1. Which is a roof like canopy of canvas suspended above a vessel's decks, bridges, etc.

, for
protection against sun and weather? Awning
2. What is the term applied where one flange of a bar is bent to form an acute angle with
the other flange? Bevel closed
3. Which is a black tarlike' composition largely asphalt containing such other ingredients as
rosin, portland cement, slaked lime, petroleum that is used as a protective coating in
ballast and trimming tanks, chain lockers, shaft alleys, etc.? Bitumastic
4. What is the term applied where one flange of a bar is bent to form an obtuse angle with
the other flange? Bevel Open
5. Which of the following is a block having two sheaves of different diameters, placed in
the same plane one above the other? Block Fiddle
6. Which is a single sheave block having one side of the frame hinged so that it can be
opened to allow the bight of a rope to be placed on the sheave, thus avoiding the
necessity of threading the end of the rope through the swallow of the block?
Block Snatch
7. Which is a half shell block with a single sheave bolted to a mast or other object which
serves as the other half shell? Block cheek
8. Which of the following is an outside area on a vessel's hull from bow to stern between
certain waterlines to which special air, water, and grease-resisting paint is applied?
Boot topping
9. Which of the following is a structure built up around a mast from the deck to support
the heel bearings of booms and to provide proper working clearances when a number of
booms are installed on or around one mast?Boom table
10. Which is a piece of plate adjoining the hawse hole, to prevent the chafing of the hawser
against the cheek of a ship's bow? Bolster plate
11. Which is a triangular-shaped plate fitted parallel to and between decks or side stringers
in the bow for the purpose of rigidly fastening together the peak frames, stem, and
outside plating? Breast hook
12. Which is a spar projecting forward over the bow for the purpose of holding the lower
ends of the head sails? Bow sprit
13. Which of the following is a gangplank usually fitted with rollers at the end resting on the
wharf to allow for the movement of the vessel with the tide? Brow
14. Which of the following is a distortion, such as a bulge; to become distorted; to bend out
of its own plane? Buckle
15. Which is a departure of a plate, shape, or stanchion from its designed plane or axis when
subjected to load? Buckling
16. Which of the following is a four- to six-inch angle bar welded temporarily to floors,
plates, webs, etc. It is used as a hold-fast which, with the aid of a bolt, pulls objects up
close in fitting? Cup
17. What are pieces of timber of which a frame in a wood ship is composed called?
Futtocks
18. Which is an inclined platform, fitted at the intersection of the forward weather deck and
the shell, for stowing an anchor? Billboard
19. A pumproom is suspected of accumulating gases after a ventilation machinery
breakdown. Where should the combustible gas indicator case be placed when testing
the pumproom atmosphere for combustible gases? On the deck outside the pumproom
20. What is generally, but not exclusively, applied to various devices used to prevent water
from entering hawse and chain pipes, etc.? Buckler
21. Which of the following is a hatchway or opening in a deck provided with a set of steps or
ladders leading from one deck level to another for the use of personnel?
Companionway
22. Which of the following is a support of wood or metal shaped to fit the object which is
stowed upon it? Cradle
23. What is the comprehensive term used for all ropes of whatever size or kind on board a
ship? Cordage
24. What are foundations of heavy blocks and timbers for supporting a vessel during the
period of construction? Cribbing
25. Which of the following is a riveted joint in which the ends of the connected members
are brought into metal-to-metal contact by grinding and pulling tight by clips or other
means before the rivets are driven? Close butt
26. The lower end of a vessel's stem which is stepped on the keel and the point in the
forward end of the keel about which the boat pivots in an endwise launching is called
_______. Farefoot
27. Which of the following are strips of timber, metal, or boards fastened to frames, joists,
etc., in order to bring their faces to the required shape or level, for attachment of
sheathing, ceiling, flooring, etc.? Furrings
28. Which of the following is a frame that is bent to fit around the boss in the way of a stern
tube or shaft? Frame, Boss
29. What language shall the issuing country use in medical certificates ?

Official language of the issuing country

30. In case of accident ______ the risk of sinking, all effective measures shall be taken to
steer clear of the fairway to avoid ______ the traffic? involving/impeding
31. An accident came ______ my mind when I saw the broken case? to
32. What is the curve representing vertical sections parallel to the central longitudinal
vertical plane of the bow end of a ship? Bow lines
33. What is the term applied to boards or a movable platform used in transferring
passengers or cargo from a vessel to or from a dock? Gangplank
34. After being rescued from the vessel accident, the people agreed that they had much to
______. thank
35. How can the error be corrected when writing in the official log book?

