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a. 9.65 knots
b. 9.32 knots
c. 10 knots
d. 9.8 knots
Ans.: A
a. 900 miles
b. 4500 miles
c. 1500 miles
d. 600 miles
Ans.: A
b. is yellow in color
Ans.: A
4. A "red light over a white light" when displayed by a vessel at
the anchorage will mean what signal?
Ans.: A
b. An isobar
c. An isotherm
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. Mercator projection
b. orthographic projection
c. conic projection
d. lambert projection
Ans.: A
a. Pressure gradient
b. Pressure distance
c. Gradient distance
d. Horizontal gradient
Ans.: A
9. A chart projection depicting the poles and a small area on
either side of a connecting meridian, that is sometimes used
for star charts, is the __________.
a. polyconic projection
Ans.: A
a. General chart
b. sailing chart
c. coast chart
d. harbor chart
Ans.: A
a. Harbor chart
b. coast chart
c. general chart
d. sailing chart
Ans.: A
12. A chart with a scale of 1:80,000 would fall into the
category of a __________.
a. Coastal chart
b. sailing chart
c. general chart
d. harbor chart
Ans.: A
a. Sea Clutter
c. Weather echoes
Ans.: A
a. 1:100,000
c. 1:35,000
d. 1:500,000
Ans.: A
15. A cold front is represented by what color on a working
copy of a weather map.
a. Blue
b. Red
d. Purple
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. Spade type
b. simple type
c. horn type
d. compound type
Ans.: A
a. Doctor
b. Elephanta
c. Gregale
d. Etesian
Ans.: A
b. Tornado
c. Anticyclone
d. Polar cyclone
Ans.: A
d. recommended route
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
b. at all times
Ans.: A
b. at all times
a. Foehn
b. Fall wind
c. Blizzard
d. Katabatic wind
Ans.: A
25. A dry, dusty trade wind blowing off the Sahara Desert
across the Gulf of Guinea and the Cape Verde Islands.
a. Harmattan
b. Elephanta
c. Sirrocco
d. Pampero
Ans.: A
a. Desert devil
b. Dust devil
c. Desert storm
d. African devil
Ans.: A
a. Centrifugal force
b. Friction force
d. Cariolis force
Ans.: A
a. 1:200,000
b. 1:1,000,000
c. 1:50,000
Ans.: A
29. A generally circular low pressure area is called a/an
_________.
a. Cyclone
b. Cold front
c. Anticyclone
d. Occluded front
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. North-South direction
b. North-East Direction
c. East-West direction
d. South-West direction
Ans.: A
32. A gyro-axle is set spinning with its axle horizontal and
pointing 045 degrees in Latitude 60 degrees N. Assuming
that the rate of change of drift is uniform, find the azimuth
of the gyro axle after 15 minutes.
Ans.: A
a. 1:35,000
c. 1:150,000
Ans.: A
a. Light showers
Ans.:A
b. in a circular pattern
Ans.: A
a. 0deg.
b. 200deg.
c. 300deg.
d. 100deg.
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. Incomplete combustion
c. prolonged maintenance
d. improved atomization
Ans.: A
a. Tidal datum
b. Tidal current
c. Tidal wave
d. Tidal day
Ans.: A
a. Frost
b. Dew
c. Hail
d. Snow
Ans.: A
a. Cold front
b. Occluded front
c. Warm sector
d. Warm front
Ans.: A
a. Isallobar
b. Isobar
c. Isohyet
d. Isallotherm
Ans.: A
b. Iceway
c. Slit
d. Seaway
Ans.: A
a. W, X, Y and Z
b. A, B, C and D
c. E, F, G and H
d. S, T, U and V
Ans.: A
a. Loran C
b. Loran A
c. Decca
d. GPS
Ans.: A
46. A low, uniform layer of cloud resembling fog, but not
resting on the ground, is called:
a. Stratus
b. Cumulus
c. Cirrucumulus
d. Nimbus
Ans.: A
47. A marine sextant has the index arm set at zero and the
reflected image of the horizon forms a continuous line with
the actual image. When the sextant has sextant is rotated
about the line of sight, the images separate. The sextant
has:
a. Side error
b. error of perpendicularity
c. prismatic error
d. centering error
Ans.: A
a. Running fix
b. Fix
c. dead reckoning
d. estimated position
Ans.: A
a. Tidal wave
Ans.: A
a. Dead-reckoning position
b. assumed position
c. estimated position
d. running fix
Ans.: A
a. Cat's paw
b. Hog's breath
c. Williwaw
d. Chinook
Ans.: A
c. ignition current
Ans.: A
a. Stream current
b. Eddy current
c. Drift current
d. Wind current
Ans.: A
b. Amended Report
c. Updated Report
d. Position Report
Ans.: A
a. Door type
b. horn type
c. simple type
d. spade type
Ans.: A
a. Door type
b. horn type
c. simple type
d. spade type
Ans.: A
a. Horn type
b. simple type
c. spade type
d. door type
Ans.: A
a. 1:700,000
c. 1:35,000
d. 1:100,000
Ans.: A
a. Cold front
c. Occluded front
d. Cyclone
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
b. The equator
c. Alaska
d. Canada
Ans.: A
63. A stationary front is represented by what color line on a
working copy of a weather map.
b. Red
c. Blue
d. Purple
Ans.: A
a. Strong winds
b. Calms
c. Precipitation
d. Light winds
Ans.: A
a. Gregale
b. Bora
c. Papagayo
d. Norte
Ans.: A
66. A strong wind carrying damp snow or sleet upon
contact with beard and hair.
a. Barber
b. Bali wind
c. Bayamo
d. Barat
Ans.: A
a. Matanuska wind
b. Maestro
c. Levanto
d. Leveche
Ans.: A
a. Tehuantepecer
b. Bora
c. Mistral
d. Gregale
Ans.: A
69. A sudden and temporary oscillation or fluctuation of the
water level in a land-locked part of the sea.
a. Seiche
b. Seine
c. Seine Boat|
d. Seine floatA
Ans.:A
a. Williwaw
b. Tramontana
c. Barber
d. Warm BrawA
Ans.:A
Ans.: A
a. Mercury ballistic
b. spider element
c. gyrotron
d. rotor
Ans.: A
73. A tidal current having one flood current and one ebb
current each tidal day is:
a. Diurnal current
b. Diurnal circle
c. Diurnal inequality
d. Diurnal motion
Ans.: A
74. A tint, 3mm wide in TSS and between TSS and inshore
traffic is ______.separation line|
a. Limit line
b. boundary line
c. demarcation line
d. All
Ans.: A
75. A tint, any shape in TSS and between TSS and inshore
traffic is ______.
a. Separation zone
b. limit zone
c. boundary zone
d. demarcation zone
Ans.: A
a. Displacement
b. Stability
c. towrope pull
d. propeller design
Ans.: A
a. Bollard full
b. Stability
c. propeller design
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
d. No decrease
Ans.: A
82. A vessel "restricted in her ability to maneuver" is one
which __________.
Ans.: A
a. 111.5deg. T
b. 113.5deg. T
c. 158.5deg. T
d. 160.5deg. T
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. 3 hours
b. 1 hour
c. 6 hours
d. 9 hour
Ans.: A
87. A vessel engaged in mineclearance operations shows
special identity lights ________.
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. 067.5deg.
b. 022.5deg.
c. 045.0deg.
d. 090.0deg.
Ans.: A
a. 112.5deg.
b. 135.0deg.
c. 157.5deg.
d. 180.0deg.
Ans.: A
a. 045.0deg.
b. 067.5deg.
c. 090.0deg.
d. 022.5deg.
Ans.: A
a. 022.5deg.
b. 045.0deg.
c. 067.5deg.
d. 090.0deg.
Ans.: A
a. 337.5deg.
b. 274.5deg.
c. 292.0deg.
d. 315.5deg.
Ans.: A
a. 315.0deg.
b. 292.5deg.
c. 274.5deg.
d. 337.5deg.
Ans.: A
a. 135.0deg.
b. 112.5deg.
c. 157.5deg.
d. 180.0deg.
96. A vessel heading SSE is on a course of __________.
a. 157.5deg.
b. 135.0deg.
c. 112.5deg.
d. 180.0deg.
Ans.: A
a. 202.5deg.
b. 225.0deg.
c. 247.5deg.
d. 270.0deg.
Ans.: A
a. 225.0deg.
b. 202.5deg.
c. 247.5deg.
d. 270.0deg.
Ans.: A
b. 270.0deg.
c. 315.0deg.
d. 337.5deg.
Ans.: A
a. 247.5deg.
b. 225.0deg.
c. 202.5deg.
d. 271.0deg.
Ans.: A
b. her gear extends more than 100 meters from the vessel
Ans.: A
d. a sail vessel
Ans.: A
a. Mineclearing
b. at anchor
c. engaged in fishing
d. engaged in towing
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. 22.5deg.
b. 0.0deg.
c. 11.25deg.
d. 45.0deg.
Ans.: A
b. Submarine
c. fishing vessel
d. naval vessel
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. Rule 10
b. Rule 11
c. Rule 12
d. Rule 13
Ans.: A
b. her draft
d. a danger of navigation
Ans.: A
110. A vessel transferring cargo while underway is classified
by the Rules as a vessel __________.
c. in special circumstances
Ans.: A
a. Mineclearing
b. engaged in fishing
c. at anchor
Ans.: A
a. Tide staging
b. slow speed
c. moderate speed
d. traverse
Ans.: A
b. Ship owners
c. Charterers
Ans.: A
b. Berth to pilot
c. Pilot to pilot
d. Pilot to berth
Ans.: A
a. Stability
b. Gusty winds
c. Instability
d. Good visibility
Ans.: A
a. Red
c. Blue
d. Purple
Ans.: A
d. Decrease in velocity
Ans.: A
d. Increase in velocity
Ans.: A
a. Backing wind
b. Veering wind
c. Chinook wind
d. Reversing wind
Ans.: A
a. Colreg 8(b)
b. Colreg 8(a)
c. Colreg 8(c)
d. Colreg 8(d)
Ans.: A
121. After grounding, the extent of the damage to the vessel
can determined by:
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
123. All bodies are attracted towards each other, the force of
attraction depending upon the masses of the bodies and
their distance apart.
b. Efficiency
c. Energy
d. Pressure
Ans.: A
124. All Charts and Publications used for navigation are sold
up to date at the time of:
a. Sale
b. Publication
Ans.: A
a. Middle clouds
b. High clouds
d. Low clouds
Ans.: A
a. Weather advisory
b. weather forecast
c. weather bulletin
d. weather transmission
Ans.: A
128. An air mass that has moved down from Canada would
most likely have the symbols _____.
a. CPk
b. MPk
c. CTw
d. CTk
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
c. Overcast
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. Purple
b. Red
d. Blue
Ans.: A
d. Warm front
Ans.: A
134. An ocean current flowing roughly parallel to a coast
outside the surf zone is called:
a. Coastal current
b. Longshore current
c. Offshore current
d. Drift current
Ans.: A
c. recommended route
d. recommended track
Ans.: A
d. Overcast skies
Ans.: A
137. Approaching the pilot station. What will be your main
task?
