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1.A mooring rope breaks close to the eye-splice during cargo operations
at night. What action would you take?
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2. Inform the captain. j

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3. Replace it at once. j
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4. Repair it in the morning. j

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2.Access doors on deck cranes have to be ....
1. made of a special light alloy. j

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2. fitted with a quick opening mechanism. j

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3. fitted with special security locks. j

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4. weathertight. j
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3.According to International Grain Code, the terms grain includes
1. wheat, maize, oats rye, barley, rice, pulses, seeds j

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2. wheat, maize, oats rye, barley, rice, seeds j

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3. wheat, maize, barley, rice, seeds j

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4. wheat, maize, oats rye, barley, rice, j

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4.After a lifting block has been dismantled, cleaned and reassembled,

which of the following is checked?
1. That the correct grease has been used. j

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2. That all the split pins and locking devices have been replaced. j
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3. That the correct block has been dismantled. j

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4. That all parts of the block have been cleaned. j

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5.After a partial discharge and prior to sailing, it is important to......
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1. secure & shore the remaining cargo. j

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2. thoroughly ventilate. j
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3. redo the cargo plan. j

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4. carry out a cargo survey. j

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6.After putting the windlass in gear, what must you do next?
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2. Open the brake j

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3. Ring the anchor bell j

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4. Start the electrical convertor j

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7.Bale capacity compared to grain capacity is....
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2. more. j
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4. dependent on the stowage factor. j

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8.Ballast lines to deep tanks should be.....
1. flooded to keep pumps primed. j

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2. ultrasonically tested annually. j

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3. flushed weekly. j
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4. blanked prior to loading dry cargo in them. j

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9.Before entering a cargo space after a long ocean passage, what must
you ensure?
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1. That the hatch is fully opened and well ventilated. j

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2. That all lashings are removed. j

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3. That derricks or cranes are rigged. j

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4. That you are carrying spare electric lamps. j

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10.Bulk grain cargo should be carried as directed under the rules of.....
1. Code of safe Practice for Cargo Stowage and Securing j

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2. the SOLAS (IMO) Grain Rules. j

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3. International Maritime Solid Bulk Cargo Code j

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4. Load Line Convention j

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11.Cargo winches need which of the following that are NOT fitted to
mooring winches?
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2. A fail-safe brake. j
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4. A reverse gear. j
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12.Deck cargo stowage should......
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2. not require temporary walkways. j

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3. not be placed on dunnage. j

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4. ensure that access is maintained to the hatches. j

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13.Document of Authorization to Carry Grain Cargoes is
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Convention that a specific ship is capable of carrying grain in bulk

2. is a certification made by an Clasification Society that a specific ship is j
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capable of carrying grain in bulk
3. is a certification made by vessel's owner that a specific ship is capable of j
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carrying grain in bulk
4. is a certification made by an Administration which is signatory to the j
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Convention that all ships are capable of carrying grain in bulk
14.During cargo operations, winch operators should....
1. have a clear view of the work area. j

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2. take orders from one controller. j

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3. have a portable radio. j

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4. be able to communicate with one another. j

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15.For a vessel that loading bulk grain, Master shall demonstrate the
ability of the ship to comply with stability criteria
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4. on arrival at the discharging ports j

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16.For general cargo, thorough hold preparation is required. This is

mainly to ensure that.....
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2. all dunnage is renewed. j

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3. the next cargo is carried efficiently and safely. j

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4. the previous cargo value is realized. j

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17.For the ships carrying timber deck cargoes, the minimum value of
metacentric height should be
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4. at the arrival at discharging port j

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18.For the ships carrying timber deck cargoes, the minimum value of
metacentric height should take into account
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2. the number of tanks with free surfaces j

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3. the absorbtion of water by timber deck cargo j

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19.Guideline requirements for the carriage of bulk grain state that......
1. following a cargo shift, the maximum heel must be no more than 12°. j
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2. The ship can sail with a maximum of 5° heel. j

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3. grain must always be overstowed. j

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4. grain must never be overstowed. j

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20.Heavy items should be preferably stowed
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21.How much space would 300 tonnes of tea with a stowage factor of 3.0
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take up, if it had a broken stowage factor of 10%?
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4. 3,330 cubic metres j

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22.How would you send a cluster light down into a cargo hold?
1. By the electric cable. j

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2. Carry it down over your shoulder. j

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3. Lower it on a line. j
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4. Drop it down to an assistant. j

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23.If the load concentration of the one heavy unit cargo exceeds the tons
per square meters, what would you do
1. in this case the heavy unit will not be loaded on board vesse; j
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2. the intended stowage area will be laid with timber bearers in order to j
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spread the load
3. the intended stowage area will be avoided and the heavy unit will be loaded j
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in other place
4. the heavy unit will be stowed on deck j
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24.If you are on a bulk carrier loaded with iron ore what stresses would
you anticipate which may occur during the voyage
1. bending moments and shearing forces j

