What type of dunnage that “lifts” the cargo off the deck, so that water is able to flow off without coming into contact with the cargo. -Top Dunnage -Side Dunnage -Interlayer Dunnage -Floor Dunnage

What is laid between two different batches or individual goods in a batch or load type. In some cases, it simultaneously helps secure the load by increasing friction, improving the distribution of load forces or improving the stability of the load. a. Top Dunnage b. Side Dunnage c. Interlayer Dunnage d. Floor Dunnage

What kind of dunnage is laid to prevent the consequences of leakage, sweat formation, bad weather, vertical shipping loads etc., which could damage a particular cargo. Top Dunnage Side Dunnage Interlayer Dunnage Floor Dunnage

What type of dunnage has similar functions to floor dunnage. The same materials are used for lateral dunnage as for floor dunnage. The use of wooden dunnage, however, is less significant. Top Dunnage Side Dunnage Interlayer Dunnage Floor Dunnage

It is a short pieces of planking that form part of a vessel’s lining and capable to be removed to gain access to the bilge well. Limber board Spar Ceiling Side Dunnage Tank top ceiling

What type of holds that can be used either to hold ballast or to carry cargo. Deep Tank Ballast Holds Cargo Hold Tween deck scuppers

He/she is the one who should perform a thorough inspection and preparation of cargo holds. Chief mate Responsible Cargo Officer Captain Chief Engineer

This would determine and identify any structural damage or defects. It also aids to ensure if there are any damages made by the shore working gangs. Cleaning cargo holds Hull inspection Inspection of Hold Preparation of cargo holds

What may be introduced to eliminate the odous by oxidizing the offending molecules? Carbon monoxide Nitrogen enriched gas Oxygen enriched gas Carbon dioxide enriched gas

What do you call a removable strips of timbers or battens fixed to the frames of the cargo hold to keep cargo away from ship’s sides? Spar Ceiling Woods Floor Dunnage Wooden Planks

It refers to the stowage of cargoes in separate parts of the ship so that one cargo would not damage the other because of its inherent characteristics. A. Segregation B. Separation C. Isolation D. Cargo stowage

It refers to commodities that are exceptionally dusty and always tend to leave a residue behind them. The residue will contaminate other cargoes. Examples are cement, antimony ore, charcoal, and lamp black. A. Dry cargoes B. Dirty cargoes C. Dangerous goods D. Delicate cargoes

It is the name given to a system whereby each port of discharge is allocated a distinctive colour mark, which is stencilled or painted on to each package. Port arrangement Port Management Port Making Port Service

The following are the examples of dirty cargo except one? Cement Antimony ore Flour Lamp black

Refers to cargoes or items with high values such as jewelries that can tempt people of committing pilferage. Special Cargoes Fragile Cargoes Delicate Cargoes Dry Cargoes

What kind of vessels carries dirty cargoes like livestock? A. Reefer vessel. B. Container Vessel C. Livestock Vessel D. container ship

These are items that do not leave any residue and not likely to leak, could not cause any damage to other cargoes but are highly vulnerable to being contaminated. a. Wet cargo b. Clean cargoes c. delicate cargoes d. Fragile cargoes

These are merchandises that can easily be broken like glass items, porcelain, china ware and marble slabs. a. Fragile cargo b. Wet cargo c. clean cargo d. Delicate cargo

What should be made before loading operation so that cargoes could be given their designated spaces? Cargo Stowage Plan Cargo Segregation Plan Cargo Designation Plan Cargo Loading Plan

It prevents mixture of cargoes of the same kind but for different consignees with different shipping marks and for different ports of destination. Separation Segregation Isolation Sorting out of cargoes

What type of cargo includes bagged goods such as flour, grains, animal feeds, cartons of paper products, etc.? Wet Cargo Clean Cargo Delicate Cargo Fragile Cargo

Which of the following is not an example of odorous cargo? Turpentine Kerosene Antimony Ore Crude Rubber

Refers to cargo in liquid form in containers such as canned milk and fruit juices, paints, oils, among others so that if the container is damaged its contents would escape or drip. Wet Cargo Liquid Cargo Dry Cargo Fragile Cargo

The port marks are in the form of except one. Green Circles Blue Diamonds Red Crosses Yellow Gold

They are cargoes that have the ability to absorb or give off moisture due to temperature changes in the holds. Example of these are grains, wood products and cotton in bales. A. Fragile Cargoes B. Hygroscopic Cargoes C. Odorous Cargo D. Wet Cargo

These are classified as dangerous cargoes in the IMDG Code. They include all kinds of explosives. Flammable, poisonous, and corrosive substances. Dry Cargoes B. Dirty Cargoes C. Special Cargoes D. Dangerous Good

Cargoes that require ventilation are the following except one. Meats Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Dairy Products Metals

The hygrometer is used to determine the____________and dew point of the air. Humidity Relative Humidity Air Moisture

Refers to a system of ventilation of cargo spaces where the outside air isused to ventilate the cargo holds by permitting the air to enter the compartments through the ventilating cowls fitted on deck in way of the forward and after ends of the holds, port and starboard Natural Ventilation System Cargo Ventilation System Refrigeration System Air Ventilation System

It leads to formation of overhead drips inside the hold or accumulation of condensed water at the bottom of the hold, which may lead to cargo damage. Thus, cargo ventilation systems are provided on ships. Cargo Sweat Ship's Sweat Condensation Water Vapor