Cross out the error with a single line and rewrite the entry correctly

36. An accidental grounding is called _______. stranding

37. When a vessel is entering or leaving a port, record of engine speed is kept in the ______.
bell book
38. When oil is discharged overboard?an entry is required in the ______.Oil Record Book
39. The Mariner's Handbook ______ general information affecting navigation and is
complementary to the Sailing Directions? gives
40. The accident ______ caused damage to ship's hull? has
41. Let ______ the real fact of the accident? me tell you
42. Dunnage may be used to protect a cargo from loss or damage by ______.ship's sweat
43. Which is not a required entry in the ship's Official Logbook? Drydocking of the vessel
44. The damage to winches is due to ______. rough handling
45. Please get everything ready prior ______ shifting? to
46. As soon as the ship is berthed?you should lower the gangway and stretch a net ______.
underneath
47. He must have had an accident?or he ______ then? would have been here
48. Steam smoke will occur when ______.
extremely cold air from shore passes over warmer water
49. Which of the following is a fore foot in which displacement or volume is placed near the
keel and close to the forward perpendicular, resulting in full water lines below water and
fine lines at and near the designed waterline, the transverse sections being bulbshaped?
OR Which is also called a bulb or bulbous bow? Club foot
50. If you do not wear goggles and helmet, your chances of being __ will be greater? hurt
51. The ship can leave the port ______ the joint inspection? after
52. Has any person___ on board during the voyage otherwise than as a result of accident?
died
53. Please charge the expenses ______ the ship's account? into
54. The most critical time during bunkering is when ______. final topping off is occurring
55. According ______ the report, ship hit the wharf during berthing? to
56. Any person maintaining a listening watch on a bridge-to-bridge radiotelephone must be
able to _________. speak English
57. The ______ showed that said ship complied with the requirements of the Convention.
inspection
58. The patches where rust have been removed should be wiped clean before paint is
______. applied
59. Never make comment?estimate or guess in your Offical Logbook?but ____ only? the
facts
60. Which is a roof like canopy of canvas suspended above a vessel's decks, bridges, etc., for
protection against sun and weather? Awning
61. What is the term applied where one flange of a bar is bent to form an acute angle with
the other flange? Bevel closed
62. Which is a black tarlike' composition largely asphalt containing such other ingredients as
rosin, portland cement, slaked lime, petroleum that is used as a protective coating in
ballast and trimming tanks, chain lockers, shaft alleys, etc.? Bitumastic
63. After being rescued from the vessel accident, the people agreed that they had much to
______. thank
64. If you do not wear goggles and helmet, your chances of being ____ will be greater．hurt
65. The ship can leave the port ______ the joint inspection． after
66. What is the term applied where one flange of a bar is bent to form an obtuse angle with
the other flange? Bevel Open
67. Which of the following is a block having two sheaves of different diameters, placed in
the same plane one above the other? Block Fiddle
68. Which is a single sheave block having one side of the frame hinged so that it can be
opened to allow the bight of a rope to be placed on the sheave, thus avoiding the
necessity of threading the end of the rope through the swallow of the block?
Block Snatch
69. Which is a half shell block with a single sheave bolted to a mast or other object which
serves as the other half shell? Block cheek
70. How can the error be corrected when writing in the official log book? Cross out
the error with a single line and rewrite the entry correctly
71. Which of the following is an outside area on a vessel's hull from bow to stern between
certain waterlines to which special air, water, and grease-resisting paint is applied?
Boot topping
72. Which of the following is a structure built up around a mast from the deck to support
the heel bearings of booms and to provide proper working clearances when a number of
booms are installed on or around one mast?Boom table
73. Which is a piece of plate adjoining the hawse hole, to prevent the chafing of the hawser
against the cheek of a ship's bow? Bolster plate
74. Which is a triangular-shaped plate fitted parallel to and between decks or side stringers
in the bow for the purpose of rigidly fastening together the peak frames, stem, and
outside plating? Breast hook
75. An accidental grounding is called _______. stranding
76. What is the curve representing vertical sections parallel to the central longitudinal
vertical plane of the bow end of a ship? Bow lines
77. Which is a spar projecting forward over the bow for the purpose of holding the lower
ends of the head sails? Bow sprit
78. What is generally, but not exclusively, applied to various devices used to prevent water
from entering hawse and chain pipes, etc.? Buckler
79. Which of the following is a gangplank usually fitted with rollers at the end resting on the
wharf to allow for the movement of the vessel with the tide? Brow
80. Which of the following is a distortion, such as a bulge; to become distorted; to bend out
of its own plane? Buckle
81. Which is a departure of a plate, shape, or stanchion from its designed plane or axis when
subjected to load? Buckling