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2. racking stresses, bending moments and shearing forces j

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3. racking stresses, bending moments, shearing forces and torsional stresses j

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4. bending moments, shearing forces and torsional stresses j

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25.In bulk carriers loading there is a practice that at the time of

calculation the maximum deadweight that the vessel can lift to
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capacity which results from ship's normal sagging when load
2. add a hogging allowance of the vessel, which is a increasing in deadweight j
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capacity which results from ship's normal hogging when load
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26.In case of bulk grain loading if there is a reserve of deadweight then

taking ballast may be helpful. If this alternative is used the ballast must
be on board
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2. during the voyage when is necessary j

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3. there is no need to take ballast in this situation j

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4. ballast must be taken on board after leaving the berth j

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27.In case that a large bulk carrier is partly loaded with a high density
cargo, the method of loading can be
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cargo bur the holds next to the block are empty
2. alternate hold loading, in which loaded holds are alternate with empty j
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holds
3. both methods j
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4. even if the cargo is not satisfying the loading capacity of the vessel, the j
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cargo must be evenly distributed in all holds
28.In loading bulk carriers the values for bending moments and shearing
forces are calculated
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1. the "port values" j

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2. the "sea values" j

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3. only the "sea values" because take account the additional stresses to which j
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the ship is subjected when moving in a sea way
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29.In the situation of loading heavy cargo items, the Master should be
provided with sufficient information on cargo offered for shipment that
should include at least the following
1. location of the centre of gravity j

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2. securing points, including details of their strength j

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3. bedding areas and particular bedding precautions if applicable j

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30.In the stowage of deck cargo, "cribbing" is
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2. separation pieces used to keep cylinders upright and steady j

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4. nets placed across the hatch opening to keep the cargo from falling in the j
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hatch
31.In this picture, what should be checked prior to closing the hatch
cover, in order to make sure that the hatch cover will make a watertight
seal?
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1. The wheels are on the trackway. j

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2. The chain is not slack. j

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3. The rubber around the underneath of the cover is not missing. j

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4. The top of the hatch cover is clear. j

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32.Maximum securing load is the term used to define
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2. the capacity of the lifting tackle j

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4. the maximum capacity of the derick lifting j

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33.Occasionally a MacGregor hatch may pull from side to side. This

could be due to.....
1. the eccentric rollers not being in place. j

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2. the locking cleats seizing. j

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3. the cross wedges not being removed. j

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4. the pulling chains being of unequal length. j

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34.On a McGregor hatch, if the chains on either side are of uneven
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length, which one of the following could occur?
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2. A loss of watertight integrity of the hatch. j

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3. A failure of the hatch to open fully. j

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4. Uneven closing of the hatch and possible jamming. j

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35.On a McGregor steel pull type hatch cover what is the bull wire used
for?
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2. It is the check wire. j

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4. It is a safety wire. j
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36.Possible shifts of grain cargo may be controlled by......
1. saucers filled with bagged grain. j

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2. overstowing with heavy cargo. j

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3. fitting canvas dividers. j

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4. maintaining a low GM. j

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37.Prior to preparing and cleaning holds in preparation for bulk cargo it

is important to......
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2. increase ventilation. j
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3. maximize the GM. j

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38.Railway Iron as far as possible should be stowed.....
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39.The "rule-of-thumb" method used for securing cargo is defined as
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unit (port as well as starboard) should equal to the weight of the unit
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unit (port as well as starboard) should equal to 1/3 of the weight of the unit
40.The IMO regulations for timber deck cargoes require.....
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2. lifelines to be rigged on the port and starboard sides. j

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3. lifelines to be made available if required. j

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4. lifelines to be of manila. j
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41.The outside of deck cranes, derricks and hatch coamings all need
protecting with.....
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42.The picture shows a tackle being used to lift a load. What is the
velocity ratio of this tackle as it is being used?
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43.The Safe Working Load should be marked on which of the following?
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44.The term "filled compartment, trimmed" refers to any cargo space in

which
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1. after loading the bulk grain is at its highest possible level j

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2. after loading and trimming the bulk grain is at its highest level possible j
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3. after trimming the bulk grain is at its highest level possible j

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4. the bulk grain is at its highest level possible j

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45.The term "filled compartment, untrimmed" refers to any cargo space

which
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2. is filled to the maximum extent possible in way of the hatch opening but j
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which has not been trimmed outside the periphery of the hatch opening
3. is filled to the maximum extent possible but which has not been trimmed j
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inside the periphery of hatch opening
4. is filled to the maximum extent possible and not trimmed j
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46.The watertight integrity of a hatch should be tested with a frequency

of ....
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47.What action would you take if a defect developed while using any
lifting gear?
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2. Stop and report the defect. j

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3. Report the defect at the end of the working day. j

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4. Return the equipment and use a replacement. j

