What is the act of installing a wood piece or bulkhead, or overhead to the stow that strengthens the blocking by supporting it in a horizontal direction? A. Bracing B. Tomming C. Shoring D. Blocking

What refers to bracing an item by holding it down from above used used when stowage space has not been completely filled? A. Bracing B. Tomming C. Shoring D. Blocking

What refers to goods in bags, bales, cases, crates, drums, bundles, or large pieces of machinery and vehicles? A: General Cargo B. Containers C. Cargo Hold D. Bracing

What shows the distribution of all cargo parcels stowed on board a vessel for a next port of call? A: Cargo Handling Plan B. Safe Stowage Plan C. Cargo Stowage Plan D.Cargo Securing Plan

This means that the cargo is stowed against fixed blocking structures and fixtures on the ship’s deck or hold. Blocking Tomming Cribbing Lashing

What is used on board ship which refers to restraint devices such as webbing, steel chain, wire rope or steel strapping that either ties cargo together or keeps cargo in contact with the load platform or any blocking device? Bracing Lashing Blocking Tomming

What is used to fill vacant space as a precaution against shifting and to maintain a level tier so that other cargo may be stowed on top? Lashing Cribbing Shoring Bracing

What kind of vessels are used to transit voyagers on short-natural water travel routes? Cruise ships Bulk Carrier Ferry Ships Ro-Ro Ships

What devices are used to secure standing and running riggings that includes cleats, bitts, chocks, fairleads and pad eye? Deck gear Deck store Deck device Deck fittings

Which of the following is an example of a fundamental objective of cargo stowage? Load so that trim does not exceed 3' by the stern Make maximum use of existing dunnages Prevent over carriage by block stowage Separate wet and dry cargoes into separated hold

They are referred to as merchant vessels employed to aid in transiting voyagers and passengers through the medium of water transportation. a.Bulk Carrier b. Passenger Ship c. Car Carrier d. Reefer Ship

They are the most famous type of merchant vessels used for transiting passengers from one country to another for recreational trips. a.Ferry Ships b. Cargo Ships c. Cruise Ships d. Ocean Liners

Cribbing is the use of dunnage for blocking in the cargo compartment to eliminate what type of space? Broken space Void space Visible space Figure space

What organization or governing body sets the stipulated governing criteria for passenger vessels? STCW ILO IMO MLC

What weather elements do deck cargoes are eventually exposed to? sun, wind, rain, snow, ice and sea Sun, wind and rain Snow, ice and sea Sun, rain and sea

The type of lashings depends on the kind of which of the following? Weather Ship Cargo Travel distance

In the seasonal winter zone, height of the timber above weather shall not exceed of how much of extreme breadth? 1/3 1/6 1/8 1/4

What should be taken after loading to verify that no super- structure damage has occurred? securing of lashing soundings double checking survey

What should be planned as soon as the reservation of the shipment is accepted so that preparations can be made to ensure the adequacy of lashing points? Securing the Deck Cargo Securing the Cargo. Securing the Ballast Tanks Securing the Tanks

What should be supervised by the ship's officers so that both the cargo and the ship are protected? Efficient Securing of Deck Loads Efficient Securing of Cargo. Efficient Securing of Ballast Tanks. A and B

The height above the deck or any other part of the ship on which the deck cargoes stand or stow on deck should not interfere with the safe navigation of the ship and performing efficient and prudent lookout or bridge watch keeping duties. As per Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS), what is the maximum blind length in the forward direction from the stem?