Ans.: A
a. Golf flag
b. Hotel flag
c. Bravo flag
Ans.: A
a. Three-fourths
b. Two-thirds
c. One-third
d. One-fourth
Ans.: A
140. As a vessel changes course to starboard, the compass
card in a magnetic compass __________.
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. Cavitation
b. Advance
c. Edging
d. Slip
Ans.: A
143. As the ship moves throught the water, the ration of the
wake speed to the ship's speed is called the:
a. Wake fraction
b. propeller velocity
c. speed of advance
d. wake distribution
Ans.: A
a. Agulhas current
b. Benguela current
c. Madagascar current
d. Canary current
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. 81 tons
b. 105 tons
c. 110 tons
d. 91 tons
Ans.: A
a. 3 decibars
b. 30 mbs.
c. 3 mbs.
d. 30 decibars
Ans.: A
148. At a given temperature and pressure, which of the
following samples of sea water would have the greatest
density?
Ans.: A
a. Isobars
b. Coriolis force
c. Pressure gradient
d. Gradient force
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. Sensitive element
b. spider element
c. link arm
d. pickup transformer
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
b. 1930
c. 1941
d. 1945
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
158. Best Condition for crossing a bar would be during
______.
b. flooding
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
160. Buys and Balot's Law states that when facing the wind,
the center of low pressure is between 12-8 points to the
right in the northern hemisphere, left in the southern
hemisphere. To determine the true wind, the movement of
____ is more accurate if they are visible.
a. lower clouds
b. swell
c. waves
d. surface winds
Ans.: A
a. Blue
b. Red
c. White
d. Black
Ans.: A
a. Red
b. Blue
c. Black
d. White
Ans.: A
b. Blue
c. White
d. Black
Ans.: A
a. Red
b. Black
c. Blue
d. White
Ans.: A
a. Blue
b. Red
c. White
d. Black
Ans.: A
166. By convention, the south seeking ends of a compass'
magnets are colored __________.
a. Blue
b. Red
c. White
d. Black
Ans.: A
a. 12.01 percent
b. 12.50 percent
c. 13.00 percent
d. 12.80 percent
Ans.: A
a. 156.800 MHz
b. 157.800 MHz
c. 158.800 MHz
d. 159.800 MHz
Ans.: A
169. Channel 70 for digital selective calling for Distress,
Safety and Calling frequency operate at:
a. 156.526 MHz
b. 157.526 MHz
c. 158.526 MHz
d. 159.526 MHz
Ans.: A
a. SOLAS 74
b. STCW 95
Ans.: A
a. Ice crystals
b. Snow crystal
c. Water droplets
d. Nitrogen
Ans.: A
172. Clear instructions are issued in writing by Master at
night order book, which is the most important reminder that
he always wrote?
Ans.: A
b. Size
c. Moisture content
d. Location in a front
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
175. Colreg Rule 6, what instance does a vessel shall
proceed to safe speed so that she can take proper and
effective action to avoid collision and be stopped within the
distance?
a. at all times
c. at congested waters
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
b. Coefficient B
c. Coefficient D
d. Coefficient C
Ans.: A
a. Emergency berths
b. Alternative routes
c. Safe anchorage
d. Waiting areas
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. Alto-stratus
b. Cumulu-Nimbus
c. Strato-cumulus
d. Nimbo stratus
Ans.: A
183. Determine the great circle distance and initial course
from LAT 24deg. 52.0'N, LONG 78deg. 27.0'W to LAT 47deg.
19.0'N, LONG 06deg. 42.0'W.
Ans.: A
a. Coefficient D
b. Coefficient B
c. Coefficient E
d. Coefficient C
Ans.: A
c. vessel's heading
b. Flinders bar
c. transverse magnets
d. fore-and-aft magnets
Ans.: A
a. Channel 70
b. Channel 16
c. Channel 13
d. Channel 69
Ans.: A
a. Channel 16
b. Channel 70
c. Channel 13
d. Channel 69
Ans.: A
a. echo sounder
b. GPS navigator
c. Radar
d. Sextant
Ans.: A
a. That the wires are just above the water line at all times
Ans.:A
a. both synchronized
d. any
Ans.: A
b. Radar Monitoring
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
197. During the whole of the ice season the south-eastern
and southwestern limits of the iceberg is located in the
vicinity of_______.
b. Aleutian Islands
c. Skagerak
d. Baltic sea
Ans.: A
c. Pumping barometer
Ans.: A
a. Tidal wave
b. Tide
c. Current
d. Storm current
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. Air temperature
b. Relative humidity
c. Air pressure
d. Absolute humidity
Ans.: A
202. For navigational purposes, each great circle on the
Earth has a length of __________.
a. 3,600 miles
b. 5,400 miles
c. 12,500 miles
d. 21,600 miles
Ans.: A
d. variable currents
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
205. Gibraltar port Control or Lloyd signal station is
controlled by United Kingdom. They normally monitor the
vessel thru radar surveilance. What particular questions
they do not require?
a. Name of Owners/Operators
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. Ephemeris
b. SSM
c. Almanac
d. HDOP
Ans.: A
a. 2deg. .5W
b. 2deg. .5E
c. 2deg. .5W
d. 2deg. .5W
Ans.: A
c. hand operated
Ans.: A
a. Cumulonimbus
b. Cumulus
c. Stratus
d. Stratocumulus
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. II only
b. I only
c. Both I and II
d. Neither I nor II
Ans.: A
213. How could you escape from the eye of the storm?
d. None of these
Ans.: A
a. Very slowly
c. To be sufficient
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
216. How is a ship's position determined by GPS?
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. Isogonic lines
c. Magnetic meridians
Ans.: A
219. How many Emergency towing arrangement shall be
fitted on board every tanker of not less than 20,000 tons
deadweight, constructed on or after 1 July 1998.
a. Both ends
Ans.: A
a. 200 meters
b. 150 meters
c. 600 meters
d. 500 meters
Ans.: A
a. 3.5 percent
b. 5 percent
c. 7 percent
d. 10 percent
Ans.: A
a. 10
b. 3
c. 8
d. 5
Ans.: A
223. How should you warm up a diesel engine that has not
been run for sometime?
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. Decreases
b. Increases
Ans.: A
a. 12 knots
b. 16 knots
c. 8 knots
d. 4 knots
Ans.: A
a. 824 fathoms
b. 1248 fathoms
c. 1648 fathoms
d. 1048 fathoms
Ans.: A
a. orthographic projection
b. stereographic projection
c. mercator projection
d. conic projection
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
b. The readings are too low and the amount of the error
must be subtracted from the compass to obtain true
d. The readings are too high and the amount of the error
must be subtracted from the compass to obtain true
Ans.: A
a. 62deg. 48'
b. 27deg. 12'
c. 152deg. 48'
d. 43deg. 12'
Ans.: A
a. Increases
c. decreases
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
c. land
d. bad weather
Ans.: A
a. Electronic Chart
c. Hydrographic Chart
d. US chart
Ans.: A
238. IMO Resolution recommends Governement to ensure
that ______ Chart used on ships entitles to fly their flag
conform to performance standards not inferior to those set
out in the annex to present resolution.
a. Electronic Chart
c. Hydrographic Chart
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. Screen tubes
d. water drums
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
b. I,II,III
c. IV, V, VI
d. I, II, IV, V
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
d. ECDIS
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. Transducer
b. Transmitter
c. Transceiver
d. Amplifier
Ans.: A
248. In monitoring the ship's progress and position
especially during coastal navigation, an OOW must
use______.
Ans.: A
b. Shortest route
c. Safest route
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
251. In relation to the turning circle, the term "kick" means
the distance _______.
Ans.: A
a. Bow suction
b. Bow cushion
c. Interaction
d. Drift
Ans.: A
a. Bow cushion
b. Bow suction
c. Interaction
d. Drift
Ans.: A
a. 1.6 meters
b. 1.2 meters
c. 1.0 meters
d. 0.9 meters
Ans.: A
a. All of these
b. Main propulsion
Ans.: A
a. when making her way at night, two all round red lights,
sidelights and stern lights
Ans.: A
a. simultaneous operation
c. operate alternately
d. in emergency cases
Ans.: A
a. Strong breeze
b. Fresh breeze
c. Moderate breeze
d. Near Gale
Ans.: A
259. In the Beaufort Wind Scale the mean wind speed of
24.5-28.4 m/sec.
a. Storm
b. Strong gale
c. Gale
d. Near Gale
Ans.: A
a. Violent storm
b. Huricane
c. Storm
d. Strong Gale
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
262. In the doldrums, you will NOT have:
d. Frequent calms
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. Slow down
d. All of these
Ans.: A
265. In the ocean, tsunamis waves cannot be detected for
they are often over _______miles in length and travelling in
tremendous speed.
a. 100 miles
b. 150 miles
c. 200 miles
d. 50 miles
Ans.: A
a. Monsoon weather
b. Tropical cyclones
c. Storm
d. Tropical depression
Ans.: A
c. Calm
d. Mountainous but fairly regular as far as direction is
concerned
Ans.: A
a. Bora
b. Papagayo
c. Chinook
d. Tehuantepecer
Ans.: A
b. Caribbean sea
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. Lambert conformal
b. Mercator
c. Gnomonic
d. Azimuthal
Ans.: A
a. sensitive element
b. link arm
c. spider element
d. pick up transformer
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. Transmitter
b. follow-up system
c. phantom element
d. azimuth motor
a. soft iron
b. hard iron
Ans.: A
a. Evasion
b. Diversion
c. Rerouting
d. re tracking
Ans.: A
a. Diversion
b. re-routing
c. retracking
d. renewed track
Ans.: A
d. magnetic dip
Ans.: A
a. All of these
b. Storm tide
c. Storm surge
d. Tidal wave
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. Gust
b. Blizzard
c. Cat?s paw
d. Anabatic wind
Ans.: A
a. Magnetron oscillator
b. Duplexer
c. Modulator
d. Drive motor
Ans.: A
284. It is a type of radar tube with two electrodes. Its node
is a hollow cylindrical block copper containing a ring of
cylindrical cavities in its wall. These are placed between two
poles of powerful magnet.
a. Magnetron oscillator
b. Duplexer
c. Modulator
d. Drive motor
Ans.: A
a. Magnetron oscillator
b. Duplexer
c. Modulator
d. Drive motor
Ans.: A
a. Magnetron oscillator
b. Duplexer
c. Modulator
d. Drive motor
Ans.: A
a. Blizzard
b. Tornadoes
c. Avalanche
d. Dust devil
Ans.: A
a. Waves of translation
b. Oscillatory waves
c. Gravity waves
d. None of these
Ans.: A
289. It is a wave in which only the form advances, the
individual particles of the medium moving in closed orbits,
as ocean waves in deep water.
a. Oscillatory wave
b. Wave of translation
c. Gravity wave
d. Tidal wave
Ans.: A
d. any of these
Ans.: A
a. Barometer
b. Hygrometer
c. Hyrometer
d. Psychrometer
Ans.: A
292. It is recognized as the only international body for
developing guidelines.
a. IMO
b. Contracting party
c. member government|
d. coastal states
Ans.: A
a. Energy
b. Power
c. Work
d. Pressure
Ans.: A
a. Rossel Current
b. Stream Current
c. Australian Current
d. Rotary Current
Ans.: A
a. Heading
b. Bearing
c. Course
d. Track
Ans.: A
a. Advance
b. none of these
c. turning circle
d. transfer
Ans.: A
d. Low pressure
Ans.: A
a. Tidal wave
b. Swell
c. Eddy
d. Breaker
Ans.: A
a. Southwest monsoon
b. Northeast monsoon
c. Trade winds
d. Variables
Ans.: A
300. Kuroshio current is affecting your vessel. You will be
carried by the current to which direction?
