Sesion 1
Which of the following figures drawn on
1.Which of the four calculation illustrated is
the correct one to determine the latitude of
the observer when the sun is on meridian?
Calculation 3
2.The position of the ship provided by the GPS
should always become comfirmed by other
means when posible which of the following
suggested menthods would be the most
accurate?
The ranges of three distinctive shore objects
on the radar
3.Who is ultimatly responsible for the voyage
plan?
The master
4.When a ship is steaming along a course line,
what is the importance of determining the set
and rate of drift due to wind and current?
All of the suggested answers
5.What is the probable cause of an error in
position of the ship obtained from the GPS
system?
Incorrect height of the antenna
6.Which of the four calculations illustrated is
the correct one to determine the latitude of
the observer when the sun is on the
meridian?
Calculation 3
7.What is the correct settings of the “Anti sea
clutter” control on the radar?
A few sea returns remaining around the own-
ship position / A few sea returns remaining
on the screen
8.Why should ground stabilised true motion
display mode be avoided when using the
ARPA for anti-collision purposed?
The collision regulations are based on ship
courses through the water
9.When should voyage planning be done?
Prior to leaving the berth
10. What are the limits of a passage or vayage
plan?
From berth to berth
11.
the plane of the meridian is correct for an
observer in position latitude 30o00’ North;
Longitude 15o00’ West, When observing the
sun of the meridian,if the suns Declination is
15o00’ South?
Figure 4
12.Which of the answers best summarises the
information which should be provided for the
bridge officers of the watch within an
effective voyage plan?
All of the suggested answers
13.What is the shortest distance between two
points of the surface of the earth?
Great Circle
14.When navigating using the GPS, how does
the GPS display indicate when the accuracy of
the displayed position is reduced?
A large HDOP value is displayed on the
screen
15.Which part of the magnetic compass error
changes with a change in the course steered?
Deviation
16.The position of the ship is found by taking
a series of bearings using a magnetic compass.
How should an error of 5 degrees west be
applied to the compass bearings?
Subract 5 degrees to the bearings
17.If the radar is set onto relative motion
display, what would an Echo of a target with
no trail indicate? Note this the trail of the
echo and not a vector?
The target is on the same course and speed
as own ship
18.How can an ARPA assist the ship to steer
suitable course to make good the entrance to
a channel?
Select ground stabilised true motion display
and alter course so that own ships true
vector passes through the middle of the
entrace to the channel
19.When using the echo sounder in a river the
soundings indicated may be incorrect, what
would be the most probable cause of the
error?
The density of the water
20.The ship navigating in dense fog where the watch ( OOW ) take if he is forced to make a
visibility is less than one mile. The arpa radar major deviation from the voyage plan?
is set on a range 12 miles on a course of 314 Inform the Master
degrees and own ship has a vector as shown. 29.What posible reason could there be for the
What is the vector mode selected on the indentification mark assosiated with a Racon
arpa? not being visible on the radar screen?
True vector All of the suggested answers
21.What corrections must be applied to the 30.Which of the suggested navigational
echo sounder reading to compare the depth systems is a “Hyperbolic” navigational system
of water with the depth printed on the chart? and has Hyperbolae as position lanes?
Draught of the ship Loran C
22.Where can a ship expect an act of piracyto
take place?
All over the world
23.Which of the four figures illustrated shows
line correct position line for the following
situation : Latitude 50o00’ North, Longitude
30o00’ West, Time 12:00 GMT. Course steered
: 090o true, speed : 12 knots,bearings of the
sun : 200o,intercept correction : 00o02’
towards ( observed altitude – computed
altitude ) ?
Figure 2
24.Where can the size of the magnetic
compass error be found?
By taking a transit bearing of two fixed
geographical positions and comparing it with
the bearing of the same points on the chart
25.What is the adventages of a GPS satelite
system compared to other navigational AIDS?
The GPS system gives information about
psition, speed and time continuously world
wide
26.What is important to check when
transferring a position from the GPS output to
a paper chart?
Any necessary corrections are applied to
convert between the GPS datum and the
chart datum