Refers to the condensation that occurs on the exposed surface of the cargo as a result of warm, moist air introduced in to holds containing substantially colder cargo. Refers to the condensation that occurs on the exposed surface of the cargo as a result of warm, moist air introduced in to holds containing substantially colder cargo. Cargo Sweat Sweat Cargo condensation Ship’s sweat

Helps in preventing cargo and ship sweat, supply fresh air to the cargo, preventing the building up of poisonous gasses, removing of smell of previous cargo, and getting rid of heat and moisture given out by some types of cargo. Air System Cargo Ventilation System Ventilation Ship sweat prevention system

What can happen because of several reasons such as accident, flooding and rain water? Damage to Crews Damage to Cargo Damage to Bridge Damage to Marine Environment

What leads to formation of overhead drips inside the hold or accumulation of condensed water at the bottom of the hold, which may lead to cargo damage? Ship's Sweat Cargo Sweat Hygroscopic Non-Hygroscopic

What is the process of turning water vapor into water drops? Evaporation Condensation Fermentation Germination

What air contains a certain amount of water vapor depending on the temperature and expressed as a percentage? Humidity Dew point Relative Humidity Heat, gasses, and odors

When should the temperature in all reefer spaces be recorded and entered in the log book kept by the reefer engineer? daily hourly regularly weekly

Who instructs the junior officers on what to look for during inspection of the cargo in order to avoid any damage claims later on against the ship? master or chief officer master or navigating officer master or third officer Ratings

After washing and/or spraying the gratings with one of the recommended solutions, if possible, what will you do to put them back in the reefer space? a. dry them above the sea b. moist them under the sun c. wet them under the sea d. dry them under the sun

What serves as the insulation of the compartment? a. painting b. shearing c. sheathing d. Grating

It is a kind of cargo that does not generate heat, does not produce CO2, and does not require oxygen. Therefore, sufficiently low temperature is needed to store this cargo to inhibit the growth and activity of microorganisms. Living Cargo Non-Living Organic Cargo Inert Commodity Special Cargo

Fish has a tendency to rapid deterioration, and should be carried at a low a temperature as possible, which should not exceed ? A. - 12°C (10°F) B. 13°C (9°F) C. -14°C (8°F) D. 12.5° (10.5

The purpose of compartment temperature recordings except.

0°C is a widely recognized temperature setting for chilled cargo, while is a widely recognized temperature setting for frozen cargo. 0 mb 0°F 0 kpa 0 hg

Refers to cargo in liquid form in containers such as canned milk and fruit juices, paints, oils, among others so that if the container is damaged its contents would escape or drip. Wet cargo Dry cargo Semi Wet cargo Water Based cargo

Examples of cargo under this commodity group are fresh fruits, vegetables, eggs, flour, bulbs, cheese and those that continue their ripening while in storage and generate heat thus requiring circulation of cool air throughout the cargo hold. Non-living Organic Cargoes Inert commodities Living Cargoes Bulk Cargoes

What refers to the metal swivel joint that connects the heel of the boom with the mast or themast house? Head block Gooseneck Preventer Cargo runner

What controls the vertical movement (vertical plane) of the derrick? Guy systems Cargo Runner Gooseneck Topping lift

The following are the disadvantages of using Cranes, except.

It consists of temperature sensors located within the stow of cargo in each hold, in the outside atmosphere, and in the sea chest; and dew point sensors that are located in the exhaust air duct from each cargo hold, and in the outside atmosphere. Dewpointer System Dehumidification system Mechanical ventilation system Natural Ventilation System

These are composed of about 8 to 10 fiber rope snotters spliced into a steel ring and the lower end of each snotter is fitted with a hook having a shank of about 8 inches in length. Vehicle sings Chime hooks Bale hooks Chain sling

This term is generally used when referring to all ropes, chains and gear used for supporting masts and operating booms, yards and sails and cargo handling equipment. rigging cargo handling mooring fitting

Is a portable wooden platform of standard dimensions used in conjunction with forklift trucks. Pallet Cargo Nets Tray Canvas Sling

These are used exclusively for hoisting several drums or cask type containers at one time. They are also used for hoisting hogsheads of tobacco but the hook is very broad and offers several inches of bearing surface exclusively for hoisting steel drums, like lube oil drums. Bale Hooks Chain Sling Cant or Chime Hooks Vehicle Sling

This is used for lifting a number of small articles such as drums of paint or oil, cases containing bottles and other packages that can be lifted conveniently by one man placed on a strong wooden tray. Canvas sling Snotter Tray Pallet

All are disadvantages of cranes, except one. Ability to plumb over the lifting point Complexity of operation requires lengthy maintenance Simplicity of component parts Maintenance is minimal, provided that winches are good.

The following best describes Standing rigging, except one. consists of lines and spars that don’t move includes those moving or movable ropes acts as bracing for the running gear The gear that actually does the work is attached to these spars

The following are the advantages of cranes except: Single-man operation, controlling luffing, slewing and hoisting. Straight lift means that SWL is usually adequate. Complexity of operation requires lengthy maintenance. Ability to plumb over the lifting point.

Before operating the ship’s cargo handling gears (derricks), the following terms should be familiarized, except one. Heel block Gooseneck Head block Married Fall

This term is generally used when referring to all ropes, chains and gear used for supporting masts and operating booms, yards and sails and cargo handling equipment. rigging cargo handling mooring fitting