thuyết trình 79 SMCPassessmentTest

This test comprises 60 multiple choice questions chosen at random from a bank of questions on the Standard Marine Communication Phrases PART-A To pass this test the number of correct answers must at least be 48 Time allowed: hour Fill in your name first and press enter 1: “Repeat” is used when a message or part of a message has not been clearly understood 2: “Say again” is used when an important message or part of a message is repeated A: and are both right B: and are both wrong C: is right D: is right “Mistake … correction” is used A: when the receiving party has made a mistake B: when the transmitting party has made a mistake Fire has been located in no hold The cargo is on fire; smoke is not poisonous A: “Number-2 hold on fire; cargo is burning; smoke not poisonous” B: “Number-2 hold and cargo burning; smoke not toxic” C: “Fire is in number-2 hold; cargo on fire; smoke not harmful” D: “Fire is in number-2 hold; cargo on fire; smoke not toxic” Vessel is unmanoeuvrable A: “I am not under command” B: “I am a hampered vessel” C: “I am obstructed in my manoeuvrability” D: “I am manoeuvring with difficulty” E: “I am unmanoeuvrable” Six crew members have been wounded; two crew members were killed A: “Number of casualties: eight” B: “Number of wounded crewmembers: six; number of casualties: two” C: “Number of injured persons: six; number of casualties: two” D: “Number of injured persons: six; number of dead: two” Water is entering the vessel below the waterline A: “I am leaking water” B: “I am flooding below waterline” C: “Water is coming into the vessel” D: “Water is entering the vessel below waterline” E: “Vessel has been flooded below waterline” Vessel is heeling over dangerously to port side; cargo will be put overboard to stop heeling A: “I have a dangerous list to port; I will jettison cargo to stop listing” B: “I am heeling over to port; I will jettison cargo to stop heeling” C: “I have a dangerous list to port; I will put cargo over board to stop list” Vessel is unable to continue her voyage Tug assistance is needed A: “I am not under command; tug-assistance is required” B: “I am unmanoeuvrable; I need tug-assistance” C: “I am unmanoeuvrable; tug-assistance is needed” D: “I am not under command; I require tug-assistance” Vessel needs helicopter for medical assistance A: “I need helicopter for medical assistance” B: “I want a helicopter with doctor” C: “I require helicopter with doctor” D: “I want medical assistance in helicopter” Fasten the lines forward and aft; keep tension on the springs A: “Fasten fore and aft; keep tension on springs” B: “Make fast fore and aft; keep the springs tight” C: “Make fast fore and aft; keep tension on springs” D: “Fasten fore and aft; keep the springs tight” Prepare to start engines; everybody is ready for departure A: “Start engines! Ready to get underway” B: “Start engines! Ready for departure” C: “Stand by engines! Ready for departure” D: “Stand by engines! Ready to get underway” Prepare to cast off A: “Stand by for casting off!” B: “Prepare to cast off!” C: “Stand by for letting go!” D: “Let go!” Let go all but the essential lines A: “Let go forward and aft!” B: “Stand by forward and aft!” C: “Single up springs!” D: “Single up forward and aft!” Cast off the head line: give some slack in the head line and heave it on board A: “Let go head line: slack away head line heave away head line” B: “Let go head line: heave away head line slack away head line” C: “Let go head line: slacken head line heave on head line” D: “Let go head line: slack on head line heave on head line” Finished casting off A: “Finished casting off” B: ”Finished with manoeuvring station!” C: “Ready with manoeuvring station!” D: “Ready casting off” Rudder must be held in the fore and aft position A: “Midships!” B: “Fore to aft!” C: “Steady as she goes!” D: ”Steady!” E: “Meet her!” F: “Ease her!” Stop the swing of the vessel’s head in a turn A: “Midships!” B: “Fore to aft!” C: “Steady as she goes!” D: ”Steady!” E: “Meet her!” F: “Ease her!” Reduce the vessel’s swing rapidly A: “Midships!” B: “Fore to aft!” C: “Steady as she goes!” D: ”Steady!” E: “Meet her!” F: “Ease her!” Reduce the amount of rudder and hold A: “Midships!” B: “Fore to aft!” C: “Steady as she goes!” D: ”Steady!” E: “Meet her!” F: “Ease her!” Steer steady course on the compass-heading A: “Midships!” B: “Fore to aft!” C: “Steady as she goes!” D: ”Steady!” E: “Meet her!” F: “Ease her!” Engine on half power aheadsteer 182 degr port side A: “Half speed ahead port - steer one hundred eighty-two degrees” B: “Half ahead port - steer one eight two” C: “Half ahead port -steer one hundred eighty-two degrees” D: “Half power ahead port - steer one eight two” Engine power: from full ahead to full astern A: “Engine power from full ahead to full astern” B: “Emergency from full ahead to full astern” C: “Emergency full astern” D: “Engine power full astern” Operation of engines no longer required A: “Finished with engines - no more manoeuvring!” B: “Finished with engines and manoeuvring!” C: “Ready with engines - stop manoeuvring!” D: “Ready with engines - no more manoeuvring!” Correct answers (touch textbox with cursor) Do NOT save the test after you have finished, but press escape, enter or click mouse! 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