27.What could be the reason for the magnetic

compass to swing through large angel when
the ship is rolling in a seaway?
The heeling error magnets are upside down
and/ or not in the correct position
28.What action should the officers of the
Sesion 2
1. What day-shape is prescribed for a vessel
constrained by her draft?
A cyclinder
2.a salling vessel is overtaking a power-driven
vessel in a narrow channel , so as to pass on
the power-driven vessel’s port side. The
overtaken vessel will have to move to
facilitate passage.the sailing vessel is the ...
give-way vessel and would sound two
prolonged blast followed by two short blast
3. In which case would an overtaking vessel
sound a whistle signal of two prolonged
followed by one short blast?
when Overtaking in a narrow channel
4.you intend to overtake a vesssel in a narrow
channel, and you intend to pass along the
vessel’s port side . how you should you signal
your intention?
I dont know
5.the vessel is to anchor with to pilot
onboard. Which of the suggested answers
most accurately define the main duties of the
officer of the watch on bridge?
Assist the master and pilot and monitor the
ships position
6.when vessels are in sight of one another ,
two short blasts from of the vessels means....
I’m altering my course to port
7.what sound signal shall be used on ship’s
whistle when there is a man overboard ?
3 Long Blasts repeatedly
8.when steering by autopilot, how often
should manual steering be checked?
At least one a watch
9.which statement (S) is (are) true concerming
light signals?
I dont know
10. Of the vessel listed , which must keep out
of the way of all the others?
A Vessel enganged in fishing
11.which vessel may not exhibit two red lights
in a vertical line ?
A vessel constrained by her draft
12.the vessel is steaming of the coast when
the engine room informs the bridge it must
stop engines immediately . shortly afterwards
they informed the bridge they would need a
least three hours to fix it . which of the
following actions would be the most suitable
taken by the bridge?
Display the NUC signal maintain the watch
and determine how the ship is drifting and
the probable position after three hours
13.a vessel not under command soundsthe
same fog signal as a vessel ....
All of the above
14. When is the officer of the watch officially
relieved of his responsibilities of being in
charge of the watch?
When the master informs the officer of the
watch that he is taking over the “con” (watch
responsibilities)
15.when should operational checks on
navigation equipment be done ?
When preparing for sea and entering port
and at regular intervals during the voyage
16. You are underway in a narrow channel,
and you are being overtaken vessel sounds
the proper signal indicating his intention to
pass your vessel on your starboard side , you
signal your agreement by sounding ?
ONE PROLONGED,ONE SHORT,ONE
PROLONGED,AND ONE SHORT BLAST IN
THAT ORDER
17. A vessel sounds two short blasts. This
signal indicates the vessel ....
18.a vessel constrained by her draft may
display ?
19. What is correct utc in this example ?
approx. Pos: N49O51’W3523’, ZONE +2, LOCAL
TIME 0900.
11:00
20. What are the immediate duties of the
bridge of the bridge officer of the watch when
the ship suddenly runs into a fog bank?
Commance Sounding the fog signal, engines
on standby, call the Master and lookout, if
not already on duty
21which statement applies to vessel
“constrained by her draft “?

22. Which vessel would NOT sound a fog

signal of one prolonged and two short blasts?

23. Vessel “A” is overtaking vessel “B” on

open water and will pass without changing
course .vessel “A” ....

24.two power-driven vesseels are meeting . A

two blasts signal by either vessel means ....

25. Under what circumstances would an

overtaking vessel sound a whistle signal of to
prolonged followed by one short blasts?

26.what are the additional duties required by

the officer of the watch when navigating in
fog ?
Sound fog signal,effective radar watch
reporting ship movements to master and
keep a good lookout for ships and fog signals
27.two prolonged blast followed by one short
blasts on the whistle is asignal which could be
sounded by a ...

28.in a crossing situation on international

waters , a short blasts by the give-way vessel
indicates that the vessel ...

29. A 20-meter power-driven vessel pushing

ahead or towing along side will display ....

30. What would the second officer report to

the master when entering an area where the
visibility is reduced to 2 n.miles?
The second officer would report to the
master that the visibility is reduced to
probable range of 2 n.miles and the engines
are on standby
Sesion 3
1. if you detect the fire on board the ship,
dependent on the situation, which of the
following actions is the first to be taken?
Raise the fire alarm
2. when you join a new ship, how are you
informad about safety rules, alarm
instructions and your own duties in case of an
emergency?
By muster lists exhibited in conspicuous
places
3.which vessel is to soud a fog signal of one
prolonged followed by two short blast?
4.which statement is true concerning a party
submarged vessel being towed ?
5. what alarm signal must be sounded by the
alarm bells in case of fire?
The signalwhich is stated in the muster list
6. (gambar)
( Pict ) Emergency Generator
7. (gambar)
Liferaft
8. an alarm signal consisting of seven short
blast followed by one long blast is sounded by
the ships whistle and the alarm bells. What
are you to do?
Go to your lifeboat ( musterstation )
9.when a fire breaks out the engine room ,
who is in charge of the fire fighting
operations?
The Chief Engineer
10. an alarm signal consisting of seven short
blast followed by one prolanged by the ship’s
whistle and alarm bells. What are you to do?
Go to your lifeboat station
11. (gambar)
Muster Station
12. where do you find instructions for tasks
and dutiesin case of an emergency ?
In the muster list
13. what signal, if any , is specified in SOLAS as
“abandon ship” signal?
The “Abandon ship”signalis not specified,
only the general emergency alarm signalis
stated
14. your vessel enters fog . you stop your
engines, and the vessel is dead in the water .
which fog signal should you sound ?
15. what is the emergency alarm signal as
specified in SOLAS?
Seven or more short blasts followed by one
long blast
16. a vessel may exibit light other than those
prescribed by the rules as long as the
addetional lights _____
17. the term “power-driven vessel” refers to
any vessel_____
18. when mustered to an abandon ship drill,
what is the first thing you do when entering
the muster station?
Put on a life jacket
19. what is a contingency plan for ships?
Plan for safety preparedness
20.(gambar)
Fasten seat belts
21. which statement is TRUE concerning risk
of collision?
22. what shall you do if you see a person
falling into the sea ?
Throw a lifebouy over board and report to
the bridge immediately
23. when the fire alarm signal is sounded
every member of the ship’s crew shall
immediately proceed to their assigned fire
station . which one of the following signals is
used as fire alarm signal on board cargo ships?
Intermittent signals on the ship’s alarm bells
24.you are fishing at night , and you signt a
vessel showing three lights in a vertical line.
The upper and lower lights are red and the
middle light is white. Which statement is
TRUE?
25. where can you find what your duties are
during a life boat drill?
Muster List
26. (gambar)
Line-Throwing appliance
27.when havinga fire alarm durimg normal
working hours, what immediate actions
should be taken?
Act according to instruction given in the fire
plan
28. what is the meaning of this symbol?