Ans.: A
a. isogonic lines
b. magnetic latitudes
c. magnetic declinations
d. dip
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. mm/Hg
b. ww/Hg
c. Hg
d. mmg/Hg
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
b. splash
c. immersion in oil
d. injection lubrication
Ans.: A
a. Heeling
b. Easterly
c. Westerly
d. Polar
Ans.: A
a. 50 percent
b. 30 percent
c. 20 percent
d. All
Ans.: A
a. All
b. 20 percent
c. 30 percent
d. 50 percent
Ans.: A
a. All
b. 20 percent
c. 30 percent
d. 50 percent
Ans.: A
b. 30 percent
c. 20 percent
d. All
Ans.: A
a. North latitude
b. South latitude
c. East quadrant
d. West quadrant
Ans.: A
a. flinders bar
b. heeling magnet
c. correctors
d. residual magnet
Ans.: A
314. Magnetic compass adjustment, Swing ship for _______
and make a deviation table for standard compass heading.
a. residual magnetism
b. Heeling magnetism
c. Horizontal magnetism
d. Parallel Magnetism
Ans.: A
a. Heeling
b. Easterly
c. Westerly
d. Polar
Ans.: A
a. 50%
b. 30%
c. 20%
d. All
Ans.: A
a. All
b. 20%
c. 30%
d. 50%
Ans.: A
a. All
b. 20%
c. 30%
d. 50%
Ans.: A
a. 50%
b. 30%
c. 20%
d. All
Ans.: A
b. heading
c. variation
d. bearing
Ans.: A
b. Heading
c. Variation
d. Bearing
Ans.: A
a. North latitude
b. South latitude
c. East quadrant
d. West quadrant
Ans.: A
a. Estimate
b. Horizontal
c. Parallel
d. north to south
Ans.: A
a. Estimate
b. Horizontal
c. Parallel
d. north to south
Ans.: A
a. Flinders bar
b. heeling magnet
c. correctors
d. residual magnet
Ans.: A
a. Residual magnetsm
b. Heeling magnetism
c. Horizontal magnetism
d. Parallel Magnetism
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. All of these
b. found in the center(s) of the compass rose(s)
Ans.: A
c. sea conditions
d. seasons
Ans.: A
a. induced magnetism
b. permanent magnetism
c. residual magnetism
d. terrestrial magnetism
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. Deviation
b. Variation
c. Local attraction
Ans.: A
a. pilot's information
d. all of these
Ans.: A
334. Mooring two anchors.This method is used for the vessel
to occupy less space usually in the congested anchorage
One anchor is taking the strain and the other leading astern.
What do you call the cable leading astern?
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
336. Most naval ships and some merchant vessels are fitted
with steam turbines in which the astern power is equal to
what part of the ahead power.
a. Half
b. Third
c. Fourth
d. Full
Ans.: A
a. by the bow
b. by the stern
Ans.: A
a. Visual fixing
b. parallel indexing
c. GPS
d. Echo sounder
Ans.: A
a. Visual fixing
b. parallel indexing
c. GPS
d. Echo sounder
Ans.: A
b. 25,000 knot-tons
c. 45,000 knot-tons
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
342. Notice to Mariners is a publication wherein you can find
the following:
Ans.: A
a. -5.76 percent
b. 5.76 percent
c. -4.76 percent
d. 4.76 percent
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
345. On a relative motion radar, the closest point of
approach (CPA) of a contact is determined:
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. head current
b. offshore set
c. onshore set
d. following current
Ans.: A
a. agonic line
c. isogonic line
d. variation line
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. Prevailing Westerlies
b. Geostrophic winds
c. Horse Latitudes
d. Doldrums
Ans.: A
351. On the pole side of the trade wind belt, there is an area
of high pressure with weak pressure gradients and light,
variable winds. This area is called the:
a. Horse Latitudes
b. Prevailing westerlies
c. Geostrophic winds
d. Doldrums
Ans.: A
a. Carioles force
d. High pressure
Ans.: A
a. All winches be left with the manual brake on and gear out
Ans.: A
a. Recommended route
d. Watchkeeping on GMDSS
Ans.: A
355. One method of correcting compass error is by polaris
star. When will tbe the time when polaris star is assumed to
be a true north star?
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. hydrostatic pressure
b. none of these
d. tidal current
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. Starboard
b. Port
Ans.: A
a. Ocean Currents
b. Latitude
c. Topography
d. Migratory cyclones
Ans.: A
b. quantity of work
d. work
Ans.: A
a. navigational equipments
b. weather report
d. passage plan
Ans.: A
a. Master
b. Safety officer
c. Chief Officer
Ans.: A
367. Pressure gradients force that sets the air motion and
causes it to flow from high to low pressure at right angles to
the _______.
a. Isobars
b. Low pressure
c. High pressure
d. Wind force
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. No go area
b. Do not enter
c. Wreck
d. Danger
Ans.: A
a. No go area
b. Do not enter
c. Wreck
d. Danger
Ans.: A
371. Prior to pilot boarding, What are the things you should
ensure for the safe access of the pilot?
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. on intercardinal headings
b. in high latitudes
Ans.: A
a. Coefficient E
b. Coefficient B
c. Coefficient D
d. Coefficient C
Ans.: A
a. Coefficient E
b. Coefficient B
c. Coefficient D
d. Coefficient C
Ans.: A
a. Coefficient E
b. Coefficient B
c. Coefficient D
d. Coefficient C
Ans.: A
d. all of these
Ans.: A
a. Loadline zones
b. Shoals
c. Storm tracts
d. Line of Isobars
Ans.: A
a. Loadline zones
b. Shoals
c. Storm tracts
d. Line of Isobars
Ans.: A
381. RPM is 70, picth is 20; slip 12%. Find the speed?
a. 12.16 knots
b. 12.5 knots
c. 12.3 knots
d. 12.8 knots
Ans.: A
d. keep clear
Ans.: A
d. man of war
Ans.: A
b. force of wind
c. swell
d. pressure gradient
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
387. Semicircular deviation causes subpermanent and
induced magnetism of vertical iron. Wherein for the
purposes of compensation this is divided into coefficient C
which affects compass on:
Ans.: A
b. Indian Ocean
Ans.: A
b. Flow of traffic
Ans.: A
b. Flow of traffic
Ans.: A
a. Chapter V Regulation 8
b. Chapter V Regulation 6
c. Chapter V Regulation 7
d. Chapter V Regulation 9
Ans.: A
b. Chapter V Regulation 6
c. Chapter V Regulation 7
d. Chapter V Regulation 9
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
b. Speed of Passage
c. Safety of Vessel
d. Economy
Ans.: A
395. Ships' routeing systems are ________.
b. mandatory requirements
Ans.: A
b. safe voyages
c. short routes
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
398. Single screw or standard propeller: Your engine
telegraph at full astern, your stern will swing to:
a. Port
b. Starboard
Ans.: A
a. 11 years
b. 12 years
c. 13 years
d. 15 years
Ans.: A
a. North Atlantic
b. Pacific
c. South atlantic
d. Arctic region
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
ANS.: A
406. Steering gears and its auxiliaries should be checked 12
hours prior to departure per______.
a. SOLAS Chapter V
b. SOLAS Chapter lV
c. SOLAS Chapter Vl
ANS.: A
a. compass error
ANS.: A
a. Kona storm
b. Knik wind
c. Harmattan
d. Leste
ANS.: A
409. Strong winds blowing steadily over the sea set up a
surface current which raises the sea level to:
d. no effect
ANS.: A
a. Ekman Transport
b. Thermohaline circulation
c. Thermocline
d. Halocline
ANS.:A
a. Breaker
b. Plunger
c. Spiller
d. Backwash
ANS.:A
ANS.:A
ANS.:A
a. All of these
b. Path
c. Navigable semi-circle
d. Storm field
ANS.:A
415. That half of the hurricane to the right hand side of its
track (as you face the same direction that the storm is
moving) in the Northern Hemisphere is called:
a. Dangerous semicircle
b. Windward side
c. Safe semicircle
d. Lee side
ANS.:A
a. Frontal Cirrus
b. Saturation
c. Condensation
d. Evaporation
ANS.:A
417. The air overlying the oceanic and continental surface of
the Earth acquires common characteristics to a particular
area but contrasting to those of other areas. Each
distinctive part of the atmosphere within common
characteristics prevail over a reasonable large area is called
a/an ________.
a. Air mass
b. Frontal surface
c. Wave
d. Air bound
ANS.:A
a. Air mass
b. Frontal surface
c. Wave
d. Squalls
ANS.:A
ANS.:A
a. fluke angle
b. tripping angle
c. penetration angle
d. holding angle
ANS.:A
ANS.:A
422. The area of strong Westerly winds occurring between
40° and 60° South latitudes is called the:
a. Roaring Forties
b. Popular Easterlies
c. Jet Streams
d. Prevailing Westerlies
ANS.:A
ANS.:A
a. Anticyclone
b. Cold front
c. Cyclone
d. Occluded front
ANS.:A
a. Tropical Westerly
b. Hurricane season
c. Tropical Weather
d. Florida current
ANS.:A
a. Abscissa
b. Force
c. Heat
d. Temperature
ANS.:A
ANS.:A
c. Above 20,000 ft
d. Below 6,500 ft
ANS.:A
a. Diffraction
b. false echo
c. multiple echo
d. drizzle
ANS.:A
ANS.:A
c. bouys at a distance
ANS.:A
a. Excessive strain
b. Retriever
c. Adjusting tension
ANS.:A
b. Northwesterly
c. Southerly
d. Northerly
ANS.:A
a. Refractory
d. fire plate
ANS.:A
b. OIC-NV
c. Master
d. Ch mate
ANS.:A
b. OIC-NV
c. Master
d. Ch mate
ANS.:A
437. The Buys and Balot's law may be in error when the
circulation about the typhoon is not ________, thus, it may
be elliptical or elongated.