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48.What does this sign mean?
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2. Heavy objects. j
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3. Keep warm. j
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4. Secure hatches. j
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49.What important information is stamped on all cargo blocks?
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3. The manufacturer's name and date of manufacture. j

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4. The maintenance order number. j

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50.What is a "union purchase"?
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the centre of the hold.
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2. When using a fixed derrick and a swinging derrick with runners attached j
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together.
3. When using two derricks, rigged one over the side and one over the cargo j
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hold.
4. When using both derricks rigged together and combined to lift heavy loads. j
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51.What is the "cargo sweat"
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and ventilating hatches at the wrong time
2. cargo sweat occurs when vessel is going from hot climate to cold climate j
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3. cargo sweat occcurs at any time j
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4. cargo sweat will not occur and cold climate j

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52.What is the purpose of wheel A in this picture?
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1. To allow the hatch cover to roll along its trackway. j

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2. To tip the hatch cover into a vertical position when opened. j

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3. To drive the hatch cover closed. j

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4. To negotiate any object lying on the coaming. j

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53.What part of the hatch cover is in circle A?
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3. A lifting bolt. j
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4. A senhose slip. j
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54.What part of the ship is shown by letter B?
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1. The cargo hold riser. j

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3. The storm protector. j

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4. The hatch coaming. j

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55.When calculating the stresses of a bulk carrier the "port values"

compared with "sea values" can be
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3. both values must be equal and not exceeding maximum alowable stresses j
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56.When deck cargo is loaded it is important to......
1. load the heaviest cargo on deck. j

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2. maintain access to moorings. j

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3. allow for ice accretion. j

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4. ensure that access is maintained to the hatches. j

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57.When loading bulk grain cargo, in order to prepare an accurate
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stability calculation, the following information must be ascertained
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58.When loading bulk grain cargo, in order to prepare an accurate

stability calculation, the following information must be ascertained
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and the amounts to be taken at bunkering ports during the voyage
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59.When loading vehicles as cargo, the fuel tanks should be......
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2. full. j
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3. carrying a minimum of fuel. j

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4. sealed j
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60.When operating union purchase cargo lifts......
1. angles between married runners should never exceed 120°. j

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2. the safe working load relates to the single derrick limit. j

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3. angles between married runners should exceed 90°. j

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4. preventer guys and slewing guys must share pad eyes. j

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61.When planning to load a coal bulk cargo, you should......
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1. treat it as potentially dangerous. j

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2. blank off the hold ventilation system. j

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3. rig fire hoses to every hold. j

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4. reject the cargo unless there is sufficient moisture content. j

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62.When planning to load an iron ore bulk cargo......
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2. there is a need to cover it once loaded. j

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3. there may be a need to brace the adjacent structure. j

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4. sea water flooding must be available. j

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63.When the inboard end of a gangway is resting on the bulwark, what

else must be provided?
1. Stanchions. j
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2. A bulwark ladder properly secured and fenced. j

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3. A life buoy with self igniting light. j

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4. A large wooden crate pushed against the bulwark. j

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64.When timber deck cargo has been loaded, the stowage should be such
that.....
1. there is unrestricted access between stowage. j

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2. there is a mixture of heavy with light cargo. j

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3. access is maintained to the hatches. j

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4. there is solid stowage to prevent water from flowing on deck. j

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65.When using a union purchase, where do you secure the preventer

guys?
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1. From the head of the derrick to either side of the hatch coaming. j
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66.When using midship holds for timming of a large vessel is
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3. prudent to add a small quantity of cargo for the trimming tonnage to allow j
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67.When working in a cargo hold during cargo operations, what must

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68.When working in a lower hold with the hatch closed, what must you
ensure?
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69.Where is disposal of wooden dunnage allowed?
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70.Which of the following cargoes would be most likely to be discharged

using positive displacement reciprocating cargo pumps?
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71.Which of the following maintenance features does not apply to deck

cranes?
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2. Checking and topping up the oil level in the gearbox. j

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3. Greasing with a grease-gun. j

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72.Which of the following needs a brake that is activated if the power

fails?
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73.Which of the following parts of a MacGregor hatch require the most

maintenance?
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74.Which of these is an adequate means of access to cargo holds?
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75.Which of these is an advantage of derricks over cranes?
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2. The driver can raise and lower the jib as required. j

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3. Cargo can be positioned where it is wanted. j

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76.Which one of the following is not a primary purpose for using

dunnage?
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4. To prevent chafage on cargo j

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77.If a cargo is liable to taint, what does this mean?
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1. it means that the cargo gives off a strong odour (taint) that can be passed to j
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2. it means that the cargo can be contaminated by strong odour (taint) j
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3. it means that the cargo gives off vapours that can be passed to other j
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4. it means that the cargo generates humidity that can be passed to other j
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78.When does ship's sweat occur?
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2. When the temperature of the outside air is below the flash point of the air c
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3. When the temperature of the outside air is below the dew point of the air in c
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79.When does cargo sweat occur?
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3. When a vessel passes from a worm climate to a coler one c
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80.What tests can be done to a hatch cover to check it is watertight?
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1. A chalk test of the hatch coaming against the rubber. c