82. Which of the following is a four- to six-inch angle bar welded temporarily to floors,
plates, webs, etc. It is used as a hold-fast which, with the aid of a bolt, pulls objects up
close in fitting? Cup
83. Which of the following is a hatchway or opening in a deck provided with a set of steps or
ladders leading from one deck level to another for the use of personnel?
Companionway
84. Which of the following is a support of wood or metal shaped to fit the object which is
stowed upon it? Cradle
85. What is the comprehensive term used for all ropes of whatever size or kind on board a
ship? Cordage
86. What are foundations of heavy blocks and timbers for supporting a vessel during the
period of construction? Cribbing
87. Which of the following is a riveted joint in which the ends of the connected members
are brought into metal-to-metal contact by grinding and pulling tight by clips or other
means before the rivets are driven? Close butt
88. Which of the following is a fore foot in which displacement or volume is placed near the
keel and close to the forward perpendicular, resulting in full water lines below water and
fine lines at and near the designed waterline, the transverse sections being bulbshaped?
OR Which is also called a bulb or bulbous bow? Club foot
89. When a vessel is entering or leaving a port, record of engine speed is kept in the ______.
bell book
90. Has any person ______ on board during the voyage otherwise than as a result of
accident？ died
91. When oil is discharged overboard，an entry is required in the ______. Oil Record Book
92. What language shall the issuing country use in medical certificates ?
Official language of the issuing country
93. Please charge the expenses ______ the ship's account． into
94. The lower end of a vessel's stem which is stepped on the keel and the point in the
forward end of the keel about which the boat pivots in an endwise launching is called
_______. Farefoot
95. What are pieces of timber of which a frame in a wood ship is composed called? Futtocks
96. Which of the following are strips of timber, metal, or boards fastened to frames, joists,
etc., in order to bring their faces to the required shape or level, for attachment of
sheathing, ceiling, flooring, etc.? Furrings
97. Which of the following is a frame that is bent to fit around the boss in the way of a stern
tube or shaft? Frame, Boss
98. What is the term applied to boards or a movable platform used in transferring
passengers or cargo from a vessel to or from a dock? Gangplank
99. The Mariner's Handbook ______ general information affecting navigation and is
complementary to the Sailing Directions． gives
100. The accident ______ caused damage to ship's hull． has
101. The most critical time during bunkering is when ______.
final topping off is occurring
102. Let ______ the real fact of the accident． me tell you
103. A pumproom is suspected of accumulating gases after a ventilation machinery
breakdown. Where should the combustible gas indicator case be placed when testing
the pumproom atmosphere for combustible gases?
On the deck outside the pumproom
104. Dunnage may be used to protect a cargo from loss or damage by ______.
ship's sweat
105. Which is not a required entry in the ship's Official Logbook?
Drydocking of the vessel
106. The damage to winches is due to ______. rough handling
107. In case of accident ______ the risk of sinking, all effective measures shall be taken to
steer clear of the fairway to avoid ______ the traffic． involving/impeding
108. According ______ the report, ship hit the wharf during berthing． to
109. Please get everything ready prior ______ shifting． to
110. As soon as the ship is berthed，you should lower the gangway and stretch a net
______. underneath
111. Which is an inclined platform, fitted at the intersection of the forward weather deck
and the shell, for stowing an anchor? Billboard
112. Any person maintaining a listening watch on a bridge-to-bridge radiotelephone must
be able to __________. speak English
113. He must have had an accident，or he ______ then． would have been here
114. The ______ showed that said ship complied with the requirements of the
Convention. inspection
115. The patches where rust have been removed should be wiped clean before paint is
______. applied
116. Never make comment，estimate or guess in your Offical Logbook，but ______ only
． the facts
117. A lashing used to secure two barges side by side，lashed in an "X" fashion，is called
a ______. scissor wire
118. Steam smoke will occur when ______. extremely cold air from shore passes over
warmer water
119. An accident came ______ my mind when I saw the broken case． to
120. You are using VHF channel 16 (156.8 MHz) or 2182 kHz. You need help but are not in
danger. You should use the urgent signal_____. PAN-PAN
121. The term 'LEE SIDE' refers to the_____. side of the vessel sheltered from the wind
122. A vessel in distress should send by radio telephone the two tone alarm signal
followed immediately by the_____. spoken words "Mayday, Mayday, Mayday"
123. A long pole with a hook at one end, used to reach for lines, is known as a____.
pike pole
124. An intermediate spring is_____.
generally located between the "fishplate" and the main towing hawser
125. Marine Operators, when calling a ship on VHF-FM radiotelephone, normally call on
channel_____. 16
126. How should the number "6" be pronounced when spoken on the radiotelephone?
SOK-SEE-SIX
127. How should the number "3" be pronounced when spoken on the radiotelephone?
TAY-RAH-TREE
128. How should the number "2" be pronounced when spoken on the radiotelephone?
BEES-SOH-TOO