a. Circular
b. Strong
c. Certain
d. Visible
ANS.:A
ANS.:A
439. The circulation of a mass of air from a warm surface to
a cold one, where under these conditions the air in the lower
strata of the mass gives up some of its heat to the surface,
to which heat is added thru radiation from the higher strata.
a. Fog
b. High
c. Low
d. Warn front
ANS.:A
440. The cold ocean current which meets the warm Gulf
stream between latitude 40 deg and 43 deg N to form the ?
cold wall? is the:
a. Labrador current
b. Alaska current
c. N. Pacific current
d. California current
ANS.:A
a. Heading
b. geographical position
c. speed
d. longitude
ANS.:A
ANS.:A
ANS.:A
ANS.:A
a. Trade Winds
b. Prevailing Westerlies
c. Roaring Forties
d. Polar Westerlies
ANS.:A
a. Adiabatic
b. Polar
c. Sub-tropical
d. Tropical
ANS.:A
447. The current coming from high latitudes north or south
going towards the equator.
a. Cold current
b. Warm current
c. Polar current
d. Equatorial current
ANS.:A
448. The current that flow from gulf of Mexico along the
American ccoast all the way to United kingdom where it
separates in the North Sea.
b. Kurushio Current
d. Labrador current
ANS.:A
a. Barometric sea
b. Isobars
c. Cold fronts
d. Warm fronts
ANS.:A
ANS.:A
b. Sub-surface current
d. Variability
ANS.:A
a. 12.6 fathoms
b. 11.5 fathoms
c. 69.0 feet
d. 78.6 feet
ANS.:A
a. Administration
b. Master
c. Owners
d. Charterers
ANS.:A
ANS.:A
a. Slip
b. Pitch
c. Range
d. Screw
ANS.:A
457. The difference between the height of the two high tides
during a tidal day is called:
c. High water
ANS.:A
a. Spring rise
b. Neap rise
c. Tide rise
d. Diurnal rise
ANS.:A
a. Variation
b. Deviation
c. Drift
d. compass error
ANS.:A
a. Contrast
b. Brightness
c. Focus
d. Brilliance
ANS.:A
c. Gulf Stream
ANS.:A
ANS.:A
a. tactical diameter
b. advance
c. pivoting point
d. kick
ANS.:A
464. The distance a vessel moves parallel to the original
course from the point where the rudder is put over to any
point on the turning circle is called the __________.
a. Advance
b. drift angle
c. pivoting point
d. transfer
ANS.:A
a. Advance
b. Drift
c. tactical diameter
d. transfer
ANS.:A
a. Clear skies
c. Frequent calms
a. 4.02 x 10 7 kilometers
b. 5.02 x 10 7 kilometers
c. 6.02 x 10 7 kilometers
d. 7.02 x 10 7 kilometers
ANS.:A
c. The seasons
d. Geography
ANS.:A
ANS.:A
b. none of these
ANS.:A
a. 400 fathoms
b. 400 feet
c. 800 feet
d. 800 fathoms
ANS.:A
ANS.:A
ANS.:A
ANS.:A
a. Deviation
b. Variation
c. compass error
d. bearing error
ANS.:A
ANS.:A
c. Fog caused by the warm air passing over the cooler water
ANS.:A
ANS.:A
ANS.:A
480. The following are unwanted echoes, except:
c. Weather Echoes
d. Sea Cluster
ANS.: A
a. Lifejacket
d. a heaving line
ANS.: A
a. sidewise force
b. slip
c. rotational force
d. thrust
ANS.: A
483. The force opposing the wind. It tends to make the air
flow oblique to the isobars towards the low pressure.
a. Friction force
b. Centrifugal force
d. Cariolis force
ANS.: A
484. The forces that act and play a role in determining the
position of pivot point.
ANS.: A
a. Isobars
b. thermal gradient
c. pressure gradient
d. low
ANS.: A
486. The greatest directive force is exerted on the magnetic
compass when the __________.
ANS.: A
a. steaming error
b. rolling error
c. latitude error
d. gyro error
ANS.: A
a. latitude error
b. rolling error
c. steaming error
d. gyro error
ANS.: A
a. rolling error
b. latitude error
c. steaming error
d. gyro error
ANS.: A
a. speed error
b. track error
c. latitude error
d. deflection error
ANS.: A
491. The gyrocompass error resulting from your vessel's
movement in other than an east-west direction is called
__________.
a. speed error
b. ballistic deflection
c. quadrantal error
d. damping error
ANS.: A
a. Moon
b. Sun
c. Star
d. Planet
ANS.: A
493. The helm command " shift the rudder" means _______.
ANS.: A
494. The highest frequency of tropical cyclone in the North
Atlantic Ocean occurs during:
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
a. Deviation
b. Variation
c. compass error
d. dip
ANS.: A
a. Wavelength
b. Wave height
c. Wave period
d. Wave velocity
ANS.: A
a. Stratification
b. Sublimation
c. Halocline
d. Thermocline
ANS.: A
a. North
b. West
c. South
d. East
ANS.: A
a. Maregraph Plongeur
b. Marcelgraph Plongeur
d. Manometer
ANS.: A
a. Manometer
b. Thermometer
c. Hydrometer
d. Densimeter
ANS.: A
c. Thermograph
d. Tidal graph
ANS.: A
b. Lunitidal interval
c. High water
d. Age of tide
ANS.: A
504. The length of cable laid out measured from the hawse
pipe to the anchor divided by the distance measured
vertically from the hawse pipe to the sea-bed is called:
a. Scope
b. Fathoms
c. Cable
d. anchor cable
ANS.: A
505. The length of cable laid out measured from the hawse
pipe to the anchor divided by the distance measured
vertically from the hawse pipe to the sea-bed is called:
a. Scope
b. Fathoms
c. Cable
d. anchor cable
ANS.: A
a. 8.7 shackles
b. 7.7 shackles
c. 6.7 shackles
d. 9.7 shackles
ANS.: A
a. 8.7 shackles
b. 7.7 shackles
c. 6.7 shackles
d. 9.7 shackles
ANS.: A
508. The line which connects the points of zero magnetic dip
is __________.
b. an agonic line
c. a magnetic meridian
d. North pole
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
a. The Troposphere
b. The Thermosphere
c. The Mesosphere
d. The Stratosphere
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
513. The mandatory routeing system, when adopted by IMO,
shall not be temporarily amended or suspended except in
urgent case such as:
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
a. Expunged
ANS.: A
a. Expunged
ANS.: A
a. bollard pull
b. towrope pull
c. shaft horsepower
d. delivered horsepower
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
c. During twilights
ANS.: A
d. None of these
ANS.: A
a. accelerates erosion
ANS.: A
a. Monsoons
b. Sea breeze
c. Land breeze
d. Anabatic wind
ANS.: A
b. Bore
c. Swell
d. Seiche
ANS.: A
a. Flooding
b. Ebbing
c. High Tide
d. Slacking
ANS.: A
a. North Atlantic
ANS.: A
b. Colreg adherence
ANS.: A
a. correction to publications
b. colreg adherence
ANS.: A
b. Read
c. Comply
d. Signed
ANS.: A
534. The Night Order Book issued by the Master should be
_____ by the officer in-charge of navigation watch the time
he report to the bridge to undertake the watch.
b. Read
c. Comply
d. Signed
ANS.: A
b. Ships Routeing
c. Atlas
d. Pilot books
ANS.: A
b. Ships Routeing
c. Atlas
d. Pilot books
ANS.: A
d. None of these
ANS.: A
a. Inclination
b. Declination
c. Ecliptic
d. Attenuation
ANS.: A
b. Declination
c. Ecliptic
d. Attenuation
ANS.: A
b. Visibility is poor
d. Misty visibility
ANS.: A
a. buoys alone
ANS.: A
542. The part of the Equatorial current that has passed
through the Gulf of Mexico and has been deflected by land.
a. Gulf Stream
b. Labrador Current
c. Canary Current
d. Benguela Current
ANS.: A
a. Separation scheme
b. Boundary line
c. Inland sea
d. Straits
ANS.: A
a. Separation scheme
b. Boundary line
c. Inland sea
d. Straits
ANS.: A
a. Separation scheme
b. Boundary line
c. Inland sea
d. Straits
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
547. The Passage Plan is being prepared by navigating
officer. The master will counter check the plotted courses on
the charts, signed for approval if satified. In order to avoid
one man's error, the passage plan should be:
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
a. Northeast Monsoon
b. Southwest Monsoon
c. Pacific Trades
ANS.: A
552. The Philippine Weather system which normally starts
from the 3rd week of may until late September,
characterized by rainfall and thunderstorms with occasional
passages of tropical storms __________.
a. Southwest Monsoon
b. Northeast Monsoon
c. Pacific Trades
ANS.: A
d. at the midship
ANS.: A
a. Epicenter
b. Heliocenter
c. Geocenter
d. Metacenter
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
b. cold front
c. warm front
d. Frontal Cirrus
ANS.: A
c. Pilotage is compulsory
ANS.: A
c. Pilotage is compulsory
a. Thick fog
b. Heavy rain
c. Heavy snow
d. Clearing skies
ANS.: A
a. North-south
b. East-west
c. Northeast-Southwest
d. Northwest-Southwest
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
a. dry preservation
b. water-filled preservation
c. external cleaning
d. internal cleaning
ANS.: A
a. gnomonic projection
b. mercator projection
c. conic projection
d. orthographic projection
ANS.: A
565. The propeller on a vessel has a diameter of 18.8 feet
and a pitch of 21.4 feet. What would be the slip if the vessel
cruised 378 miles in a 24 hour day (observed distance) at an
average RPM of 76?
a. 1.90 percent
b. -1.90 percent
c. 4.70 percent
d. -4.70 percent
ANS.: A
a. -3.20 percent
b. 3.20 percent
c. -12.00 percent
d. 12.00 percent
ANS.: A
a. -11.6 percent
b. 11.6 percent
c. -10.3 percent
d. 10.3 percent
ANS.: A
a. -5.60 percent
b. 5.60 percent
c. -7.00 percent
d. 7.00 percent
ANS.: A
a. -11.50 percemt
b. 11.50 percen
c. -6.20 percent
d. 6.20 percent
ANS.: A
570. The propeller on a vessel has a diameter of 22.8 feet
and a pitch of 19.3 feet. What would be the apparent slip if
the vessel cruised 287 miles in a 24 hour day (observed
distance) at an average RPM of 67?
a. -6.30 percent
b. 6.30 percent
c. -24.00 percent
d. 24.00 percent
ANS.: A
a. -7.6 percent
b. 7.6 percent
c. -11.8 percent
d. 11.8 percent
ANS.: A
b. 2.70 percent
c. -3.80 percent
d. 3.80 percent
ANS.: A
a. -3.60 percent
b. 3.60 percent
c. -5.20 percent
d. 5.20 percent
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
575. The purpose of the fin of a nozzle rudder is/are the
following:
a. all of these
ANS.: A
a. all of these
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
a. Scale
b. global ratio
c. mercatorial scale
d. rhumbline scale
ANS.: A
579. The ratio of the work got out of a machine to the work
put into it, and, as this is done in the same time, it is also
the ration of the output power to the input power.
a. Efficiency
b. Power
c. Pressure
d. Energy
ANS.: A
a. Precision
b. earth rate
c. gyroscopic inertia
d. gravity effect
ANS.: A
581. The reason for not proceeding and deciding to abort will
vary according to the following circumstances.WHICH among
of the list the most crucial?