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81.A container with this warning sign would contain which type of
hazard?
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82.Can any vessel carry all classes of dangeous goods?
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2. no, passenger vessels are not allowed to carry Class I dangerous goods j
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3. no, passenger vessels are not allowed to carry any dangerous goods j
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83.Cargoes referenced within the IMDG code may be anticipated to be.....
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4. of a hazardous nature. j
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84.Dangerous cargo on a pallet should be stowed......
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85.Dangerously protruding objects should be highlighted by which of the

following colour combinations?
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86.In terms of flashpoint, what defines if a container carrying a

flammable liquid must carry this sign?
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1. Required for a flashpoint of 55 degrees C or below. j

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3. Required for any flammable liquid regardless of the flashpoint. j

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4. Required for a flashpoint of 80 degrees F and above. j

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87.In which document will full references and details relating to

dangerous goods be found?
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88.The principal reason for cargo segregation is to......
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4. allow space for additional cargo. j

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2. Contains oxygen. j
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4. Dangerous when exposed to air. j

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92.What is "flashpoint"?
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2. The lowest temperature required to form a flammable mixture. j

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3. The temperature a flammable mixture will ignite on its own. j

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4. The temperature a liquid will start giving off vapour. j

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93.What is "toxicity"?
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2. The amount of radioactive substances in a material. j

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3. The amount of cancer causing substances in a material. j

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4. The amount of acid in a material. j

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94.What is the IMDG Code?
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2. The International Maritime Distress Code j

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3. The International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code j

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4. The Maritime Industry guidance document for the carriage of Dangerous j

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95.When is a liquid considered to be "volatile"?
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96.While loading dangerous goods, a package is dropped. Despite

damaging the packaging the product can be clearly seen and is not
damaged. What should be done?
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4. Advise the Master j

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97.While loading dangerous goods, the documentation is incomplete
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regarding stowage and classification details. The deck officer should......
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98.Yellow and black stripes are the colours for ....
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99.A great trim during vessel's dry-docking will involve
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100.About which point on a waterline does a vessel change trim?
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4. Around the point at which a weight is added or taken away. j

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101.Air draft represents
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1. vertical distance from the water line to the highest point of the hatch covers j
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2. vertical distance from the water line to the highest point of the ship j
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3. vertical distance from the deck line to the highest point of the ship j
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4. vertical distance from the keel to the highest point of the ship j
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102.Freeboard is the vertical distance measured from the......
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103.Freeboard is the vertical distance measured from the.......
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3. main deck to the keel. j

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104.Fresh Water Allowance reprezinta
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2. modificarea de pescaj cand nava trece prin diferite zone de navigatie j

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3. modificarea de pescaj cand nava trece din apa dulce in apa sarata si vice j
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versa
4. modificarea de pescaj cand nava trece doar din apa dulce in apa sarata j
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105.Fresh Water Allowance se determina din
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2. este stabilita conform Conventiei Load Line pentru fiecare nava j

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3. este o marime constanta pentru toate tipurile de nave, stabilita de santierul j

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4. se determina la bordul navei functie de densitatea apei in care se afla nava j
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106.How do you determine the weight of the vessel that is supported by

the ground when a vessel has run aground?
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2. Determine the point where aground and the draft at that point, then j
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3. Use the hydrostatic tables and enter with the mean draft before grounding j
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4. Use the inclining experiment formula and substitute the change of trim for j
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107.How is a draught of 7.5 meters read from a draft mark?
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3. At the bottom of 7.6. j

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108.If a vessel on completion of loading is "hogged" then
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2. can lift a smaller deadweight than the vessel is sagged j

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3. the vessel will lift the same deadweight in both conditions as corrections j
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4. the vessel will lift the same deadweight in both conditions j
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109.If the forward draught of a vessel is greater than the aft draught,
what state of trim is the vessel in?
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110.In order to calculate the TPI of a vessel, for any given draft, it is
necessary to divide the area of the waterplane by
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3. 240 j
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111.The Dock Water Allowance is calculated as a proportion of the.......
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3. summer draught. j
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4. actual draught. j
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112.The maximum mean draft to which a vessel may be safely loaded is

called
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113.The two points that act together to trim a ship are the
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114.What causes "Sagging" in a loaded vessel?
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2. Leaving the fore and after peaks full, when the ship is fully loaded. j
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4. Leaving peak tanks empty, and then loading tanks/holds near to amidships. j
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115.What does fresh water allowance or "FWA " mean?
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2. The amount of fresh water that may be consumed by each crew member j
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3. The amount the laden fresh water draft must be reduced by, to equal the j
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4. The amount the vessel may submerge it's maximum salt water draft by, j
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116.What does the letter " T " stand for in the diagram?
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2. The Trim of the vessel. j