29. (gambar)
Life Jacket
30.(gambar)
Embarkation ladder
Sesion 4
1.One the figure there are four (4) possible
definitions of the term “WINDLASS” given.
Which one is the correct one?
Windlass is given by B on the figure
2.What safety clothing should be worm during
an anchoring operation?
All ofthe equipment mentioned in the
alternative answers
3.The diagram shows the lead of a rope during
mooring operations and the possible point
where it may break. Where would be
considered the safest place to be standing?
Outside the coloured zone
4.What is the necessary protection when you
are rust chipping with air tools?
Protective clothing,safety shoes, gloves,
goggles, earmuffs
5.Which one of the following types of rope is
the most dangerous to work with?
Nylon
6.What is the correct understanding of the
term “boat deck” ?
The deck where the lifeboats davits are
positioned
7.What kind of safety equipment must be
worm during achoring?
All of the mentioned equipment
8.What is the correct understanding of the
them “Bottlescrew”?
A bottlescrew is a metal threaded sleeve
which adjusts the length and tension on
rigging or stays
9. On the figure there are four (4) possible
directions shown by the arrowed lines.Which
one would correctly shows the direction
understood by the term “AFTER SPRING”?
After spring is defined as A on the figure
10.The figure shows a cross section through a
ship floating in water, with the null in red and
the seabed below the ship shaded. On the
figure there are four (4) possible definitions of
the term “FREEBOARD”given. Which one is
the correct one?Freeboard is given by D on
the figure
11.On the figure there are four (4) possible
definitions of the term “CENTRE LINE”given.
Which one is the correct one?
Centre line is given by A on the figure
12.On the figure there are four (4) possible
definitions of the term “BREATH”given. Which
one is the correct one?
Breadth is given by B on the figure
13.On the figure there are four (4) possible
definitions of the term “STARBOARD BOW”
given. Which one is the correct one?
Starboard bow is given by A on the figure
14.On the figure there are four (4) possible
definitions of the term “STARBOARD
QUARTER” given. Which one is the correct
one?
Starboard quarter is given by C on the figure
15.What special safety measures are required
by a seaman when working aloft on stage?
Safety harness with a rope secured to a safe
point above
16.On the figure there are four (4) possible
definitions of the term “QUAY” given. Which
one is the correct one?
Quay is given by A on the figure
17.When could there be a demonstration of
how to start a lifeboat engine?
A demonstration could be arranged during a
lifeboat drill
18.When a vessel arrives at a port to pick up a
pilot and enter harbour, there should be
someone required to stand by the anchor
foward. How should the anchor be prepared
and ready?
The brake securely applied,all
cement/covering into the chain locker and
securing arrangements from windlass
removed. The guillotine can remain for
removal when ready
19.The figure shows a cross section through a
ship floating in water, with the null in red and
the seabed below the ship shaded. On the
figure there are four (4) possible definitions of
the term “UNDERKEEL CLEARANCE”given.
Which one is the correct one?
Underkeel clearance isg given by A on the
figure
20.The diagram shows the direction that a at anchor watch duties must be carried out as
rope runs during a mooring operation and a follows.
possible place where it may break. Where Both ships have normal anchor watch
would be considered the safest position to responsibility in addition to watching ship to
stand? ship fendering, mooring etc
Outside the blue coloured zone / Outside the 30.What is the correct understanding of the
blue coloured zone, but even then it could be term “BOAT DRILL”?
dangerous Practical execise for the people on board to
21.What kind of safety clothing should be practice their duties and be prepared in the
worn during a mooring operation? case of an emergency abandon ships
Helmet, safety shoes, gloves and protective
clothes
22.What is the correct understanding of the
term “FAIRLEAD”?
The acces point where mooring line are lead
when making fast to the shore
23.On the figure there are four (4) possible
definitions of the term “MIDSHIPS”given.
Which one is the correct one?
Midships is given by B on the figure
24.What items of clothing should be avoided
during mooring operations?
All of the items specified in the alternative
answers
25.What is the correct understanding of the
term “GANGWAY”?
Portable bridge arrangement between ship
and shore, when alongside
26.On the figure there are four (4) possible
directions shown by the arrowed lines,which
could be the correct direction associated with
the term “HEAD LINE”.Which one is the
correct one?
Head line is given by B on the figure
27.What is the correct understanding of the
term “LEE SIDE”?
The lee side is the side of the ship which is
facing away from the wind
28.When reeving a new wire onto a self
stowing winch drum you should, after looking
at brake arrangement,reeve it to pay out as
follows?