ANS.: A
582. The reason for not proceeding and deciding to abort will
vary according to the following circumstances.WHICH among
of the list the most crucial?
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
b. Ionosphere
c. Stratosphere
d. Tropopause
ANS.: A
b. Compass heading
ANS.: A
b. Compass heading
ANS.: A
588. The results from projecting points on the surface of the
Earth into a tangent plane from a point on the surface.Earth
opposite the point of tangentcy.
a. stereographic projection
b. orthographic projection
c. mercator projection
d. conic projection
ANS.: A
a. 29.76 kilometers/second
b. 39.76 kilometers/second
c. 49.76 kilometers/second
d. 59.76 kilometers/second
ANS.: A
a. Becker Rudder
b. Nozzle Rudder
c. Cylinder Rudder
d. Rotating Rudder
ANS.: A
a. Rule 8 (c)
b. Rule 8 (b)
c. Rule 8 (d)
d. Rule 8 (e)
ANS.: A
a. Rule 8 (b)
b. Rule 8 (c)
c. Rule 8 (d)
d. Rule 8 (e)
ANS.: A
a. all of these
ANS.: A
a. all of these
ANS.: A
a. all of these
ANS.: A
a. sailing chart
b. general chart
c. gnomonic chart
d. mercatorial chart
ANS.: A
a. Northwest
b. North
c. Southeast
d. South
ANS.: A
a. Inclination
b. attenuation
c. ecliptic
d. declination
ANS.: A
a. group velocity
b. wavelength
c. wave speed
d. wave velocity
ANS.: A
a. 10.35 knots
b. 10 knots
c. 9 knots
d. 10.5 knots
ANS.: A
a. 75
b. 70
c. 80
d. 78
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
607. The standard rate of signaling by flashing light is
___________.
ANS.: A
a. 15deg. E
b. 0deg.
c. 7 1/2deg. W
d. 7 1/2deg. E
ANS.: A
a. Meteorology
b. Astronomy
c. Weather Bureau
d. Anthopology
ANS.: A
610. The Sun has three distinct layers. One of this layer
covers the normally visible disk a depth of about 5 x 10-4
solar radius, which is the direct source of practically all
observed solar radiation. This is called:
a. Photosphere
b. Chromosphere
c. Corona
d. The core
ANS.: A
a. 5,700deg. Centigrade
b. 7,000deg. Centigrade
c. 8,000deg. Centigrade
d. 10,000deg. Centigrade
ANS.: A
a. Dew point
b. Precipitation point
c. Chilling point
d. Absolute humidity
ANS.: A
613. The tendency for the bow of a ship away from the the
bank.
a. Bow Cushion
b. Bank suction
c. Bow pressure
d. Surging
ANS.: A
614. The tendency for the bow of a ship away from the the
bank.
a. Bow Cushion
b. Bank suction
c. Bow pressure
d. Surging
ANS.: A
b. Bow cushion
c. Veering
d. Squat
ANS.: A
a. Bank suction
b. Bow cushion
c. Veering
d. Squat
ANS.: A
617. The three conditions which cause engine shut down are
over speed, low lube oil pressure and _______.
ANS.: A
618. The time interval between new or full moon and the
maximum effect of these phases upon the range of tide.
a. Age of tide
b. Lunitidal interval
c. Vulgar establishment
d. Diurnal interval
ANS.: A
a. Wavelength
b. Wave height
c. Wave period
d. Wave velocity
ANS.: A
a. Density
b. Stratification
c. Salinity
d. Chlorinity
ANS.: A
621. The trade winds which blow with great persistence, set
up a system of Equatorial current which at times extends to
Latitude 50 deg. This current is called:
b. Counter current
c. Stream current
d. Drift current
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
a. center of gravity
b. bow
c. bridge
d. centerline
ANS.: A
b. conventional
c. non-conventional
d. twin screw
ANS.: A
625. The unit of time for the earth to make one rotation with
respect to the sun is called.
a. Solar day
b. One day
c. 24 hours
d. axial day
ANS.: A
c. millimeters of mercury
ANS.: A
a. passing straits
b. restricted visibility
ANS.: A
a. passing straits
b. restricted visibility
ANS.: A
629. The usual procedures when having pilot on board, the
pilots card shown EXCEPT:
b. Vessel Particulars
c. Maneuvering data
ANS.: A
b. Vessel Particulars
c. Maneuvering data
ANS.: A
b. Vessel Particulars
c. Maneuvering data
ANS.: A
632. The usual sequence of direction in which a Tropical
Cyclone moves in the Southern Hemisphere is:
d. Any direction
ANS.: A
a. Plankton
b. Seaweeds
c. Muds
d. underwater springs
ANS.: A
634. the vertical distance between the trough and the crest
is_______.
a. wave height
b. altitude
c. wave range
d. wave length
ANS.: A
b. either sides
ANS.: A
a. Heading
b. Track Line
c. Course
d. Overground
ANS.: A
a. Improves rapidly
d. Becomes poor
ANS.: A
a. Polar current
b. Ocean current
c. Monsoon current
d. Nothern current
ANS.: A
639. The watt is a small unit and only suitable for small
powers. For the normal powers in engineering, the kilowatt
is equal to ______.
a. 10³ W
b. 10²
c. 10∞
d. 10deg.
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
d. No effect
ANS.: A
643. The wind effect transform the turning circle. Turning
bow into the wind, under the normal trim, the ship turns
faster. What is the effect on the stern?
d. No effect
ANS.: A
a. Gradient wind
b. Curved wind
c. Surface wind
d. Isobaric wind
ANS.: A
c. mercator sailing
d. traverse sailing
ANS.: A
a. Error of collimation
b. Prismatic error
c. Graduation error
d. Centering error
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
a. all of these
d. communication
ANS.: A
a. general charts
b. sailing charts
c. particular charts
d. gnomonic charts
ANS.: A
a. harbor charts
b. particular charts
ANS.: A
b. tropical storm
c. earthquakes
ANS.: A
a. Currents
b. Waves
c. Tides
d. Swells
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
654. They are either moored or drifting, and may have
instruments either in the float or slung beneath them to any
depth.
ANS.: A
a. Clouds
b. Fog
c. Dew
d. Hail
ANS.: A
b. Stratus
c. Cumulonimbus
d. Stratocumulus
ANS.: A
a. Cumulus
b. Cirro-Stratus
c. Cumulu-Nimbus
d. Strato-cumulus
ANS.: A
658. This cloud is responsible for halos around the sun and
moon.
a. Cirro-Stratus
b. Cumulu-Nimbus
c. Strato-cumulus
d. Nimbo stratus
ANS.: A
b. LORAN
c. OMEGA
d. DECCA
ANS.: A
a. Momentum
b. Frictional drag
c. Lateral motion
d. Longitutdinal motion
ANS.: A
a. Momentum
b. frictional drag
c. lateral resistance
d. longitudinal resistance
ANS.: A
662. This is a seasonal wind blowing from a large land mass
to the ocean in winter and in the opposite direction in
summer:
a. Monsoon
b. Weather
c. Gradient
d. Climate
ANS.: A
a. storm surge
b. tsunami
c. swell
d. ripples
ANS.: A
a. Rollers
b. tidal wave
c. surf
d. tsunami
ANS.: A
a. Swell
b. Surge
c. Seiches
d. sea current
ANS.: A
a. Planning
b. Appraisal
c. Execution
d. Monitoring
ANS.: A
b. change of trim
c. mean draft
d. moment of trim
ANS.: A
a. Squat
b. change of trim
c. mean draft
d. moment of trim
ANS.: A
a. Sub-refraction
b. Normal refraction
c. Super-refraction
d. Ducting
ANS.: A
670. This is defined as the condition that occurs when the
temperature decreases or the density of the atmosphere
increases and the propagated waves are bended upward
causing the decrease of the radar horizon.
a. Sub-refraction
b. Normal refraction
c. Super-refraction
d. Ducting
ANS.: A
a. Sub-refraction
b. Normal refraction
c. Normal refraction
d. Ducting
ANS.: A
b. Normal refraction
c. Super-refraction
d. Ducting
ANS.: A
c. brilliance control
ANS.: A
c. brilliance control
ANS.: A
675. This is the book showing various information with
regards to particular port where tide and currents are being
mentioned including shoal and dangers to navigation ,
terrestrial and location for anchoring.
a. Pilot Book
d. Mariners Handbook
ANS.: A
a. Pilot Book
d. Mariners Handbook
ANS.: A
a. Psychrometer
b. Micrometer
c. Barometer
d. Thermometer
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
a. The Exosphere
b. The Thermosphere
c. The Mesosphere
d. The Stratosphere
ANS.: A
a. multiple echoes
b. false echo
c. diffraction
d. clutter
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
a. Monsoons
b. Tropical cyclones
c. Storm
d. Tropical depression
ANS.: A
683. This process is very important for production of
clouds,precipitation,thunderstorms and others, but the
magnitudes are quite small comparing to the total horizontal
flows in the atmosphere.
a. Vertical motion
b. Horizontal motion
c. Natural motion
d. Parallel motion
ANS.: A
a. Rule 13 ( d )
b. Rule 10 ( I )
c. Rule 13 ( b)
d. Rule 13 ( a )
ANS.: A
685. This rule states that when two power driven vessel are
meeting on reciprocal or nearly reciprocal courses so as to
involve risk of collision each shall alter he course to
starboard so that they will pass port to port.