What must be installed in such a manner as to be in contact with timber deck cargo throughout its full height? Securing Lashings Uprights Stowage

It is a wheeled cargo which is driven or towed on and off the vessel on its own wheels? Cargo Ship A “roll-on roll-off cargo” or RoRo Cargo Car Carrier Bulk Carrier

Which of the factors must be considered by the Cargo Officer? Expected wind moments that may be produced by weak winds experienced by the vessel within the sea area Expected wind moments that may be produced by strong winds experienced by the vessel within the sea area Expected wind moments that may be produced by no correlation winds experienced by the vessel within the sea area None of the above

RORO vessels are normally gearless; ie they do not have Cargo handling Handling gear Cargo handling gear Gear

What do you call the big openings where the cargo is driven on and off the vessel? Gantry crane Ramps Pilot ladder Hooks

It refers to items and/or commodities carried on the weather deck and/or hatch covers of a ship. a. Deck Cargoes b. Deadweight c. Bulk Cargo d. Container Cargo

The timber deck cargo should be secured throughout its length by which of the following? a. Steel Lashings b. Cable Lashings c. Independent Lashings d. Nylon Lashing

The deck cargo should be so that they will not break and the cargo will not shift in the worst kind of weather the vessel would encounter at sea. Closed Secured sealed released

All in the weather decks such as hatch covers, hatch accesses should be securely closed and battened down thereby making them watertight before deck cargo is stowed on top of them (hatch tops). openings windows doors. pipes

It is a numbering system which gives a cross-sectional view of the arrangement of containers on a vessel above or below deck. Bay Plan Cross-sectional Plan Arrangement Plan Numbering Plan

What are fitted on the top side with permanent means to fit unto the locking devices at the bottom corners or castings of the containers to be stowed as deck cargoes? A.Covers B.Top covers C.Fitted covers D.Steel Hatch Covers

These are used in conjunction with the lashing equipment in order to align the container and for additional strength. Lashings Stacking Fittings Steel Hatch Flat Rack

Which of the following are suitable for top or side loading and ideal for items such as heavy machinery, pipes and boats? a.Flat Rock Containers b. Ventilated Container c. Bulk Container d.Tank Container

It carries refrigerated cargo It and requires electrical power supply for operations. a.Reefer b. Bulk container c. GP d.Ventilated Container

An is loaded on an open top or flat rack container since it may be so large or heavy and special equipment is needed to handle the size and weight. GOG OOG GOO COG

It is considered to be a phenomenon in which solid bulk cargoes are abruptly transformed from a solid dry state to an almost fluid state. Liquefaction Solidification Distribution Transformation

These are type of vessels that carry refrigerated cargo and is fitted with its own refrigeration unit. Car Carriers Bulk Carriers Reefer Ships General Cargo vessels

What will you do with the valve/seat of each hold bilge valve in the engine room and ensure it is free of cargo residues and debris? Close and inspect open and inspect shut and down close and dismiss

In order to access hatch covers and vents before loading, what test should be carried out? a.Chalk test b. Ultrasonic test c. Hose test d. Anchor test

The cargoes like iron ore, quarts, and steel craps that have greater weight than their actual volume are considered as:: a.Low Density Cargoes b. Medium Density Cargoes c. High Density Cargoes d.Extreme Density Cargoes

Which of the following defines solid bulk cargo as any material, other than liquid or gas, consisting of a combination of particles, granules or larger pieces of material, generally uniform in composition, which is loaded directly into the cargo spaces of a ship without any intermediate form of containment? The International Maritime Solid Bulk Cargoes (IMSBC) Code Maritime Pollution (MARPOL) Maritime Salvage Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) 1974

What refers to the portion of a representative sample consisting of water, ice or other liquid expressed as a percentage of the total wet mass of that sample? Moisture Content Humid Content Solid Content Soil Content

These are recess spaces in the double bottom and into which water would drain. Hold Bilges Catch Monkey Island D.Ballast Tank

It means the movement of moisture contained in a cargo by settling and consolidation of the cargo due to vibration and ship’s motion. Moisture Migration Flow State Flow Motion Angle of Repose

These are materials which possess chemical hazards when transported in bulk that do not meet the criteria for inclusion in the IMDG classes. They present significant risks when carried in bulk and require special precautions. Materials Hazardous only in Bulk Solid Bulk Cargoes Bulk dangerous Goods Packaged Dangerous Goods