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3. The Tonnage Mark of the vessel. j

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117.What does the term "Trim" mean?
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4. The difference between the mean draught and the after draught. j
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118.What effect does "Freeboard" have on a vessel's dynamical stability?
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119.What effect does "Hogging," have on a vessel's draught?
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2. It causes a vessel to be trimmed by the head. j

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3. It makes the amidships draught greater than it should be. j

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120.What happens when a vessel passes between water of different

densities?
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1. If a ship goes from salt water to fresh water, there will be a bodily sinkage j
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2. The densities of all waters through which a ship passes are essentially the j
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3. If passing from water of less density to water of greater density, the draught j
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4. The forward draught decreases, whilst the aft draught increases, but the j
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121.What happens when a weight is loaded off the ship's centre line?
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1. The vessel lists momentarily to the opposite side to which the weight has j
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2. When loading or discharging a weight off the centreline, the shift of G j
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3. There is a dramatic shift in G, causing the vessel to become momentarily j
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4. There is no change whatsoever in the stability of the vessel. Everything j
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122.What is the "Change of Trim?"
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123.What is the "True Mean Draught?"
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2. It is the mean of the forward and aft draughts or the amidships draught. j
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3. It is the draught between the forward and midships draughts. j

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4. It is the mean between the amidship and after draughts. j

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124.What is the aft draft?
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125.What is the draft aft?
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2. 7.5m j
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126.What is the effect on draft caused by a vessel heeling or listing?
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3. The draft is increased by the difference in the heeled draft measured by a j
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4. The draft is increased by the difference between the high side draft and the j
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127.What is the forward draft?
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1. 7 metres 90 centimetres. j
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130.When a ship is floating in a dock water with density other than salt
water the TPC used for calculation of a loaded weight is
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2. the TPC corrected for dock water c

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3. there is no difference as the error in calculation is to small c

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4. the value of TPC is not influenced by the density of dock water c

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131.When the vessel pass from sea water to fresh water the trim of the
vessel
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3. the trim will not change as there is no alteration in ship's water surface j
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132.Which action will affect the trim of a vessel?
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3. Moving a weight forward j

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133.With a forward draught of 8.00m and an aft draught of 9.00m, the

amidships draught reads 8.30m. What state is the vessel in?
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2. The vessel is in a normal state. j

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3. The vessel is hogged. j

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4. The vessel is on even keel. j

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134.A basic paint is made up of ....
1. two types of epoxy resin. j

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2. fish oil and red lead. j

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3. white lead, tallow, thinner and paraffin. j

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4. pigment, binder, solvent and a drying agent. j

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135.A calcium based primer is used instead of a lead based primer when
which of the following is present?
1. Wood. j
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2. Plastic. j
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3. Aluminium. j
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4. Cast iron. j
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136.A cargo plan would NOT include....
1. the position of all cargo. j

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2. the identity of cargo discharge ports. j

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3. the location of dangerous goods. j

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4. loading and discharge equipment details. j

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137.A chipping hammer would be used for which of the following?
1. Removing paint from a large area. j

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2. Clearing grease from paint before it is repainted. j

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3. Removing paint from small areas and inaccessible corners. j

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4. Chipping varnish from wooden areas. j

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138.A large metal surface is best cleaned and prepared for painting using
which of the following?
1. Chipping hammers. j
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2. Scrapers. j
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3. A sander. j
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4. Shot blasting. j
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139.A paint which is resistant to oils would be used in which of these

spaces?
1. The accommodation. j
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2. Chain lockers. j
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3. The engine room. j

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4. The Bosun's store. j

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140.After testing the atmosphere of a cargo hold, what must a responsible

officer decide?
1. If some of the cargo has been stolen. j

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2. If the cargo has been damaged. j

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3. If the cargo has been tainted. j

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4. If the cargo space is safe to enter. j

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141.An epoxy non-contaminant paint would be most suitable for which of

the following?
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1. The ship's accommodation. j

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2. The ship's bottom. j

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3. Deep tanks. j
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4. The engine room. j

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142.Before painting, varnishing, or oiling woodwork; what must be

ensured?
1. That the surface should be clean and dry. j

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2. That the surface is washed first. j

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3. That the surface is roughly sanded. j

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4. That the surface is scored or gauged. j

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143.Before starting bunkering operations, which one of the following

precautions would you say is the most important?
1. Plug the scuppers. j

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2. Place smoking and naked light restrictions and notices. j

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3. Exhibit International Code B flag and red light. j

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4. Check over-side for pollution. j

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144.Before tucking the strands of ropes to be spliced, what should you do

first?
1. Tie a knot at the end of each strand. j

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2. Tightly whip the end of each strand. j