a. Rule 14 (a)
b. Rule 14 (b)
c. Rule 14 (c)
d. Rule 14 (d)
ANS.: A
a. Rule 8 (d)
b. Rule 8 (b)
c. Rule 8 (c)
d. Rule 8 (e)
ANS.: A
b. Epirb beacon
c. Smoke signal
d. All of these
ANS.: A
688. This safety devise when activated in a distress situation
responds to radar interrogation by transmitting a swept
frequency signal which generates 12 blips code on a radar
screen.
b. Epirb beacon
c. Smoke signal
d. All of these
ANS.: A
b. Epirb beacon
c. Smoke signal
d. All of these
ANS.: A
b. Epirb beacon
c. Smoke signal
d. All of these
ANS.: A
a. traverse sailing
b. composite sailing
d. plane sailing
ANS.: A
a. mercator sailing
b. parallel sailing
d. composite sailing
ANS.: A
693. This sailing is the intersection of departure and
difference of longitude when a vessel is proceeding due east
or west.
a. parallel sailing
b. mercator sailing
c. composite sailing
d. traverse sailing
ANS.: A
a. plane sailing
b. mercator sailing
c. parallel sailing
ANS.: A
a. contracting government
ANS.: A
a. S-band
b. X-band
c. ARPA
d. Z-band
ANS.: A
a. S-band
b. X-band
c. ARPA
d. Z-band
ANS.: A
a. S-band
b. X-band
c. ARPA
d. Z-band
ANS.: A
b. Areas to be avoided
d. Precautionary area
ANS.: A
c. full speed
d. approaching harbor
ANS.: A
a. barometeric pressure
b. atmospheric pressure
c. isobars
d. pressure gradients
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
b. power-driven
c. showing lights or shapes for a vessel restricted in its
ability to maneuver
d. using nets
ANS.: A
b. power-driven
d. using nets
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
706. To ensure that a RACON signal is visible in the 3cm.
radar, one should ensure that the:
ANS.: A
a. let go all lines first and leave the back spring last
c. let go all lines except bow spring, slow engine forward, let
go bow spring
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
a. Weaken
b. start destruction
c. re-curve
ANS.: A
711. Tropical cyclones DO NOT form within 5deg. of the
Equator because:
c. It is too warm
d. It is too humid
ANS.: A
a. 5deg. to 15deg.
b. 15deg. to 30deg.
c. 30deg. to 45deg.
d. 40deg. to 65deg.
ANS.: A
b. North Atlantic
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
a. harbour wave
b. tidal wave
c. ocean wave
d. earthquake wave
ANS.: A
a. seismic waves
b. tidal waves
c. ocean waves
d. earthquake waves
ANS.: A
a. submarine earthquakes
b. volcanic eruption
c. earthquakes
ANS.: A
b. over 50 miles
c. over 30 miles
d. over 20 miles
ANS.: A
d. 50 to 100 knots
ANS.: A
a. 0deg.
b. 180deg.
c. 270deg.
d. 90deg.
ANS.: A
721. Two sea water samples had been in the storage for
some time and have attained the same temperature of
10°C. Sample A has a salinity of 34, sample B has a salinity
of 36. To set up a two layer stratification, which sample do
you place at the bottom of the container?
a. Sample B
b. Sample A
d. Both A and B
ANS.: A
722. Uncertain whether you are overtaking or in crossing
situtation, your are approaching another vessel, What would
you do?
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
727. Under Rule 10 (d) (i) Which of the following vessels can
use the inshore traffic lane?
ANS.: A
a. Master's representative
ANS.: A
b. non-self-propelled raft
c. seaplanes
d. hovercrafts
ANS.: A
b. non-self-propelled raft
c. seaplanes
d. hovercrafts
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
a. Wheelhouse
b. Engine room
d. Alleyways
ANS.: A
737. VLCC is a type of vessel carrying _______.
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
740. Warm air masses will generally have:
a. Stratiform clouds
c. Good visibility
d. Heavy precipitation
ANS.: A
c. thermohaline circulation
d. thermoline
ANS.: A
a. swell wave
b. sea wave
c. tidal wave
d. seismic wave
ANS.: A
a. longshore current
b. reverse current
c. recurring current
d. beach current
ANS.: A
a. Swells
b. Sea
c. Gravity waves
d. None of these
ANS.: A
a. Backwash
b. Surf
c. barrier wave
d. bluff
ANS.: A
a. Eastward
b. Westward
c. Northward
d. Southward
ANS.: A
a. West to East
b. North to South
d. East to West
ANS.: A
c. Hydrographic office
ANS.: A
a. safe distance
d. her astern
ANS.: A
d. Both clockwise
ANS.: A
b. Lateral motion
c. Rotational motion
d. All of these
ANS.: A
a. Longtidinal motion
b. Lateral motion
c. Rotational motion
d. All of these
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
754. What cause the rapid decrease of temperature as the
altitude increases?
a. sub-refraction
b. super refraction
c. diffusion
d. attenuation
ANS.: A
d. No maintenance
ANS.: A
d. No maintenance
ANS.: A
757. What causes the variable error of Gyro Compass?
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
760. What channel is designated by the Radio Regulations
for Bridge-to Bridge communications?
a. VHF channel 13
b. VHF channel 16
c. DSC channel 70
d. MF/HF Watchkeeping
ANS.: A
a. A Tropical storm
b. A Tropical Disturbance
c. A Hurricane
d. A Tropical Depression
ANS.: A
a. California current
b. Davidson current
c. Alaska current
d. N. Pacific current
ANS.: A
a. Favorable current
b. Favorable line
c. Favorable wind
d. Fathometer
ANS.: A
a. Current
b. Tides
c. Waves
d. Winds
ANS.: A
765. What do you call the appearance of the sea with two
opposing tides?
a. tide rips
b. swell
c. tidal current
d. tide spout
ANS.: A
a. Atmosphere
b. Lithosphere
c. Ionosphere
d. Hydrosphere
ANS.: A
a. tropical waves
b. tidal waves
c. permanent waves
d. swell
ANS.: A
768. What do you call the marker in the radar PPI which the
operator can put in any direction to watch the incoming
target?
a. Guard zone
b. EBL
c. PPI
d. Plotter
ANS.: A
769. What do you call the property if the spin axis would
retain its direction in space despite any motion applied to
the system as a whole, as by the rotation of the earth?
a. Gyroscopic inertia
b. Gyroscopic precession
c. Gyroscopic friction
d. Gyroscopic motion
ANS.: A
770. What do you call the property if the spin axis would
retain its direction in space despite any motion applied to
the system as a whole, as by the rotation of the earth?
a. Gyroscopic inertia
b. Gyroscopic precession
c. Gyroscopic friction
d. Gyroscopic motion
ANS.: A
a. Lithosphere
b. Ionosphere
c. Atmosphere
d. Hydrosphere
ANS.: A
a. Coriolis force
c. Friction force
d. Centrifugal force
ANS.: A
773. What do you call this force when the liquid of the
breached tank caused by collision stops flowing?
a. Hydrostatic balance
b. Centrifugal force
c. Centripital force
d. Gravitational force
ANS.: A
774. What do you call this force when the liquid of the
breached tank caused by collision stops flowing?
a. Hydrostatic balance
b. Centrifugal force
c. Centripital force
d. Gravitational force
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
776. What does the helm command " shift the rudder"
mean?
ANS.: A
777. What does the word "breadth" mean in the Rules?
a. Greatest breadth
c. Molded breadth
ANS.: A
a. Greatest breadth
c. Molded breadth
ANS.: A
a. Easterly error
b. Westerly error
c. Variable error
d. Constant error
ANS.: A
780. What gyro error causes by high voltage supply?
a. Easterly error
b. Westerly error
c. Variable error
d. Constant error
ANS.: A
a. Westerly error
b. Easterly error
c. Variable error
d. Constant error
ANS.: A
a. Westerly error
b. Easterly error
c. Variable error
d. Constant error
ANS.: A
783. What happens to the pressure and wind as the cold
front passes the place of the observer?
d. pressure drops
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
a. Anemometer
b. Speedometer
c. Windometer
d. Clinometer
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
a. Prismatic error
b. Index error
c. Side error
d. Error of collimation
ANS.: A
a. Barograph
b. Thermograph
c. Mercurial barometer
d. Fathograph
ANS.: A
a. Overfall
b. Overflow
c. Over shore
d. Coastal wave
ANS.: A
b. High tide
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
b. Engine stopped
ANS.: A
793. What is that part of the tide due solely to the tide
producing forces of the sun?
a. Solar tide
b. Equatorial tide
c. Apogean tide
d. Perigean tide
ANS.: A
a. 17.9 meters/sec
b. 19.4 meter/sec
c. 20.4 meters/sec
d. 21.4 meters/sec
ANS.: A
a. 21.4 meters/sec
b. 19.4 meter/sec
c. 20.4 meters/sec
d. 22.4 meters/sec
ANS.: A
a. 19.94 meters/sec
b. 20.4 meters/sec
c. 21.4 meters/sec
d. 22.4 meters/sec
ANS.: A
a. parallel indexing
c. range bearing
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
a. As in example 2
b. As in example 1
c. As in example 3
d. As in example 4
ANS.: A
a. Tidal difference
b. Tidal day
c. Tide
d. Tidal wave
ANS.: A
c. Thunderstorms
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
803. What is the general term for a wind that blows down an
incline?
a. Katabatic wind
b. Anabatic wind
c. Avalanche
d. Foehn
ANS.: A
a. 144°45'W
b. 35°15'W
c. 35°15'E
d. 144°45'E
ANS.: A
a. Three lights: top and bottom are red, the middle is green
b. Three lights: top and bottom are green, the middle is red
c. Three lights: top and bottom are red, the middle is white
d. Three lights: top and bottom are white, the middle is red
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
a. 6,076 feet
b. 1,860 meters
c. 5,280 feet
d. 1,760 yards
ANS.: A
808. What is the low pressure area with closed isobars with
wind force of 10 to 11 in the Beaufort Scale?
a. sever tropical storm
b. convergence zone
c. tropical depression
d. cyclonic weather
ANS.: A
b. earth rotation
d. perigee
ANS.: A
b. cooling system
ANS.: A
811. What is the name of major current originate from south
china sea with great force passing along japan coast to
Alaska?
a. Kurushio Current
b. Balintang Current
d. Labrador current
ANS.: A
b. Tide tables
d. Tide vessel
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
a. 270deg.
b. 300deg.
c. 315deg.
d. 235deg.
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
818. What is the sign that the vessel is very near the area of
the iceberg?