It means a state occurring when a mass of granular material is saturated with liquid to an extent that, under the influence of prevailing external forces such as vibration, impaction or ships motion, it loses its internal shear strength and behaves as a liquid. Flow State Moisture Migration Transportable Moisture Limit Flow Motion

What is used to detect methane that rely on the presence of sufficient oxygen for accurate measurement? Oxygen analyze Chemical-absorption detector Catalytic sensor Methane gas detector

What is the heeling moment of a bulk grain cargo for a full loaded compartment? 15% 20% 10 % 5%

What is 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? Bale hooks Chain Sling Vehicle Slings Chime hook

What publication recommends to administrations, ship owners, shippers and masters and all others concerned with the standards to be applied in the safe stowage and shipment of liquid bulk cargoes, including grain? BLU Code including Manual IMSBC Code and supplement Code of Safe Practice for Solid Bulk Cargoes IMDG Code

Which of the following is made by lining a saucer with tarpaulin or similar materials with suitable means of securing? Saucer Feeders A bundle of similar cargo Lashings

Athwartship lashings to be placed inside the saucer formed in the bulk grain at interval not more than . 2.4 meters 3.4 meters 4.4 meters 5.4meters

What term refers to any cargo space wherein the bulk grain is not loaded in the manner prescribed above? Full filled compartment Partly filled compartment Quarter filled compartment Empty compartment

What refers to a cargo that is loaded on top of existing cargo residues where usually a ship is trading continuously with the same commodity and grade of that commodity? Load on top Shovel clean Hospital clean Normal clean

Which of the following are the terms used in the International Grain Code? Grain, filled compartment, barley filled compartment and others Grain, filled compartment, partly filled compartment and others Grain, unblock compartment, partly filled compartment and others Grain, filled compartment, completely filled compartment and others

It is the most stringent requirement of cleanliness, requiring the holds to have 100% intact paint coatings on all surfaces, including the tank top, all ladder rungs and undersides of hatches. Grain clean Hospital clean Shovel clean Normal clean

What is the importance of trimming for filled and partly filled compartments? To increase the pitching of the ship To minimize the effect of the cargo shifting To maximize the effect of the cargo shifting To boost the ship’s rolling movement

What cargoes are liable to taint and should not be stowed alongside with other strong smelling cargoes in the same compartment, e.g. fruit generally packed in cartons? Dairy Products Non-living Organic Cargoes Living Cargoes Fish

These are specialized loads which include confectionery, pharmaceuticals, and X-ray film. They required closely controlled conditions especially if an obnoxious, inflammable or otherwise dangerous nature. Inert Commodities Living cargoes Non- living organic Cargoes Fruits and Vegetables

What is referred to as foreign material, being all material other than whole or broken seeds? Contaminant Powder grain Defective grains Loose grains

What is done using heavy wooden blocks or timber in different sizes and weight to give support to the base of the goods? shoring lashing Cargo choking tomming

What refers to items and or commodities carried on the weather deck and on hatch cover of a ship? Hatch cargo Deck cargo Container cargo Load on top

What occurs when moist air comes into contact with the surface of a cold cargo? Cargo sweat Grain sweat ship's sweat Hygroscopic sweat

What types of container cargoes are best for cargoes that need loading from the top or sides? Flat rack Dry storage Open top Tunnel

What refers to any cargo space in which after loading and trimming as require under A10-2, the bulk is at its highest possible level? Fully loaded compartment Partly filled compartment Filled compartment, trimmed Filled compartment. untrimmed

Which of these vessels are exempted to have on board an approved up to date cargo securing manual as from 1 Jan 19987 Gas carrier Container ship Bulk solid Bulk liquid

What is the stowage factor of the container (TEU) in m³/mt? 1.5-2.9 m³/mt 1.4-2.8 m³/mt 1.3-2.5 m³/mt 1.6-3.0 m³/mt

The partially fully loaded compartment of bulk grain cargo has a heeling moment equal to____. 15% 20% 25% 10%