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Question asked (517):

In the diagram, which letter is pointing at the area known as the "BOW" of the ship? Selected answer: The Bow is indicated by A, in the figure Correct answer: The Bow is indicated by B, in the figure

Question asked (522): On the diagram, which letter indicates what is meant by the word "DRAUGHT" of the ship?

Selected answer: Draught is indicated by C, in the figure Correct answer: Draught is indicated by D, in the figure

Question asked (528): The figure shows the cross section of a ship floating in water with the hull coloured in red and the seabed below the vessel shaded. On this figure there are four (4) possible definitions of the term "UNDERKEEL CLEARANCE" given. Which one is the correct one?

Selected answer: Underkeel clearance is given by C on the figure Correct answer: Underkeel clearance is given by A on the figure

Question asked (530): On the figure there are four (4) possible definitions of the term "AIR DRAUGHT" given. Which one is the correct one?

Selected answer: Air draught is given by C on the figure Correct answer: Air draught is given by D on the figure Question asked (1489):

What is the correct understanding of the term "FAIRLEAD"?

Selected answer: A fairlead is the hole through the deck where the anchor chain passes into the chain locker. Correct answer: The access point where mooring lines are lead when making fast to the shore.

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Wrong answer summary Question asked (1490): What is the correct understanding of the term "LEE SIDE"?

Selected answer: The leeside is the starboard side of the vessel Correct answer: The lee side is the side of the ship which is facing away from the wind. Question asked (1491): When acting as helmsman would you expect the reading of the gyro compass to be the same as the magnetic compass? Selected answer: They would always be the same Correct answer: Very seldom would they be the same Question asked (2018): Who is authorised to operate lifting equipment around the ship?

Selected answer: All deck officers and ratings and selected engineroom personnel. Correct answer: Those ship's personnel who have been assessed as competent and are duly authorised to do so by the master as per the procedures as outlined in the ship's SMS system. Question asked (3633): What are the duties of the bridge lookout during the night, when the vessel is in the middle of the ocean?

Selected answer: The lookout must standby ready to take the wheel when required by the Officer of the Watch

Correct answer: The lookout must keep a lookout all-round the ship and report anything sighted, or heard, to the Officer of the Watch Question asked (3648): Which mooring lines are shown in this picture?

Selected answer: The forward headline and breast rope are visible in this picture Correct answer: The forward head lines are visible in this picture Question asked (3658): What is the role of a tug in a port?

Selected answer: A tug is the normal vessel used by the pilot to board a ship Correct answer: A tug assists the ships to moor and unmoor

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Wrong answer summary Question asked (3671): What is a "Fairlead"?

Selected answer: A Fairlead is the device used to close the cargo holds Correct answer: A Fairlead is a special device through which is passed ropes or wires to stop them moving sideward’s and reduces friction and chafing Question asked (3758): What class of fire is a smouldering fire of wood, textiles, paper and other carbonaceous materials? Selected answer: Class C Correct answer: Class A

Question asked (3942): What is meant by the term "keeping a proper lookout" as applied to the bridge lookout?

Selected answer: Keeping a very visual lookout ahead and abeam of the ship Correct answer: Keeping a visual lookout all round the ship and also actively listening out for audio signals Question asked (3949): If you are the helmsman on duty, what would be the correct action if the OOW (officer on watch) gives you the order to: "Change over from Automatic pilot to Hand steering".

Selected answer: Ask the OOW what course you are to steer and standby the wheel. Tell the OOW you are ready for changing over. Correct answer: Apply the controls to disconnect the Automatic pilot and engage hand steering. Start steering the vessel using the wheel and confirm with the OOW the change-over is complete and the course you are to steer Question asked (10231): Which of the following may cause a fire in the accommodation spaces? Selected answer: Overloading electric plugs Correct answer: All the mentioned alternatives Question asked (10241): Dry chemical powders extinguish fire by... Selected answer: Cooling and/or smothering Correct answer: Inhibition and smothering

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Wrong answer summary Question asked (10276): In general, what is the best extinguishing agent to put out a class A fire? Selected answer: Foam Correct answer: Water

Question asked (10372): When at sea, you discover that the bilges in the engine room have a large quantity of oil residues floating around. What action should you take? Selected answer: Start the fire pump Correct answer: Notify Chief Engineer, find cause of leakage, remedy the leakage and then immediately start to clean the bilges Question asked (20231): An inflatable lifejacket has:

Selected answer: 1 compartment automatically inflatable and 1 compartment manually inflatable Correct answer: 2 separate compartments Question asked (20291): In which way shall a survivor be hauled out of the sea? Selected answer: In 45 degree angle Correct answer: Horizontal

Question asked (20299): An inflatable lifejacket will inflate:

Selected answer: Automatically on immersion Correct answer: Either automatically on immersion or by a single manual motion or by mouth Question asked (20313): Which of air and water is the fluid that transfers the greatest amount of heat during the same time, given that the fluid is not flowing along the immersed body? Selected answer: Air if the temperature of the fluid is 10°C; water if temperature of the fluid is < 10°C Correct answer: Water

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Wrong answer summary Question asked (31438): What special safety measures are required by a seaman when working aloft on a stage? Selected answer: Helmet, safety shoes and gloves. Correct answer: Safety harness with a rope secured to a safe point above. Question asked (31548): What should be carried out before entering the pump room?

Selected answer: Notify the Chief Officer or officer on duty Correct answer: Notify the Chief Officer or officer on duty and run the ventilation for at least 15 minutes. Question asked (33218): What prevents hatch cover panels from lifting in a seaway on a General Cargo vessel? Selected answer: The hatch compression bars Correct answer: The hatch cleats

Question asked (33240): What must be ensured when using the ship's cargo gear on a General Cargo vessel in hot climates? Selected answer: That stevedores handle cargo gear in the proper manner Correct answer: That grease from wire falls does not fall onto cargoes being loaded or discharged

Question asked (33244): On a General Cargo Vessel, what must be ensured when using ship's cargo gear in hot climates? Selected answer: That the cargo gear register in up to date Correct answer: That grease from wire falls does not fall onto cargoes being loaded or discharged

Question asked (33253): What precaution must be taken when painting on deck during cargo operations on a General Cargo Vessel?

Selected answer: There must be an established means of communication between crew members and the bosun Correct answer: Cargo hold fan inlets near paint areas must be closed

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Wrong answer summary Question asked (33254): Where are cargo residues usually concealed on a General Cargo Vessel? Selected answer: In bulkhead corrugations Correct answer: In recesses below manhole covers

Question asked (33257): On a General Cargo ship in the United States, what will be the consequences of a ship's failure to correct an unsafe stevedore working practice? Selected answer: The port will lodge a protest against the ship Correct answer: The ship will be prosecuted

Question asked (33259): What would you do immediately if you saw oil spilling from a bunker hose during cargo operations on a General Cargo vessel? Selected answer: Inform the duty officer Correct answer: Stop the bunker operation

Question asked (33263): What must be observed when checking cargo lashing belts on a General Cargo Vessel? Selected answer: The belt manufacturer's instructions Correct answer: That they are not torn Question asked (33694): What might safely be used to prevent a load swinging when lifted by a crane? Selected answer: A cargo net. Correct answer: Guide or tag lines, tended from a safe location. Question asked (33729): Is it always possible to use the word "ship" instead of the word "boat"?

Selected answer: A large vessel is always called a "ship" and never a "boat" Correct answer: Normally a small vessel is called a "boat" rather than a "ship", otherwise it is not important.

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Wrong answer summary Question asked (33874): The bones in the human body are connected to each other by: Selected answer: Fibrous tissues Correct answer: Different type of joints

Question asked (33879): You must not attempt to move a casualty carelessly, if you suspect patient with: Selected answer: Unconscious Correct answer: Fractured spine

Question asked (33894): Which of the following disposal would be permitted?

Selected answer: Paper products from a vessel inside a special area and 15 miles from the nearest land Correct answer: Food waste from a vessel outside a special area and 12 miles from the nearest land Question asked (33897): The cargo manifold working platform surface should be made of: Selected answer: Perforated steel sheet Correct answer: Open mesh grating

Question asked (34487): A small consignment of dangerous goods is to be loaded on deck of a General Cargo ship; choose from the following stowage position which is the most suitable ? Selected answer: On top on No 1 hold Correct answer: The aft end of No. 4 hold

Question asked (34492): What should you ensure prior to closing hatch covers when preparing to sail on a General Cargo vessel? Selected answer: That cargoes have been stowed according to the stowage plan Correct answer: That all track ways are clear of obstructions

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