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3. Number each strand in order of tucking. j

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4. Thin the strands down by cutting out half the fibres. j

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145.Before using deck machinery powered by hydraulics which of the

following would you NOT have to do?
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1. Drain water from the pipework. j

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2. Bleed air from the system. j

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3. Check and if necessary top up the system with oil. j

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4. Check the system for any leaks. j

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146.Chain lockers and machinery seatings would be protected with which

of the following?
1. Grease. j
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2. Oil. j
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3. Emulsion paint. j
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4. Bituminous paint. j
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147.Compressed air could be used as a power source for which one of the
following?
1. Cargo winches. j
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2. Gangway hoists. j
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3. Hatches. j
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4. Mooring Winches. j
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148.Compressed air lines on deck usually suffer from which problem

more than the others?
1. Corrosion of pipework. j
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2. Vibration. j
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3. Water in the pipelines causing rusting of the machinery. j

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4. Couplings blowing apart causing loss of air pressure. j

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149.Define "Amidships".
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1. The mid-point of LOA. j

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perpendicular.
3. Mid-point of maximum beam. j
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150.Define the "Lightweight" of a ship.
1. weight of vessel without cargo but including stores and crew j

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2. weight of vessel but without cargo, fuel and fresh water but including j
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stores and crew
3. The net tonnage. j
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4. Displacement minus the deadweight. It is the weight of the ship itself. j

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151.Flat, Round, Dog Leg, Sash Tool, and Pencil are all types of ....
1. hammers. j
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2. paint brushes. j
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3. paints. j
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4. scrapers. j
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152.For a vessel which satisfy the stability criteria indicated in Ship's

Stability Book means
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or absolve the master from his responsibilities
2. does not ensure imunity against capsizing regardless of the circumstances j
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but absolve the master from his responsibilities
3. ensure imunity against capsizing regardless of the circumstances and j
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absolve the master from his responsibilities
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absolve the master from his responsibilities
153.For wood fittings within the accommodation, what sort of paint

should be used?
1. Oil based paint. j

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2. Water based paint. j

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3. Fire retarding paint. j

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4. Non-drip paint. j
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154.Having just anchored, the vessel is now brought up. How should you
secure the anchor?
1. With the brake on the winch. j

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2. With the brake on the winch and put the motor in gear. j
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3. With the cable stopper backed up by the brake. j

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4. With the use of securing wires and the brake. j

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155.Heel of the ship may be defined as
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cargo
3. none of the situations j
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156.How are double bottom ballast tanks filled?
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2. They are gravitated in. j

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3. They are gravitated in, then topped up with the ballast pump. j
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157.How are ropes supplied to ships?
1. In crates. j
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2. On pallets. j
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3. In coils. j
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4. Pre-wrapped. j
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158.How are the moving parts of deck equipment maintained?
1. By painting. j
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2. By washing. j
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3. By greasing. j
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4. By oiling. j
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159.How can a ship dispose of plastic at sea?
1. Anywhere outside the 3 mile limit. j

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4. Disposal of plastic is not allowed anywhere at sea. j

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160.How do you open a coil of rope?
1. By taking rope from inside the coil and recoiling it anti-clockwise. j

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2. By leaving it as it is until ready for use j

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3. By taking rope from outside of the coil and recoiling it clockwise. j

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4. By taking the middle of the rope and flaking it out along the maindeck. j
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161.How do you secure a fibre rope to bitts?
1. By round turns. j
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2. By a figure eight. j
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4. By a bowline knot. j
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162.How frequently should the operation of lifeboat davits be tested?
1. Every day. j
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2. Yearly. j
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3. Monthly. j
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4. Weekly. j
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163.How is a "Turning Couple" formed?
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directions.
2. A couple is formed when two unequal forces in a vertical position are j
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acting in the same direction.
3. A couple is formed by joining two vertical posts together. j
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4. A couple is formed when two unequal parallel forces are acting in the same j
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164.How is an enclosed space tested to check it is safe to enter?
1. By standing and smelling the atmosphere. j

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2. By using an oxygen analyzer and an explosimeter. j

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3. By a litmus test. j
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4. By checking that the inert gas has less then 4% oxygen content. j
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165.How many shackles of cable is indicated here?
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2. 3 shackles. j
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3. 1 shackle. j
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4. 2 shackles. j
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166.How many strands can a flexible steel wire have?
1. 6 j
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2. 12 j
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3. 18 j
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167.How many tonnes are there in 1 cubic metre of fresh water?
1. 1 j
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3. 1.012 j
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168.How many tonnes are there in 1 cubic metre of salt water?
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3. 0.925 j
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4. 1.025 j
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169.How should a pilot ladder "hang" on the ship's side?
1. Flat against ship's side and down to the water's edge. j