Direction B
29.When two ships are lying alongside each
other in a ship operation and one ship is lying
Sesion 5
1.The ship is sailing in shallow water with
reduced under keel clearance.if the ship is
steaming with the engine at full rpm.what
would be the speed in comparison to the
speed achieved in deep water ?
Slower than deep water
2.you are sailing in shallow water with a 15 %
Under keel clerance.turning the ship around
what space do you need compared to deep
water ?
Need more space than normal
3.the ship engine is going astern is picking up
streway.the rudder is a mid ship and the ship
has a single,right-handed,fixed pitch
propeller.what would be expected to happen
the ship will probably start to change
heading to starboard and stren will increase
4.the ship is required to be stopped in the
water as quiqly as possible,but without major
changes to the ships heading what is the most
effective method to achieve this ?
Reduce engine power,use high frequency
rudder cycling
5.the ship has completed a 360 degree turn at
full speed in deep water.the ships is now to
repeat the turn at full speed in shallow
water.what will be the diffrence in the turning
circle diameter ?
The turning diameter will be increased in
shallow water
6.the maximum rudder angle on your ship is
35 degrees.do you think this is the anggle that
the rudder is most effective ?
No the most effective rudder angle is about
25 to 30 degrees,this is because the rudder is
“stalling”at 35 degrees angle
7.on the figure there are four (4) possible of
the term “air draught” given.which one is the
correct one ?
8.the ship is to berth alongside a quay in calm
conditions of no wind or current the ship has
a single fixed pitch right handed
propeller.which angle of approanch would be
considered the most favourable ?
NO 2
9.the engines are going astern and the ship is
making strenway of about 1,5 knots with the
rudder hard to stardboard.what effect will
this have on the ships progress?
This will give the stren a lift force to
starboard
10.what would be the effects of a ship passing
into shallow water ?
the ship is less responsive to both rudder and
propeller
11.the vessel is in a 360 degrees turn with
engine full a head.if the engine speed is
reduced during the turn will there be any
change in the turning diameter
Yes the turning diameter will increase if the
speed is reduced
12.the ships is starting to slow down after
streaming at full ahead speed.what will
happen to the position of the ‘pivot point’?
It will move aft as the ship slows down
13.the rudder is in the over position with
propeller stopped and the ship turning
slowly.on a ship with a single fixed pitch right
handed propeller and no thuresters.what can
be doneto make the ship increase the speed
of turn without significantly increasing the
forward speed of the ship ?
Give the engines a short kick ahead
14.the ships rudder is full over when the ships
engine are full ahead .will the turning effect
(lift force) of the rudder be changed when the
engine is stopped ?
Yes,the lift force will be dramatically reduced
when the engines are stopped
15.who is responsible for the number and the
position of any tugs to be used during a
mooring operatin?
The master,with consideration of the advice
of the pilot
16.which of the following answers correctly
specify the following most common
rudders?a)unbalanced b)balanced c)semi-
balanced and d) underhug balanced i.e the
number in the picture is related to the letter
adjacent to the name of the rudder
1=a,2=b,3=c and 4=d
17.the ship is streaming at full ahead when
the engine are reversed to “full astren”to stop
the ship.the ship has a single,right-handed
fixed pitch propeller.what would be the
anticipated reaction of the ship,if there is no
wind or current ?
The ship will probably sheer to starboard and
gradually lose headway
18.what would be the correct definition of the
“Squat” ?
Squat is the reduction of underkeelclearance
and the possible change of trim of a ship
when it moves through shallow water due to
a reduction in water pressure
19.when a ship is tying at anchor in a tidal
area using both forward anchors to what
particular aspect should the officer of the
watch be paying special attetion ?
When the ship swings to the tide the
direction of swing should be controlled to
avoid the anchor cables becoming wrapped
round each other
20.where would the “pivot point “ be
considered to be located when the ship is
proceeding at full speed ahead and there is no
wind or current ?
At about 1/6 of the ships length from the
bow
21.which of the following hull shapes would
normally provide a directionaly stable ship ?
A long ship with a narrow beam
22.the ship has a rightt handed propeller and
is swinging to starboard when the engines are