ANS.: A
819. What is the sign that the vessel is very near the area of
the iceberg?
a. The sea temperature drops rapidly
ANS.: A
a. Weather
b. Monsoons
c. Climate
d. Seasons
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
822. What is the usual precautions made by pilot to make
sure that your vessel is in safe situation while approaching
berth without tug assistance?
d. All of these
ANS.: A
a. wind of force 10 to 11
b. wind of force 10
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
825. What is the wind force of Tropical Storm?
ANS.: A
a. wind of force of 12
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
828. What is true about accuracy of LOP and lane-width?
ANS.: A
a. chafing gear
b. chocks
c. grease
d. boots
ANS.: A
a. all of these
a. Cirrus
b. Cumulus
c. Stratucumulus
d. Nimbostratus
ANS.: A
c. Flat calm seas, heavy rain, light winds, and high pressure
ANS.: A
a. Anabatic wind
b. Katabatic wind
c. Blizzard
d. Fall wind
ANS.: A
b. Rule 6 (a)(i)
c. Rule 7 (b)
d. Rule 7 (d)
ANS.: A
835. What rule applies when inspite all the precautions made
the vessel can deviate from these rules necessary to avoid
immediate danger?
a. Rule 2(b)
b. Rule 2(b,i)
c. Rule 2(b,ii)
d. Rule 2(b,iii)
ANS.: A
836. What rule applies when inspite all the precautions made
the vessel can deviate from these rules necessary to avoid
immediate danger?
a. Rule 2(b)
b. Rule 2(b,i)
c. Rule 2(b,ii)
d. Rule 2(b,iii)
ANS.: A
a. Rule 8 (d)
b. Rule 8 (c)
c. Rule 8 (b)
d. Rule 8 (e)
ANS.: A
838. What rule is this "A vessel shall slacken her speed or
take all way off by stopping or reversing her means of
propulsion"?
a. Rule 8 (e)
b. Rule 8 (d)
c. Rule 8 (b)
d. Rule 8 (c)
ANS.: A
839. What rule shall apply, that inspite of all pracautions
undertaken to avoid collision permits the departure from the
rules to avoid immedite danger?
a. Rule 2(b)
b. Rule 2(a)
c. Rule 2(bi)
d. Rule 2(bii)
ANS.: A
a. Securite
b. Urgent
c. Mayday
d. Pan Pan
ANS.: A
841. What shall you do if you see a person falling into the
sea?
b. Launch a lifeboat
c. Put on a lifejacket
d. Run aft
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
b. Changing channels
c. VHF watchkeeping
ANS.: A
c. Changing channels
d. VHF watchkeeping
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
847. What SOLAS Regulation requires that 12 hours prior to
departure the master should ensure that the steering gear
and its auxiliaries are checked?
b. Chapter V Reg. 19
d. Chapter V Reg. 20
ANS.: A
b. Chapter V Reg. 19
d. Chapter V Reg. 20
ANS.: A
a. Hail
b. Snow
c. Frost
d. Freezing
ANS.: A
850. What will be the action of each vessel after the collision
accident?
ANS.: A
851. What will be the action of each vessel after the collision
accident?
ANS.: A
852. What will be the dock draft of the vessel drawing
13.75meters in saltwater when she enters the dock of 1.018
water density?
a. 13.8445M
b. 13.845M
c. 13.840M
d. 13.835M
ANS.: A
a. wider turn
b. small turn
ANS.: A
a. wider turn
b. small turn
ANS.: A
a. wider turn
b. small turn
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
860. What will be your first action when your hear explosion
in engine room?
ANS.: A
861. What will be your first action when your hear explosion
in engine room?
ANS.: A
862. What will happen to the ballast water when the vessel
is in sub-freezing temperature?
ANS.: A
863. What will happen to the density of salt water when the
temperature of the sea is constant and the salinity?
a. Increases
b. Decreases
ANS.: A
864. What will NOT induce errors into a Doppler sonar log?
a. Increased draft
b. Pitch
c. Roll
d. Change in trim
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
867. What wind pattern has the most influence over the
movement of frontal weather systems over the North
American continent?
a. Prevailing Westerlies
b. Subpolar Easterlies
d. Northeast trades
ANS.: A
a. Land breeze
b. Coastal breeze
c. Vardar
d. Sea breeze
ANS.: A
d. Read and sign the order book and check vessel's position
ANS.: A
d. Read and sign the order book and check vessel's position
ANS.: A
871. What would be your first action when you see a boat
full of refugees?
b. Stopped engine
ANS.: A
872. What would be your first action when you see a boat
full of refugees?
b. Stopped engine
ANS.: A
873. What would be your first action when you see a boat
full of refugees?
b. Stopped engine
d. All of these
ANS.: A
d. All of these
ANS.: A
876. When a cold air displaces warm air, what will occur?
a. Cold front
b. Stationary front
c. Occluded front
d. Warm front
ANS.: A
a. height is increased
b. length is increased
c. velocity increases
d. length is unchanged
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
a. Work
b. Power
c. Pressure
d. Energy
ANS.: A
a. Extratropical cyclone
c. Tropical storm
d. Easterly pressure
ANS.: A
a. Mediterranean moor
b. open moor
c. Y moor
d. total moor
ANS.: A
a. Mediterranean moor
b. Open moor
c. Y moor
d. Total moor
ANS.: A
a. open moor
b. mediterranean moor
c. Y moor
d. total moor
ANS.: A
a. Open moor
b. Mediterranean moor
c. Y moor
d. Total moor
ANS.: A
886. When a vessel is equipt with bow and aft trusters, the
use of tugs can be?
b. minimize
c. saving to shipowners
d. all of these
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
a. any of these
ANS.: A
889. When a vessel is using one anchor her bow and stern
line to the "L" Jetty she said to be _____.
a. Baltic moor
b. Mediterranean moor
c. Open moor
d. Y moor
ANS.: A
890. When a vessel is using one anchor her bow and stern
line to the "L" Jetty she said to be _______.
a. Baltic moor
b. Mediterranean moor
c. Open moor
d. Y moor
ANS.: A
a. Front
b. Isotherm
c. Isobar
d. Equipotential line
ANS.: A
a. Shoaling
b. Diffraction
c. Refraction
d. Breaking
ANS.: A
893. When an observer in the Northern Hemisphere
experiences a Northwest wind according to Buys Ballot?s
Law the center of Low Pressure is located to the:
a. Northeast
b. West-Southwest
c. North
d. South-southeast
ANS.: A
a. The anchor may get shod with clay and not develop full
holding power
d. The anchor will tend to dig in and come to rest near the
vertical
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
a. the anchor may get shod with clay and not develop full
holding power
ANS.: A
898. When anchoring in clay bottom, what is one hazard
that may cause the anchor to drag?
a. the anchor may get shod with clay and not develop full
holding power
ANS.: A
a. port anchor
b. starboard anchor
ANS.: A
a. port anchor
b. starboard anchor
ANS.: A
b. neap tide
c. spring tide
d. full moon
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
a. Make two round turns fast on the leading bitt and then
figure of eight on bitts
ANS.: A
a. Make two round turns fast on the leading bitt and then
figure of eight on bOthers bitts, fig. 4
b. Make it fast with round turns on the leading bitt alone, fig.
1
a. Advance
b. head reach
c. tactical diameter
d. transfer
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
911. When is the rhumb line distance the same as the great
circle distance?
ANS.: A
d. Under no circumstance
ANS.: A
a. Regular intervals
b. Every 15 minutes
c. Every 30 minutes
d. Every 1 hour
ANS.: A
a. Regular intervals
b. Every 15 minutes
c. Every 30 minutes
d. Every 1 hour
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
c. no depth reading
d. a shallow depth reading
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
b. No visibility
c. Shifted buoys
d. Ship breakdowns
ANS.: A
919. When preparing to light off a cold broiler equipped with
a return flow fuel oil system, the recirculating valve directs
the flow of oil:
ANS.: A
a. all of these
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
a. Torque
b. Friction
c. Rigidity
d. Precession
ANS.: A
a. Torque
b. Friction
c. Rigidity
d. Precession
ANS.: A
927. When the cable nips round the stern and breaks the
anchor out of its holding ground, this is called ____.
a. breaking sheer
b. dragging
c. clearing
d. breaking cable
ANS.: A
928. When the cable nips round the stern and breaks the
anchor out of its holding ground, this is called ____.
a. breaking sheer
b. dragging
c. clearing
d. breaking cable
ANS.: A
929. When the distress sounds from the GMDSS the OOW
should:
ANS.: A
930. When the gyro-pilot is used for steering, what control is
adjusted to compensate for varying sea conditions?
a. Weather adjustment
b. Sea control
d. Rudder control
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
d. calm
ANS.: A
933. When the low leading lines is in the port, the vessel
should _______.
a. go to port
b. go to starboard
ANS.: A
934. When the low leading lines is in the port, the vessel
should _______.
a. go to port
b. go to starboard
ANS.: A
a. collision course
b. diverging course
c. opposite course
d. parallel course
ANS.: A
a. pivot point
b. lateral motion
c. longitudinal motion
d. rotational motion
ANS.: A
937. When the vessel normally lie with the anchor and cable
fine on its own bow about one to one and a half point, this is
called______.
a. natural sheer
b. yawing
c. riding
d. sheering
ANS.: A
938. When the vessel normally lie with the anchor and cable
fine on its own bow about one to one and a half point, this is
called______.
a. natural sheer
b. yawing
c. riding
d. sheering
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
d. rotating backward
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
a. let go all lines first and leave the back spring last
c. let go all lines except bow spring, slow engine forward, let
go bow spring
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
b. receive a first return near the surface during the day, and
a strong return at about 200 fathoms (366 meters) at
night
ANS.: A
946. When using anchor on conventional mooring bouy,
anchor shots on the bottom should not be less than______.
a. 7 shackles
b. 8 shackles
c. 9 shackles
d. 10 shackles
ANS.: A
a. 900 feet
b. 500 feet
c. 300 feet
d. 600 feet
ANS.: A
a. AR
b. CQ
c. YZ
d. WA
ANS.: A
a. longitudinal momentum
b. frictional momentum
c. lateral momentum
d. rotational momentum
ANS.: A
a. lateral momentum
b. longitudinal momentum
c. fricional momentum
d. rotational momentum
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
a. risk of collision
b. meeting situation
c. overtaking situation
d. passing situation
ANS.: A
954. When you see a deep draft vessel displaying her signal,
you should:
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
a. Hydrographic Office
c. Coast Guard
d. Port Control
ANS.: A
a. Hydrographic Office
c. Coast Guard
d. Port Control
ANS.: A
960. Where is the diurnal pressure variation most
noticeable?
a. Doldrums
b. roaring thirties
c. horse latitude
d. polar regions
ANS.: A
a. the equator
c. geographic poles
ANS.: A
a. gnomonic chart
b. mercator chart
c. general chart
d. particular chart
ANS.: A
963. Which chart projection would be most suitable for
marine surveying?
a. Polyconic
b. Mercator
c. Gnomonic
d. Lambert conformal
ANS.: A
a. Antenna
b. Magnetron
c. Waveguide
d. Transmitter
ANS.: A
a. Speed
b. Ballistic
c. Quadrantal
d. Gimballing
ANS.: A
a. Type of bottom
b. Salinity of water
c. Temperature of water
d. Atmospheric pressure
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
a. All of these
b. Vessel's type
c. Vessel's course
d. Navigational status
ANS.: A
b. IMDG code
c. MARPOL 73/78
d. COLREG 1983
ANS.: A
971. Which is NOT a hyperbolic position-fixing system of
navigation?
a. RDF
b. Decca
c. Omega
d. Loran
ANS.: A
a. 1075 km
b. 1050 km
c. 1025 km
d. 1000 km
ANS.: A
a. Doppler shift
b. Echo
c. Phase difference
d. Time difference
ANS.: A
974. Which is the formula in obtaining the draft due to
change of water density from salt to fresh water?
