How would you identify a condition when a vessel has been grounded accidentally?

Which of the following is the first action to take by the OOW when ship has run aground?

Which of the following will result due to bad navigation, faulty navigation instruments, bad weather, and engine breakdown?

When a ship has run aground, what practice is taken in a well-defined pattern and the results are sent with other relevant information to the company and other rescuing parties where the hull is divided into 10-15 equal parts depending on the ship’s length?

During beaching operation, which of the following is rigged to keep the ship seaward end steady and to stop her from driving farther ashore?

Which of the following does not belong to the actions taken during stranding?

Which of the following does not belong to the ill effects of the stranded ship?

Which of the following is not an action taken by the OOW when ship has stranded?

How would you identify a ship's approach in beaching wherein her keel has a steeper slope than the ground?

Which of the following best describes the action taken as to ship's trim so that her fore end touches first the ground in beaching operation?

Which of the following is not included in the purposes of beaching a ship?

In every case of collision between two ships, the master is to comply as far as possible with actions to take without endangering his own ship, crew and passengers. Which of the following is not an action to be taken?

When ship has collided with the other ship, sending an officer responsible to the area where the vessels have taken the impact for the percentage of damage is under what aspect of an action taken?

Which of the following is not included in the purposes of having all the ballast, FW, and wing tanks sounded after a collision?

Which of the following does not belong to the actions taken after the collision?

What will the colliding ship take action generally in calm weather to allow the other more time to assess the damage or to prepare abandoning the ship?

Which of the following should be made ready for abandoning ship or assisting the entire crews of the other ship?

Which of the following is to be taken by own ship when not in danger after the impact with the other ship?

Where shall the details of collision and subsequent actions be entered by the concerned master and mates?

Which of the following does not include in the recording of important data after the ship collision?

Once the master has taken over the command of the situation following a collision with the other vessel, the position of collision on chart is marked or the mob button on GPS is pressed for future reference. How would you take action or exhibit a signal if the ship has lost its headway?

Which of the following describes best the general emergency alarm signal after colliding with the other ship?

When ship has run aground, a mate shall be sent to determine initial damage assessment. Which of the following is not given emphasis in the damage assessment?

Which of the following describes best the general emergency alarm signal after colliding with the other ship?

The ingress of water if left unchecked after the collision could lead the vessel to be experiencing

If the vessel is bilged, the holed compartment should be, if possible, isolated by:

A strong piece of canvas with spars secured on two opposite sides usually rolled up and the lines led under the hull until it is near the hole and then unrolled effectively, sealing the holed area and reducing the flow of water into the compartment is known as:

When ship has collided with the other ship, an internal sounding shall be taken on the following except the

Which of the following is not a cause of having the rudder failed to respond to the wheel movements?

A temporary makeshift arrangement of a rudder rigged to replace a permanent rig (rudder) that has been disabled, lost overboard, etc. is called

In every case of collision between two ships, the master is to comply as far as possible with actions to take without endangering his own ship, crew and passengers. Which of the following is not an action to be taken?

Which of the following is secured on two opposite sides usually rolled up and the lines led under the hull until it is near the hole and then unrolled effectively to seal the holed area for reducing the flow of water into the compartment?

Which of the following is a preferred and best time to rescue persons from a ship in distress when no immediate danger exists?

During rescue operations for a distressed ship, unnecessary equipment from the rescue boats shall be removed. Which of the following shall not be remained on the rescue boat?

Which of the following is not a purpose of spreading storm oil during rough seas in rescuing persons from a distressed vessel?

How would a lifeboat approach the survivor when picking him up?

The rescue ship may bring the survivors aboard by the following methods except:

Which of the following equipment is capable to be hoisted for bringing injured and sick survivor aboard a ship?

A temporary makeshift arrangement of a rudder rigged to replace a permanent rig (rudder) that has been disabled, lost overboard, etc. is called

How would the rescuing vessel maneuver to create a good lee before lowering a rescuing boat for picking up survivors?

How would a rescue boat approach the survivor when picking him up?

The recovery of survivors must be carried out well clear of which of the following?

Which of the following emergencies is not considered by the port authorities to arise that require actions to take as laid down in the contingency plan?

The Master of a vessel in respect of which the emergency plan may be invoked, or who observes any incident must communicate by ______________with the Port authorities

Which of the following shall not be taken action by any person on board who has discovered the fire?

Which of the following shall not be taken action by a person who assists the evacuation of persons away from the affected area under fire?

What is the adverse effect of fighting fires in port together with the local fire brigades as to ship stability?

In the event of heavy fire break out in the forward at port, the master has been advised by the port authorities to set out to sea. How would the master take action as his first thing to do?

You are on watch at night in port and discover a fire at hatch # 2. What action will you do first?

The international shore connection is designed to:

Which of the following emergencies is not considered by the port authorities to arise that require actions to take as laid down in the contingency plan?

Which of the following refers to an event that poses significant risk to the safe operation of the ship and port affecting personnel and port infrastructures?

Which of the following equipment is capable to be hoisted for bringing injured and sick survivor aboard a ship?

Which of the following does not belong to the safety equipment for assisting a distressed ship?

Which of the following is a preferred and best time to rescue persons from a ship in distress when no immediate danger exists?

When fires occur on a vessel alongside, which of the following appropriate resources is not provided by the Harbor Master or any port authority to assist the ship master and crews in fighting fires?

What is the adverse effect of fighting fires in port together with the local fire brigades as to ship stability?

Which of the following is not a measure to take in rendering assistance to a vessel in distress if you can do so without endangering your vessel or crew?

What refers to a fiber rope used to send heavier line to a distant point and of sufficient strength for support?

When passing the messenger which is directly attached to a tow line, what additional line is sent across and secured to both vessels throughout the towing voyage serving as a secondary line in case of parting?