwhichdoesn*treducethevessel'smaneuverability

KEY:??A

[419]Afishingvesseldisplayingthelightsshownis.

A.anchored

B.underwaybutnotfishing

C.tendingasmallfishingboat

D.fishingbytrawling

KEY:??D

[420]Afixedcarbondioxideextinguishingsystemforamachineryspace,designedWITHOUTa

stopvalveinthelineleadingtotheprotectedspace,isactuatedby.

A.onecontrol

B.twocontrols

C.threecontrols

D.noneoftheabove

KEY:??A

[421]Afloodedlegonaliftboatwouldadverselyaffectthevessel'sstabilityunderwayby.

A.increasingtherightingmoment

B.decreasingthevessel'sdisplacement

C.increasingthereservebuoyancy

D.shiftingtheCG(centerofgravity)offcenter

KEY:??D

[422]Aframewithtwo,orsometimesfour,armsthroughwhicharethreadedtheguidelinesand

whichisusedtokeepthedrillstemandbitinlinewiththecenteropeninginthetemporaryguide

baseisthe.

A.drillstemguide

B.guideframe

C.drillstringframe

D.casingguide

KEY:??B

[423]Agreenbuoyhasayellowtriangleonit.Thisisa(n).

A.informationorregulatorybuoythathaslateralsignificance

B.buoythatisoff-stationandismarkedtowarnmarinersofitswrongposition

C.dualpurposemarkingusedwheretheICWandotherwaterwayscoincide

D.buoythatwassetinerrorandwillbereplacedwitharednunbuoy

KEY:??C

[424]Ahandheldinstrumentusedtomeasuredistancesbetweenobjectsandtheshipisa.

A.vernier

B.psychrometer

C.hygrometer

D.stadimeter

KEY:??D

[425]Ahead-onsituationatnightisoneinwhichyouseedeadaheadavesselshowing.

A.onesidelight

B.onesidelightandamastheadlight

C.onesidelightandtwomastheadlights

D.bothsidelightsofavesselandhermastheadlight(s)

KEY:??D

[426]Aheavysteelcurvedarchconstructedathwartshipsandabovetheafterdeckonatowing

vesselissometimescalleda.

A.mainbrace

B.towspan

C.jockeybar

D.Noneoftheabove

KEY:??B

[427]Aheavy,thick-walledtube,usuallysteel,usedbetweenthedrillpipeandthebitinthedrill

stemtoweightthebitinordertoimproveitsperformanceiscalleda.

A.heavy-walleddrillpipe

B.tooljoint

C.downholetool

D.drillcollar

KEY:??D

[428]Ahelmsmanreceivesthecommand"Right15degreesrudder."Thehelmsman's

IMMEDIATEreplyshouldbe.

A.AyeAyeSir

B.Right15degreesrudder

C.Rudderisright15degrees

D.Noreplyisnecessary,justcarryouttheorder

KEY:??B

[429]Ajack-updrillingrigbeingtowedmust.

A.turnoffalllightsthatinterferewiththenavigationlights

B.turnonallavailableworkinglightsondeck

C.ringthebellrapidlyforfivesecondsonceaminute

D.displaytwoblackdiamondsinaverticallineduringtheday

KEY:??A

[430]Ajack-updrillingunitelevatedontheOuterContinentalShelfmusthaveafoghornthatwill

sound.

A.a2-secondblastevery20seconds

B.a4-secondblastevery20seconds

C.an8-secondblastevery30seconds

D.a10-secondblastevery