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2. Flat against ship's side with lower end of sufficient height above water to j
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allow easy access.
3. Flat against ship's side and down just below the waterline. j
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170.How should gas bottles be stored?
1. Under the forecastle. j

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2. In a refrigerated room. j
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3. In two separate rooms outside the engine room space. j

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4. In the engine room workshop close to welding equipment. j

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171.How would you know when 3 shackles of cable have been paid out?
1. By counting the links. j

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2. By locating seizing wire on the link on either side of the joining shackle. j
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3. By locating metal tags. j

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4. By asking the chief mate. j

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172.How would you send tools down a hold or tank?
1. Lowered in a bag or bucket. j

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2. Throw down one-by-one. j

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3. Hand-carried. j
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4. Put them in your pockets. j

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173.If a ballast tank has just been emptied, within the last hour, would
you still need to test the space for oxygen?
1. Yes, all enclosed spaces should be tested. j

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2. No, in this circumstance the atmosphere would contain sufficient oxygen. j

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3. No, ballast tanks never need to be tested for oxygen content. j

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4. It is up to the captain or authorized officer. j

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174.If a cargo space has been closed for a long time, what might be a
major concern?
1. The space may be deficient in oxygen. j

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2. Some of the cargo may be damaged. j

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3. Some of the cargo may have been stolen. j

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4. Water from ballast tanks might have leaked into the hold. j
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175.If a nylon mooring rope gets wet by immersion in the water, it

undergoes....
1. no change in strength or length. j

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2. an increase in strength of 20 %. j
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3. no change in strength but some elongation. j

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4. a decrease in strength of 20 %. j
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176.If your vessel is tending to "synchronise ", what should you do to

alter this condition?
1. You should increase your speed to full, whilst maintaining the same course. j
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2. You should try to alter the wave period by altering course and by reducing j
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speed.
3. You stop your ship and wait for the synchronising to stop. j
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4. You should put your ship's beam on to the sea and increase speed. j
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177.In addition to bow and stern lines, what other lines are used when
mooring?
1. Towing springs. j
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2. Back springs. j
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3. Midship lines. j
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4. Gantlines. j
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178.In preparing for a long passage, what must be done with all the
mooring ropes?
1. Secure in place on bow and poop deck. j

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2. Store on open deck in sheltered place. j

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3. Remove from working areas, store and secure in lockers. j

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4. Move to the accommodation and secure in the central stores. j

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179.In preparing for sea, what must be done with all deck storerooms?
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1. Check with the chief mate or bosun for instructions. j

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2. Lock the doors. j

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3. Make sure all contents are properly stowed and secured. j

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4. Lock the doors and post warning notices. j

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180.In relation to the quayside, where should the outboard end of the
gangway rest?
1. Clear of cargo working areas and clear of all suspended loads. j

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2. Right on the edge. j

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3. Straight out from the ship's side across crane tracks. j

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4. In front of the ship's after back spring. j

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181.In relation to weather and sea state, what must a vessel provide when
embarking a pilot?
1. That the vessel is head on to sea. j

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2. That the pilot ladder is rigged on the leeside. j

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3. That the pilot ladder is rigged on the weather side. j

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4. That the anchor is ready to let go. j

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182.In securing nylon or polyproplene ropes, what must you do?
1. Secure in the same manner as fibre ropes. j

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2. Lash the top turns after securing. j

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3. Make two round turns on the nearest bitt before making figure of eights. j
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4. Leave the stoppers secured to the mooring ropes. j

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183.Liferafts are designed so that only which of the following need be

carried out by ship's staff?
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1. Re-packing every 5 years. j

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2. A visual check of the container for cracking. j

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3. Testing for correct operation every 6 months. j

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4. Checking that the water and rations have not deteriorated. j

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184.Liferafts are sent for re-packing and checking every .....
1. 5 years. j
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2. 6 months. j
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3. 10 years. j
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4. year. j
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185.On what parts of the ship are fire retardant paints used?
1. Cargo holds. j
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2. Accommodation surfaces. j
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3. Hot surfaces. j
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4. Tank tops. j
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186.On which part of the ship would gloss paint be used?
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4. An oil tank. j
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187.Once the ship is tied up, what must be put on all mooring lines?
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2. Extra lashings. j
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3. Rat guards. j
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4. Warning notices. j
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188.Paint used in engine rooms needs to be ....
1. self polishing. j
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2. resistant to oils and chemicals. j

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3. resistant to sunlight. j
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4. easy to apply. j
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189.Part B is a turnbuckle for adjusting the length of the chain. Why

would the chain need to be adjusted?
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open.
2. The chain needs to be adjusted to different lengths for opening and closing. j
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3. The chain needs to be changed depending on the trim of the ship. j

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4. The chain must be the same length on each side of the cover so that the j
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cover will run straight on its track.
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190.Portable lights should be removed from cargo work areas after use.
The most important reason is to......
1. prevent stealing. j
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2. reduce power consumption. j