slow a head and the rudder is to starboard the
engine are stopped and the rate of swing
rapidly slows down how could the swing to
starboard be maintained without the ship
making much headway ?
Astern on the engines will allow transverse
thrust to continue the swing
23. ship vary considerably in design and
underwater shape,but does the ships trim
ever have any influence on its steering
abilities ?
Yes,the ship often steers better if trimmed by
the stern
24.what is correct understanding of the term
“bank effect”?if a ship was approaching the
bank at an angle what would be the effect on
the ship ?
The vessel’s bow is pushed away from the
bank
25.two ships are meeting in a restricted
channel as illustrated.which which of the
following action would be the most suitable to
take on both vessel as they approach and pass
each other ?
Slow down if possible without losing
steerage and be prepared for prompt
application of rudder to counteract any
swing as they approach and pass each other
26.two ships travelling in opposite directions
are to pass each other in narrow river,as
illustrated explain that is likely to happen as
they pass each other ?
Due to interaction,the bows will repel each
other,and othen the two ships will be sucked
together and finally the strens will be
repelled as they start to pass clear
27.two vessel are meeting each other in
confirined waters.what would be the effects
of incineration between the two vessel as
they approach each other ?
The bows of the ships will be pushed away
from each other
28.what is the correct understanding of the
term “ a ship with good directional stability”?
A ship which when the rudder is left a
midships,it willcontinue on approximately a
straight course
29.what depth of water would be considered
as shallow water in relationship to a change
of the ship s manoeuvering characteristic ?
When the under keel clearance is less than
50% of draught of the ship
30.which type of vessel suffers from the
greatest squat effects?
Vessel with a high block coefficient
Sesion 6
1.Which statement (S)is true of a
gasolinespill?
2.what would be the prefered colour to use
when maintaining the paint on
shell,plating,structure and bottom/tanktopp
in the engine room ?
white or light grey to ensure all minor spills
and leakages are noticed and dealt with
3.which ppm is allowed for discharging of
bilge water overboarad ?
15 ppm
4.(Pict)
5.what does term discharge mean AS used in
the oil polution regulations ?
all the other alternatives
6.in which area is plastic material accepted for
overboard disposal ?
Not permissible any where
7.Most minor oilspill are causedby:
Human error
8.(Pict)
9.marpol annex V.disposal of garbage your
vessel in the red sea (special area ) and the
chief cook is requiesting to have some food
waste burned in the incinerator.due to
problems with incinerator .you decided to
have the waste ground in the grinder (Lump
size max.25mm) and disposed off into the sea
is this probihited .if not how far from nearest
land is this legal ?
12 miles
10.what is the best way to avoid pollution
from oil –spill s aboard ship ?
Contain any oil-spill onboard the ship
11.Shipboard emergency drills must be
carried out least (OPA-90)
Once a month
12.Ships of 10000tons gross tonnage and
more shall be fifted with oil filtering
equipment ,complying with reg 14(7) of
marpol for the control of marchinery space
bilges.what would be the maximum oil
contents of oily watersmixture to pass
through the filter ?
15 ppm
13.Marpol annex V disposal of garbage
outside”special area” after unpacking
spares,you are left witha limited amount of
packing materials is this probihited .if not
what will be the nearest distance to land for
dispocal into the sea of these materials ?
this prohibited
14.the OPA 90 notifitcation requipments is?
15.whats is the purpose of the ODME (Oil
DischargeMonitoring Equipment ) printer ?
to prove that oil has been pumped
overboard according to regulations
16.New Marpol regulations came into the
effect from july 93 starting that the previous
instantaneous rate of discharge of oil content
(60litters per nautical mile ) was change to ?
30 litters per nautical mile
17.whats is definition on clean ballast as per
marpol annex 1?
ballast with an oil content of less than 15
ppm
18.when a pollution incident occurs there is a
plan for action to be undertaken . state which
of following priority sequences to be
considered
stop pums – report – clean up ?
19.small oil spills on deck can be kept from
going overboard by doing what?
plugging the scuppers
20.marpol annex 1 your vessel sailed from
bahrain heading for singapore 2 days after
departure you would like to empty your
machinery spcae bliges.what will be the
correct procedures in this connection ?
call the bridge and request for position and
