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32問 • 1年前
  • Gabriel Bionat
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  • 1

    when restricted visibility is encountered or expected

    Inform the Master

  • 2

    OOW should _______ when he suspects that a collision might happen, whilst the ship is at anchor.

    Call the Master

  • 3

    shall be taken into account when deciding the composition of the watch on the bridge.

    Weather conditions, visibility and whether there is daylight or darkness

  • 4

    shall be notified by the officer in charge of the navigational watch, if there is reason to believe that the relieving officer is not capable of carrying out the watch keeping duties effectively and shall not hand over the watch.

    The master

  • 5

    is the limit of alcohol intake for every seafarer.

    Not greater than 0.05 percent below alcohol level

  • 6

    is the limit of alcohol level in the breath of every seafarer.

    0.25mg

  • 7

    is the maximum working hour for seafarers.

    Shall not exceed 14 hours in any 24-hour period

  • 8

    is the minimum hour of rest for officer-in-charge of watch and a rating forming part of watch.

    Shall not be less than 10 hours in any 24-hour period

  • 9

    is in charge of the navigational bridge when the ship is underway at sea.

    OOW, unless formally relieved by the Master

  • 10

    is where we can find the provision for qualification of navigational and deck watch officer-in- charge.

    STCW Code

  • 11

    is the duties of the pilot during pilotage.

    Adviser to the Master

  • 12

    is one of monitoring activities from which the progress of the vessel can be assessed.

    Recognition of conspicuous lights or marks by looking out and conducting personal visual identification

  • 13

    is the advantage of the human eye over Radar.

    Sensitive to colour

  • 14

    is the advantage of the Radar over the human eye.

    Can penetrate fog

  • 15

    In maintaining proper look-out duties, ________ is the limitations of a RADAR.

    prone to interference

  • 16

    is the correct procedure in taking over the navigational watch.

    Check the RADAR is working properly, operate then log and confirm its reading and input

  • 17

    Terminal period is

    when it is too late to prevent impact.

  • 18

    is a correct action by the officer in charge of the navigational watch when restricted visibility is encountered or expected.

    Post a proper look-out

  • 19

    During pilotage, __________ is a valuable role of the OOW

    Monitor and plot the ship's position frequently

  • 20

    In taking over the watch, ___________can the OOW confirm where the ship is going.

    By examining the chart, working out the time to the next alter course and the approximate estimated position at the end of the watch

  • 21

    should be used while navigating in coastal waters.

    Largest scale chart

  • 22

    In clear weather, officer in charge of the navigational watch shall take frequent and accurate compass bearings of the _________ as a means of early detection of risk of collision.

    approaching ships

  • 23

    In clear weather, _______ practice shall the officer in charge of the navigational watch carry out whenever possible.

    RADAR

  • 24

    When restricted visibility is encountered or expected, the first responsibility of the officer of the watch is to comply with the relevant rules, ______ regulation

    COLREG

  • 25

    In maintaining proper look-out duties, __________ will be the limitations of the human eye?

    Binoculars needed for early identification of the targets

  • 26

    is the chart intended for coastwise navigation outside outlying reefs and shoals with a scale from 1:150,000 to 1: 600,000.

    General charts

  • 27

    is the chart intended for inshore coastwise navigation where the course may lie inside outlying reefs and shoals with a scale from 1:50,000 to 1:150,000.

    Coast charts

  • 28

    is a mechanical, electrical, or hydraulic system which can maintain a vessel on a predetermined course without the need for human intervention.

    Autopilot

  • 29

    steering mode on which the helmsman steers the ship.

    Manual

  • 30

    is a navigation instrument for recording automatically the course of a vessel over time.

    Course recorder

  • 31

    is the working principle of an autopilot system.

    Difference between compass and course set is identified by amplifier

  • 32

    kind of steering control settings if the auto pilot and manual setting were failed.

    Non-follow up

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    indigenous

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    when restricted visibility is encountered or expected

    Inform the Master

  • 2

    OOW should _______ when he suspects that a collision might happen, whilst the ship is at anchor.

    Call the Master

  • 3

    shall be taken into account when deciding the composition of the watch on the bridge.

    Weather conditions, visibility and whether there is daylight or darkness

  • 4

    shall be notified by the officer in charge of the navigational watch, if there is reason to believe that the relieving officer is not capable of carrying out the watch keeping duties effectively and shall not hand over the watch.

    The master

  • 5

    is the limit of alcohol intake for every seafarer.

    Not greater than 0.05 percent below alcohol level

  • 6

    is the limit of alcohol level in the breath of every seafarer.

    0.25mg

  • 7

    is the maximum working hour for seafarers.

    Shall not exceed 14 hours in any 24-hour period

  • 8

    is the minimum hour of rest for officer-in-charge of watch and a rating forming part of watch.

    Shall not be less than 10 hours in any 24-hour period

  • 9

    is in charge of the navigational bridge when the ship is underway at sea.

    OOW, unless formally relieved by the Master

  • 10

    is where we can find the provision for qualification of navigational and deck watch officer-in- charge.

    STCW Code

  • 11

    is the duties of the pilot during pilotage.

    Adviser to the Master

  • 12

    is one of monitoring activities from which the progress of the vessel can be assessed.

    Recognition of conspicuous lights or marks by looking out and conducting personal visual identification

  • 13

    is the advantage of the human eye over Radar.

    Sensitive to colour

  • 14

    is the advantage of the Radar over the human eye.

    Can penetrate fog

  • 15

    In maintaining proper look-out duties, ________ is the limitations of a RADAR.

    prone to interference

  • 16

    is the correct procedure in taking over the navigational watch.

    Check the RADAR is working properly, operate then log and confirm its reading and input

  • 17

    Terminal period is

    when it is too late to prevent impact.

  • 18

    is a correct action by the officer in charge of the navigational watch when restricted visibility is encountered or expected.

    Post a proper look-out

  • 19

    During pilotage, __________ is a valuable role of the OOW

    Monitor and plot the ship's position frequently

  • 20

    In taking over the watch, ___________can the OOW confirm where the ship is going.

    By examining the chart, working out the time to the next alter course and the approximate estimated position at the end of the watch

  • 21

    should be used while navigating in coastal waters.

    Largest scale chart

  • 22

    In clear weather, officer in charge of the navigational watch shall take frequent and accurate compass bearings of the _________ as a means of early detection of risk of collision.

    approaching ships

  • 23

    In clear weather, _______ practice shall the officer in charge of the navigational watch carry out whenever possible.

    RADAR

  • 24

    When restricted visibility is encountered or expected, the first responsibility of the officer of the watch is to comply with the relevant rules, ______ regulation

    COLREG

  • 25

    In maintaining proper look-out duties, __________ will be the limitations of the human eye?

    Binoculars needed for early identification of the targets

  • 26

    is the chart intended for coastwise navigation outside outlying reefs and shoals with a scale from 1:150,000 to 1: 600,000.

    General charts

  • 27

    is the chart intended for inshore coastwise navigation where the course may lie inside outlying reefs and shoals with a scale from 1:50,000 to 1:150,000.

    Coast charts

  • 28

    is a mechanical, electrical, or hydraulic system which can maintain a vessel on a predetermined course without the need for human intervention.

    Autopilot

  • 29

    steering mode on which the helmsman steers the ship.

    Manual

  • 30

    is a navigation instrument for recording automatically the course of a vessel over time.

    Course recorder

  • 31

    is the working principle of an autopilot system.

    Difference between compass and course set is identified by amplifier

  • 32

    kind of steering control settings if the auto pilot and manual setting were failed.

    Non-follow up