Bachelor of Science in Marine Transportation

QUIZ # 10

Course Title: Ship, Ship Routines and Ship Construction

Course Code: SEAM 1
Effective Date: Revision No.: 00
Prepared by: Checked by: Approved by:

Capt. R. Tisoy Capt. Joy P. Bongot Capt. Efren G. Caballes

Course Developer BSMT Chairperson - UCLM Dean, Maritime Education - UCLM

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PART I. MULTIPLE CHOICE

1. What is the primary purpose of a torque wrench onboard a ship?
A. To tighten nuts and bolts to a specified torque value
B. To measure ropes and wires
C. To cut metal sheets
D. To generate torque revolution

2. Which tool are lightweight, hand-held concrete breakers that can be easily positioned to break vertical
and overhead surfaces?
A. Hacksaw
B. Lathe
C. Chipping hammer
D. Carpenter's chisel

3. What is the primary function of a caulking gun onboard a ship?

A. To measure water depth
B. To generate electricity
C. To apply sealant or caulk to joints and seams
D. To cut ropes

4. Which power tool is often used for drilling holes in metal surfaces onboard a ship?
A. Jigsaw
B. Bench grinder
C. Electric drill
D. Pipe wrench

5. Which of the following is a handheld power tool that can be used for a variety of metal fabrication jobs
that include cutting, grinding, deburring, finishing and polishing?
A. Angle grinder
B. Jet Chisel
C. Chipping Hammer
D. Scraper

6. Which hand tool is an instrument with which anything is scraped?

A. Angle grinder
 B. Jet Chisel
C. Chipping Hammer
D. Scraper

7. What is the primary function of a pneumatic rivet gun onboard a ship?

A. To measure the pressure of hammering
B. To generate static power in chipping
C. To secure metal components together with rivets
D. To cut metals

8. Why is it essential to regularly inspect and maintain hand and power tools onboard a ship?
A. To create decorative patterns on the tools
B. To increase the weight of the tools
C. To meet decorative requirements
D. To ensure their safety, reliability, and longevity

9. What is the primary purpose of lubricating hand tools such as wrenches and pliers?
A. To make them more colorful
B. To prevent rust and corrosion
C. To decrease their weight
D. To increase their cutting power

10. Which of the following is a common maintenance practice for power tools like electric drills and angle
grinders?
A. Leaving them exposed to the elements on the deck
B. Regularly applying paint for aesthetics
C. Inspecting and cleaning air filters
D. Using them without any safety precautions

11. When storing hand tools, what is the recommended way to prevent them from rusting?
A. Store them in a bucket of water
B. Keep them submerged in oil
C. Apply a light coating of oil or a rust-preventive spray
D. Paint them with colorful patterns

12. What should be done if you notice frayed or damaged power tool cords onboard a ship?
A. Ignore it and continue using the tool
B. Replace the cord with a longer one
C. Repair or replace the cord to ensure electrical safety
D. Paint the cord for protection

13. Which of the following is an important safety consideration when performing maintenance on power
tools?
A. Performing maintenance without any protective gear
B. Failing to read the tool's user manual
C. Ensuring that the tool is unplugged or de-energized
D. Skipping regular maintenance altogether

14. What should you do if you notice a loose or damaged handle on a hand tool?
A. Continue using the tool as it is
B. Tighten or repair the handle immediately to prevent accidents
C. Paint the handle to make it more appealing
D. Ignore the issue until it becomes critical

15. Why is it important to store hand and power tools in designated locations onboard a ship
 A. To keep them hidden from view
B. To create decorative patterns on the deck
C. To ensure easy access and prevent damage or loss
D. To make them harder to find

PREPARED BY:

CAPT. RONELIO I. TISOY

BSMT- INSTRUCTOR