permission to discharge overboard through
oily water separating and filtering equipment
21. (PICT)
22.Notification logging procedures (OPA-90)
every report or message must be logged
including time and date
23.you are taking fuel on your vessel in the US
when you notice oil onthe water aroundyour
vessel you are to stop taking fuel and
notify the us coast guard
24.which of the following would be
considered pollution,when discharged
overboard,under the US water pollution laws
all of the mentioned
25.why shall a duly qualifed officer supersive
any potential polluting operation ?
to avoid pollution
26.is there any special area under marpol
where it is forbidden to pump out any sludge
or oil residues ?
there are special areas where it is forbidden
to pump out any sludge or oil residues
27. what is disadvantage of using chemicals an
oil-spill onthe water ?
the chemicals make it difficult to remove the
oil from the water
28.Marpol annex IV.your ship has in operation
an approved sewage treatment plant certified
by the adminisitration during discharge while
vessel is awaiting pilot off cape henry USA the
surrounding water is coloured.what kind of
action would be appropriate to take ?
stop discharge
29.what should you do with the ashes from
your vessels incinerator which has burned
garbage containing plastic ?
discharge to a shore facility only
30.you are onboard a vesseloff the west
african coast you want to dump a mixture a
food waste as,glass bottles and floating
packing materials.is this allowed ? and if so
how far off the coast would you have to be ?
this is prohibited
Sesion 7
1.As per SOLAS requirements fast resque
boats shall be constructed in such a way that:
they are self righting or capable of being
readily righted by ist crew
2.Fast resque boats shall be capable of
carrying?
at least 5 seated persons and a person lying
down
3.If the general alarm is sounding and
evacuation if the ship is required. What is the
best way to ensure that all passengers are
aware of the situation?
Inform thepassengers through oublic address
system.crew with designated emergency
duties should proceed to their cabing section
and search all cabins.guide and evacuate
passengers.if the area is incacesible reprot to
their superior or the bridge
4.On a RoRo vessel, where is the best place to
find information on loading ramp limitations?
Inthe loading ramp manual
5.Most search patterns consists of:
parallel track covering a rectangular area
6.On a RoRo vessel,when cargo has shifted at
sea, what could help in reducing acceleration
forces?
Operating anti-heeling devices
7.As per SOLAS every fast rescue boat shall be
provided with:
Thermal protective aids for at least 10% of
the persons the boat is permitted to
accommodate or tw,which ever is greater
8.Car decks on board ro-ro passenger ships
are nomally closed during sea passage. Why
are passengers not allowed to be on the car-
deck during sailing?
In case of an emergency situation it can be
diffuclt for passengers to
escape.vehicles,lorrie,trailers and other
cargo are maybe lashed and it is a substantial
chance for passengers to get injured.vehicles
and other cargo might also shift when the
ship is rolling
9.Where and for what are rubber mats used
on board a pure RoRo car carrier?
Under the loading ramp flap to prevent
vehicle damage
10.What are the operational requirements for
a fast rescue boat?
it shall be served by a suitable launching
appliance to launch and retrieve the boat
even under severe adverse weather
conditions
11.On a RoRo vessel,when loading Double
stacked containers on Maffi Trailers how
many twist locks should have used between
the 2 containers?
One on every corner 4 in total
12. ( Gambar )
13.Whos is normally deciding which search
pattern to use?
OSC
14.Parallel sweed search in a co-ordinated
manner is achieved when?
All facilities proceed with same speed
15.What are safety cones used for on a RoRo
vessel?
all of the alternatives
16.How many crews are required to be
trained and regularly drilled in all aspects of
fast rescue boats in various conditions,
including righting after capsizing?
At least 2
17.Fast rescue boats shall be stowed and kept
in a state of continuous readliness for
launching?
In less than 5 minute
18.Emergency instructions in appropriate
languanges shall be posted in passenger
cabins.What information shall as a minimum
be included in the emergency instructions?
The Method of donning life-jackets,escape
routes and alarm signals
19.Which of there is not a Cargo Transport
Unit under the IMDG Code?
road tank vehicle
20.Fast rescue boats construction should be?
Rigid,inflated or rigid / inflated
21.As per SOLAS a fast rescue boats shall be
capable of?
Manoevering for at least 4 hrs at a speed of
20 knots in calm water
22. ( Gambar )