ANS.: A
ANS.: A
a. Ships motions
c. Weather conditions
d. Atmospheric pressure
ANS.: A
977. Which is/are the major reason/s in baorting passage
planning?
c. bad weather
ANS.: A
a. No go areas
b. Parallel indexing
c. Abort line
a. Coastal charts
b. Approach charts
c. General charts
d. Sailing charts
Ans.: A
b. sailing directions
c. pilot chart
d. harbor chart
Ans.: A
b. sailing directions
c. pilot chart
d. harbor chart
Ans.: A
a. All of these
b. Clear skies
c. Calm Air
Ans.: A
983. Which of the following conditions would NOT indicate
the approach of a tropical storm?
d. Cirrus clouds
Ans.: A
a. Labrador current
b. Iceland current
c. Baltic current
d. Baffin current
Ans.: A
a. Kuroshio
b. Alaska current
c. Sub-arctic current
d. Peru current
Ans.: A
986. Which of the following information is NOT required in
reporting danger messages?
a. engine failure
b. Ice
c. Derelicts
Ans.: A
a. passing 040
b. checked
d. eased to 15 rudder
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. I only
b. II only
c. Both I & ll
d. Neither l & ll
Ans.: A
d. N/A
Ans.: A
d. N/A
Ans.: A
d. n/a
Ans.: A
d. N/A
Ans.: A
b. Florida current
c. Gulf Stream
Ans.: A
a. I,II,III
b. II
c. III, IV
d. V, VI
Ans.: A
b. Flareback
c. Localized weakness
d. Excessive pressure
Ans.: A
997. Which of the following is not an indication of error chain
development? I.) ambiguity II.) distraction III.) inadequacy
and confusion VI.) communication V.) proper conning or
lookout VI.) procedural violation
a. V
b. I
c. II, IV
d. III, VI
Ans.: A
a. Floating aids
b. Racons
c. Ramark
d. Lighthouse
Ans.: A
a. floating aids
b. Racons
c. Ramark
d. Lighthouse
Ans.: A
a. Radar
b. GPS
c. Loran
d. Decca
Ans.: A
a. Radar
b. GPS
c. Loran
d. Decca
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
d. Altostratus, Stratus
Ans.: A
a. Sample A
b. Sample B
c. Both of them
d. Any of them
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. I only
b. II only
c. both I and II
d. Neither I nor II
Ans.: A
1008. Q21657|1|Which of the following statements about the
Williamson turn is FALSE?
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. 135 degrees
b. 45 degrees
c. 90 degrees
d. 360 degrees
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. Squatting
d. Bank cushion
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. The amount of the error and the sign will generally be the
same on all headings
Ans.: A
a. Transceiver
b. Remitter
c. T/R box
d. ARPA
Ans.: A
1022. Which term use to describe the line drawn on the chart
to indicate that beyond that line the vessel has not option
but to proceed?
a. abort line
b. leading line
c. contingency line
d. non-return line
Ans.: A
d. All of these
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. a rowboat
c. a 6 meter rowboat
Ans.: A
1031. While at sea or the vessel is underway, what is the
frequency of checking the time signal, ship's clock, steering
gear and its auxiliaries.
a. Every noon
b. Every watch
c. Every 6 hours
d. Every 12 hours
Ans.: A
a. Every noon
b. Every watch
c. Every 6 hours
d. Every 12 hours
Ans.: A
a. Pilot charts
b. Gnomonic charts
c. Mercator Charts
d. Passage Charts
Ans.: A
a. Pilot charts
b. Gnomonic charts
c. Mercator Charts
d. Passage Charts
Ans.: A
b. None of these
Ans.: A
1036. While on watch, you notice that the air temperature is
dropping and is approaching the dew point temperature.
What type of weather should be forecasted?
a. Fog
b. Sleet
c. Barometric pressure
d. Heavy rain
Ans.: A
a. Pilot office
b. Bureau of Immigration
c. Quarantine Office
d. Bureau of Customs
Ans.: A
a. Pilot office
b. Bureau of Immigration
c. Quarantine Office
d. Bureau of Customs
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. name of vessel
b. rate of turn
c. navigational status
d. ship's heading
Ans.: A
1041. While underway, automatic identification systems (AIS)
broadcast all of the following information every 1 to 10
seconds EXCEPT the __________.
a. ship's scantlings
Ans.: A
a. The Master
b. The Pilot
d. Port Authorities
Ans.: A
a. The Master
b. The Pilot
d. Port Authorities
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. Storm surges
b. Coast shakers
c. Tidal waves
d. Ripples
Ans.: A
a. Make sure your vessel and crew are safe and then offer
your assistance to the other vessel
Ans.: A
a. 000deg.T
b. 090deg.T
c. 150deg.T
d. 240deg.T
Ans.: A
b. 090deg. T
c. 150deg. T
d. 240deg. T
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
1053. You are a tanker vessel in ballast and the two vessels
are interlocked after collision. You have already made clear
that all people are well taken care off and you will try to
separate the two vessels. What should be your greatest
concern?
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. Quadrupled
b. Tripled
c. Doubled
d. Quintupled
Ans.: A
a. Quadrupled
b. Tripled
c. Doubled
d. Quintupled
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. sample B
b. sample A
c. both A and B
Ans.: A
1063. You are on a power driven vessel when you suddenly
run into a fog bank. What action would you take?
b. Call the Master and wait for him to arrive before taking
any action if it appears to be all clear
Ans.: A
b. Call the Master and wait for him to arrive before taking
any action if it appears to be all clear
Ans.: A
1065. You are on watch and the Pilot has the conn. The
Master has temporarily gone below. The Pilot orders a
course change which you are certain will put the vessel into
imminent danger. Your first action should be to
__________.
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
1068. You are steaming in heavy weather, the sea is high and
the vessel is pounding and pitching heavily. What are the
safe precaution you should do?
Ans.: A
a. 2139
b. 2143
c. 2149
d. 2159
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
1073. You are to release the towing wire with forerunner. You
have 3 men with you to do the work. How do you do it in a
safe way?
Ans.: A
1074. You are to release the towing wire with forerunner. You
have 3 men with you to do the work. How do you do it in a
safe way?
Ans.: A
1075. You are towing a 1000 gross ton gasoline tank barge.
The barge is NOT gas free. Regulations say that the cargo
tank hatches, ullage holes, and Butterworth plates on the
barge may remain open without flame screens
__________.
c. without restriction
Ans.: A
a. 6.80 meters
b. 5.30 meters
c. 7.0 meters
d. 4.50 meters
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. 4
b. 2
c. 1
d. 3
Ans.: A
b. stiff reading
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. LONG 40°33.5'W
b. LONG 40°19.5'W
c. LONG 40°18.2'W
d. LONG 40°17.3'W
Ans.: A
1083. You have abandoned ship and after two days in a raft,
you can see an aircraft near the horizon apparently carrying
out a search pattern. You should ____________.
Ans.: A
a. To the Master
b. To the pilot
Ans.: A
1085. You have released the tug. To whom do you report
when tugs are cleared?
a. To the Master
b. To the pilot
Ans.: A
1086. You have the "conn" at the time the helmsman who is
steering by hand reports that the rudder is not responding to
the wheel. What would be your FIRST action?
Ans.: A
a. 3.38 inches
b. 3.62 inches
c. 3.79 inches
d. 3.95 inches
Ans.: A
a. 3.249 inches
b. '3.190 inches
c. 3.529 inches
d. 3.714 inches
Ans.: A
1089. You see a yellow light showing above the stern light of
the vessel you are overtaking. The vessel you are overtaking
is_____.
a. towing astern
b. a pilot vessel
d. a dredge underway
Ans.: A
1090. You should deploy the sea from a life raft to
_________.
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. 3.26 meters
b. 4.5 meters
c. 3.5 meters
d. 4.0 meters
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
b. You shall only tell them the truth and nothing but the
truth
Ans.: A
1095. Your vessel has been involved in a collision. As master
you have to write about the accident in the log-book. In
order to only write the facts in the log-book, which of the
following procedures do you find most correct?
c. Write down all the facts you have collected, and also write
down your own opinion about the circumstances
Ans.: A
1096. Your vessel have been in collision and you are not sure
if your vessel is sinking or not. How will you handle this
situation?
c. Leave the vessel and stay not closer than 5 nautical miles
Ans.: A
b. Kepler's Law
c. Newton Law
d. Darwin's Law
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. Pushing on ship's flat side and make fast in the vessel for
pulling if needed
Ans.: A
a. Pushing on ship's flat side and make fast in the vessel for
pulling if needed
b. Pushing on ship's flat side and make fast in the vessel for
pulling if needed
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
1108. Your vessel is port side to a pier with a spring line led
aft from the bow. In calm weather, putting the engines
ahead with the rudder hard left should bring __________.
Ans.: A
b. Rule 9 (b)
c. Rule 9 (c)
d. Rule 10 (a)
Ans.: A
a. Rule 9 (a)
b. Rule 9 (b)
c. Rule 9 (c)
d. Rule 10 (a)
Ans.: A
a. Rule 9 (a)
b. Rule 9 (b)
c. Rule 9 (c)
d. Rule 10 (a)
Ans.: A
a. 12.4 miles
b. 12.7 miles
c. 13.0 miles
d. 13.3 miles
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. Fast FWD and AFT in centre lead to pull the vessel out
from the jetty and make it in position for voyage
d. Make fast the forward tug, and the aft tug stand by
Ans.: A
a. Fast FWD and AFT in centre lead to pull the vessel out
from the jetty and make it in position for voyage
d. Make fast the forward tug, and the aft tug stand by
Ans.: A
Ans.: A
a. Momentum
b. Frictional drag
c. Lateral motion
d. Longitutdinal motion
Ans.: A