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1. Ground garbage
which will be discharged into sea , must be able to pass through a screen with
a mesh size no longer than
a. 25
b. 50 millimeter's
c. 75 millimeter's
d. 100 millimeter's
2. During fueling
operation, which of the listed precautions should be taken when topping off
fuel tanks ?
a. Reduce the pumping rate by closing the deck filling valve
b. Close all overflow valves
c. Place 5 gallon containers under all flange connections in the fuel line
d. Reduce the pumping rate and sound tanks
frequently
3. Answering signals
made by life-saving stations when signals seen from a ship by day are
a. Orange smoke signal
b. Parachute rocket
c. Hand flare
d. Back ball
4. The person
steering the ship when required is
a. Able seaman
b. Cadet
c. Third officer
d. Second officer
5. The Ism code
requires work procedures which ensure performance
a. Superior
b. Profitable
c. Safe
d. Excellent
6. The poop deck is
located
a. Adjacent to the steering flat
b. Fore part of the ship
c. Above the bridge
d. Above the engine room
7. The international
distress, safety and calling frequency is channel
a. 16
b. 18
c. 22
d. 13
8. If more than one life raft is manned after the
vessel has sunk, what action will aid in your recue ?
a. Each raft should go in a different direction in search of land
b. The possibility of a search aircraft finding you is increased by spreading out
c. Tie each of the
rafts together and try to stay in a single group
d. Reduce the number of life raft
9. If it was required to abandon ship, you should
a. Push all passengers to slip into the water or life raft
b. Assist the
passengers to slip into the water or life raft
c. Get all passengers off before inflating the life raft
d. Jump into the water first to encourage passengers to follow you
10. A muster station list includes
a. The place of
emergency assembly
b. The emergency signals used by the vessel
c. The allocation of lifeboats for passengers only
d. The allowance of personal property you can take
11. When should the control of flooding of your vessel be addressed ?
a. Only if a threat exists
b. Following control
of fire
c. Following restoration of vital services
d. First
12. A motor lifeboat
shall carry sufficient fuel to operate continuously for a period of which
duration ?
a. 12 hours
b. 18 hours
c. 24 hours
d. 36 hours
13. You are
evacuating crew members from a survival craft that has been adrift in the north
Atlantic for several days. What could occur if a person suffering from
hypothermia is vertically lifted in a recue sling to the helicopter ?
a. A decrease in the symptoms of hypothermia
b. Temporary blindness from the altitude change
c. Severe shock or cardiac arrest
d. Frostbite on exposed areas
14. Life buoys are
subjected to which of the following tests ?
a. Crop test
b. Fire test
c. Floatation test
d. All of the above
15. A continuous ringing of a ship's bell
indicates
a. Go to muster station
b. Abandon ship
c. A fire emergency
d. Dinner is ready
16. After being
called to muster stations, if sometime will elapse before abandonment, the
master should ensure that all passengers and crew
a. Have a glass of whisky to keep them warm
b. Go to the toilet before abandoning
c. Choose the life raft they want to go into
d. Have a good drink
of water and collect grab bags and warm clothing
17. You have heard
the signal seven short + one prolonged blast. You should
a. Report directly to your muster station with your suitcase and life jacket
b. Jump overboard
c. Collect the
nearest available life jacket and proceed on deck as fast as possible
d. Seek out other passengers to find out the nature of the problem
18. Informational on
safety and hazard control practices and procedures on a vessel is described in
a. Your employment contract
b. The vessel's log book
c. The instructions written on lifebuoys
d. The vessel's
safety management manual
19. Smoking is only
permitted in the galley between meals
a. True
b. False
20. A person who sees
someone fall overboard should
a. Go to the bridge for the distress flares
b. Run to the radio room to send an emergency message
c. Call for help and
keep the individual in sight
d. Immediately jump in the water to assist the individual
21. Safety equipment
is checked by the crew
a. Before and during each voyage
b. Only at annuals surveys
c. Not the responsibility f the crew
d. If it is damaged
22. Eye protection is
required for which of the following hazards ?
a. Flying particles
b. Liquid chemicals, acids or caustic liquids
c. Chemical gases or vapors
d. All of the above
23. Welding shields
primarily protect against
a. Dust
b. Metal splatter
c. Splashes
d. Flying particles
24. Hearing
protection is required when you are exposed to a noise level of 85 decibels or
higher for an 8-hour period of time
a. True
b. False
25. Which of the following types of gloves should you wear when working with chemicals ?
a. Butyl rubber
gloves
b. Fabric gloves
c. Leather gloves
d. Both A and C
26. Personal protective equipment is required when
a. Employers suffer an injury
b. An employees suffer an injury
c. An employee asks for it
d. Engineering, work
practice, and administrative controls do not provide sufficient protection
against hazards
27. The safe and efficient use of the face piece of a demand type self contained breathing apparatus is directly influenced by
a. The donning of the face piece
b. The stowing of the face piece
c. The maintenance of face piece
d. All of the above
28. The person is
responsible for ensuring that the required drills are carried out is the
a. The local waterways inspector
b. The master,
skipper or designated person
c. The engineer on board
d. The owner
29. Information on
fire safety and hazard control practices and procedures on a vessel is
described in
a. The engine room log
b. The vessel's
safety management
c. The bar diary
d. The instruction written on fire extinguishers
30. In the event of a
person falling overboard, you would
a. Encourage passengers to jump in to rescue the MOB
b. Ask passengers to
stand back to allow crew to manage emergency
c. Jump overboard to rescue the MOB
d. Push the passengers into the cabin and lock the door