23.On a RoRo vessel, where is the best

placeto find information on loading ramp
limitations?
In the loading ramp manual
24.What are the main elements in a damage
control plan?
Boundaries of the watertight compartments
for decks and holds.position of controls for
opening and closing of waterlight
compartments.arragement for correction of
list due to flooding
25.What extra precautions should be taken by
the officers and crewif some of the
passangers are disabled, i.e. using wheelchair,
cane, blind etc.?
all passengers that will require extra
assistance,also in case of an emergency
situation/evacuation,must be registered in
order to allocate crew to assist them if
needed
26.Which one of the following international
regulations is normally used when dandling
dangerous goods?
IMDG code
27.When is track line search normally used?
when a vessel or aircraft has disappeared
without a trace
28.What must be ensured immediately after
lowering and securing the stern ramp on a
RoRo vessel?
Control levers should be locked in the neutral
position
29.How many fast rescue boats are required
to be carried by a passenger ship of 500 GRT
and above?
at least one of the rescue boats shall be a
fast recue boat
Sesion 8 17. ( Gambar )
1.What is the main criterion generally taken I dont know
into account to classify portable 18. Which one of the listed fire-extiguishing
extinguishers? medium is most effective against an open oil
The extinguishing agent fire?
2.Which one of the following is a limitation on Foam
the use of chemical powders? 19.How do the extiguishing agents act?
all the below mentioned alternatives BY cooling,smothering,unfeeding
3. ( Gambar ) Identify this symbol (combustible suppression),iinhibition
Fire Pump 20. ( Gambar )
4.The effectiveness of CO2 as an extinguishing Fire Station
agent is based on? 21.What are the three diameters of fire hoses
Combustion suppression most commonly found on ships?
5. ( Gambar ) 25,45,or 70 mm
Space protected by CO2 22.What types of fire extinguishers shall be
6. ( Gambar ) used in the engine room?
Space protected by halon 1301 fire extinguishers equipped for powder or
7.The basic components of the self-contained co2 only
breathing apparatus are.. 23. ( Gambar )
Mask,bottle,frame,medium pressure valve A class division
and low pressure valve 24.What is the “International shore
8.Where is the international Shore Connection connection” used for?
to be stored? To connect the ship fire main to the shore
Easy accessible by the gangway lines
9. ( Gambar ) 25. ( Gambar )
CO2 horn Manually operated call point
10. The effectiveness of foam is based on: 26.What is the main advantage of a positive
Smothering and cooling pressure breathing apparatus?
11. ( Gambar ) if the face mask has a leak toxic
Portable foam applicator fumes/smoke would still not enter the mask
12. ( Gambar ) 27.What are the components of the personal
B class fire door self closhing equipment of the firemans outfit?
13. ( Gambar Bendera ) All the items mentioned
Fire Alarm Panel 28.In general what is the proportion of
14. What type of nozzles for fire hoses can be concentrate to water to produce foam?
provided aboard ships? Between 3% and 6%
Duel purpose (jet/spray)type incorporating a 29. ( Gambar )
shutoff wheelded co2 fire extinguisher
15.What are the main basic components of a 30.Proteinic foams have the feature of being?
portable extinguisher? of low expansion,viscous and solid,easily
The Container ,The Extinguishing agent,the contaminated by hydrocarbons
Impulsion system
16.What is the most common fixed fire
fighting extiguishing system fitted in an
engine room?
A Carbon dioxide (co2) system
Sesion 9
1.The rescue quoit of a liferaft is attached to a
bouyant line whose length is at least
30 m
2.On a dark night with a clear atmosphere,the
outside manually controlled lamp of a liferaft
is visible at minimum at a distance of:
2 Miles
3.The stability and strength of a liferaft when
loaded with its full complement of persons
and equipment is such that it can be towed in
calm water at speeds of up to
3 knots
4.How many buoyant smoke signals are
carried in each liferaft with SOLAS A pack?
2 16.You have abandoned ship in a liferaft.
5.How many rocket parachute flares are
carried in each liferaft with SOLAS B pack?
4 Organise a lookout system.join up with other
6.How many buoyant smoke signals are
carried in each liferaft with SOLAS B pack?
1 17.What is a hydrostatic release unit?
7.Which of the following actions should be
done before throwing this type of inflatable
liferaft over the side?
Check that the painter is made fast to a
secure point and that the sea below is clear
8.What equipment is provided in a liferaft to
help you keep warm in cold weather?
the floor of the raft has a second layer which
can be inflated to help insulation,in addition
to the thermal protective aids (10%of
complement,minimum 2)
9.Which part of the float-free arrangement
for inflatable liferaft is made to release the
liferaft after being automatically inflated
during the ship is sinking?
the weak link
10.Which part of the float-free arrangement
for inflatable liferaft is made to provide a
connection between the ship and the liferaft?
the painter
11.How many rocket parachute flares are
carried in each liferaft with SOLAS A pack?
4 3
12.In the life raft, the manually controlled
inside lamp must be capable of working at
minimum for a period of?
12 h
13.The main buoyancy chamber of an
inflatable liferaft must be divided into?
2 compartments
14.How should the painter of a liferaft which
is fitted with a hydrostatic release be secured
to the ship?
Secured via a weak link to a secure part of
the ship
15.Which item among those below is included
in the normal equipment of every liferaft?
One boat-hook
Which of the following actions should you
take?
survival craft if possible.stream the sea
anchor
A unit which automatically releases the
liferaft/lifeboat at a depth of approx 4
meters
18.Which one of the listed requirements
regarding the stowage of liferaft corresponds
to present SOLAS regulations
liferafts shall be stowed with its painter
permanently attached to the ship
19.Having boarded the liferaft, how do you
release the painter?
Cut it with the safety knife stowed on the
exterior of the canopy close to the painter
attcahment point
20.The outside manually controlled lamp of
liferaft must be capable of working at
minimum for a period of?
12 h
21.How many hand held distress flares are
carried in each liferaft with SOLAS A pack?
6
22.How many hand held distress flares are
carried in each liferaft with SOLAS B pack?
23.How much water per person is provided in
a liferaft not equipped with a desalting
apparatus?
1,5 litre
24.If conditions permit, which is the best way
to board a liferaft that is floating close to the
ship?
Use a rope ladder close to the raft toclimb
down and board
25.What is the main characteristic of the weak
link in a float-free arrangement for inflatable
liferaft?
Be of sufficient strength to permit to pull the
painter from the container and the inflation
of the liferaft
26.How much water per person is provided in
a liferaft equipped with a desalting
apparatus?
1 litre
27.Which one of the listed requirements
regarding inflatable liferaft corresponds to
present regulations? Every liferaft shall be so
constructed that:
be prevented from pressure exceeding twice
the working pressure,either by relief valves
or by limited gas supply
28.How should the hook be released from a
davit lowered liferaft?
Just prior to reaching the water,the lanyard
should be pulled.this sets the hook which
will automatically release once the raft is
waterbone
29.How much food per person is supplied on a
liferaft?
Not less than 10000kJ
30.The breaking strength of the painter in a
liferaft permitted to accommodate 15 persons
is at least:

10 kN
Sesion 10
1.Which one of the listed requirements
regarding service and maintenance of life-
saving appliance correspond to present
regulations?
instructions for onboard maintenance of life-
saving appliances in accordance withthe
regulations shall be provided
2.Which type of equipment can be used to
detect explosives?
particulate detector
3.What is an IED?
a homemade bomb
4.Which of the following areas may be
possible restriced areas? (Review all answers )
all alternatives
5.Which of these actions should crew take if a
suspicious object that may be a bomb is
located during a seacrh?
confirm with their search partner that the
object found is suspicious
6.Which of these are indications that a parcel
is suspicious?
the parcel is addressed to no one in
particular,arrives unexpectedly and seems
heavy for its size
7.How often must the Emergency Steering
Gear be tested,and how is this information
recorded in the OLB?
every three months.details of test with
signatures of master and witness
8.During test and/or maintenance work of the
CO2 system affecting the release system,
precautions to ensure that the gas is not
released into the engine room due to a
mistake are to be ensured. What precautions
should be taken?
the main supply line to be blanked off prior
to the work
9.How often should the lifeboat wire falls be
turned and renewed?
turned at intervals of not more than 30
months and renewed every 5 years
10.This devices can detect a package of drugs
inside a large delivery of ships stores. What is
it?
pallet scanner
11.Which of these weapons are widely
available and commonly used by criminals and
terrorists to further their aims?
Gun
12.The steps of the embarkation ladder used
must be propotioned as it follows?
length = 480 mm,breadth = 115 mm,depth =
25 mm
14.”What do crew, visitors and contractors all
have in common?”
they all have opportunity to smuggle drugs
15.Which one of the listed requirements
regarding life-saving appliances corresponds
to present regulations?
all prescribed life-saving appliances shall be
made of non-combustible or fire retardant
material
16.Every inflatable liferaft, inflatable lifejacket
and hydrostatic release units shall be
serviced?
every 12 months
17.On all UMS operated vessels and also on
most other vessels the engine room is
equipped with fire detectors. What
requirements of testing and checking of
detectors are to be observed?
all the mentioned alternatives
18.Which of these are indicator that an
individual may be drugs smuggler?
the individual wears bulky out of season
clothing
19.What is thepurpose of the ship security
plan?
protect you ships from risks posed by
security threats or incidents
20.Which of these types of information is
considered sensitive?
voyage itinerary and departure and arrival
times
21.Which security levels requires the highest
security alert?
security level 3
22.The best way to identify an IED is to?
recognize its components
23.When is a visitor on board required to
present an ID?
on security level 1,2&3
24.As per SOLAS regulations the general
emergency alarm system must be tested?
Every week
25.During a bomb search, which of the
following is an important principle to follow?
do not touch any susupicious packages
26.Which of the following requirement
regarding life-bouys correspond to present
regulations? (SOLAS III/7.1)
not less than half the total number of
lifebuoys shall be provided with self-
ignighting lights
27.When handling drugs?
when skin protection and a facemask
28.The steps of the embarkation ladder used
must be spaced appart by a distance of?
equally spaced and not less than 300 mm or
more than 380 mm
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