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3. reduce the safety hazard. j

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4. meet SOLAS requirements. j

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191.The air-less type of paint spraying equipment would be most suitable

for ....
1. cutting in. j
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2. putting paint onto large flat surfaces. j

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3. varnishing wooden areas in the accommodation. j

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4. decorating furniture. j
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192.The cargo Stowage Factor is the......
1. volume per unit of weight. j

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2. number of types of cargo per hold. j

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3. weight allowed for deck loading. j

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4. weight per unit. j

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193.The most common source of power for deck machinery on modern

ships is .....
1. steam. j
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2. compressed air. j
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3. electrical. j
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4. hydraulic. j
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194.The picture shows the process which takes place after a wire splice
has been completed. What is the process marked as 'B'?
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1. Worming j
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2. Serving j
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3. Parcelling j
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4. Binding j
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195.The solvent used with emulsion paint is which of the following?
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2. Mineral turpentine. j
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3. Water. j
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4. Cellulose thinners. j
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196.The term "gross tonnage" refers to
1. the weight of the vessel measured in long tons c

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2. the weight of a vessel measured in cubic meters c

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3. the weight of a grossly overloaded vessel c

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4. the vessel's approximate volume including all enclosed spaces less certain c
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exempt spaces
197.The thinners used with a gloss paint is ....
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2. white spirit. j
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3. water. j
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4. epoxy resin. j
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198.The weight a vessel can carry is called the......
1. load displacement. j
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2. gross tonnage. j
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199.Threshold Limit Value (TLV) is the maximum concentration of a

substance that should be present in......
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200.To protect wire ropes, what must you ensure?
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3. That they are painted. j

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201.Varnish is best removed from large wooden areas with which of the
following?
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202.What are "man ropes" used for?
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203.What are blocks?
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3. A pulley wheel or wheels in a wooden or metal frame. j

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4. Equipment used to secure the anchor cable. j

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204.What are canvas awnings used for?
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205.What are derricks mainly used for?
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3. Opening and closing hatches. j

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4. Mooring, anchoring and berthing. j

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206.What are flexible steel wires ropes used for?
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207.What are non-flexible steel wire ropes used for?
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3. Stays and shrouds. j

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208.What are the "Stresses" that effect a ship?
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209.What causes blistering on paintwork?
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3. Use of too much paint. j

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210.What causes static electricity?
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211.What corrective action would you take if, when spraying a bulkhead,
the paint developed into runs?
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2. Add more base paint to the mixture that is being sprayed. j

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3. Increase the spraying pressure. j

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4. Move the gun at a slower speed across the bulkhead. j

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212.What do the letters "GRT" mean?
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213.What do the letters "LBP", stand for in relation to a ship?
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214.What do the letters "LCF" mean in relation to stability?
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215.What do the letters "LOA", stand for in relation to a ship?
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216.What do the letters "MCTC" stand for?
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217.What do the letters ML in the attached diagram mean & what is it

used for ?
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218.What do you call the effect of the movement of liquid in a slack tank?
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219.What do you understand by the term "proof load" as applied to

derricks
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2. proof load is the tonnage which is applied during the loading operations j
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4. proof load is the maximum tonnage which is applied during the testing of j
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the dericks capacity
220.What does "Breadth Moulded" mean in relation to a ship?
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221.What does "Permeability" mean?
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222.What does the maintenance of lifeboat davits consist of?
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4. Testing, painting and greasing. j

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1. Survival craft pyrotechnics. j

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1. Stream sea anchor. j

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2. Radio direction finder is operating. j

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4. Start air supply. j

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225.What is "cold work"?
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3. When it is necessary to wear a parka jacket. j
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226.What is "Deadweight"?
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227.What is "hot work"?
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2. When a tank temperature goes above 45 degrees C or 113 degrees F. j

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3. When a work area is so hot that an air blower is needed. j

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4. Work which is so strenuous that it becomes dangerous. j

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228.What is "relative or specific gravity?"
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3. It is the density of fresh water. j

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229.What is a "rope stopper" used for?
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3. Securing the back spring. j

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4. Securing the anchor cable. j

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230.What is a back splice used for?
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231.What is a gangway used for?
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232.What is a gantline?
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3. A rope for mooring a lifeboat. j

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4. A rope for making a pilot ladder. j

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233.What is a hydrometer used for?
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234.What is a permit to work?
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235.What is a reef knot best used for?
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236.What is a runner used for?
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237.What is a sheepshank knot best used for?
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3. Slinging a barrel or crate. j

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4. Making a loop in the end of a rope. j

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238.What is a short splice used for?
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239.What is a stay used for?
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4. To attach to a mooring rope for throwing ashore. j

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240.What is a wooden fid used for?
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3. To open a rope to allow tucking. j

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241.What is special about a snatch block?
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3. It has a hinged cheek to allow placing a fall or runner without reeving. j

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4. It is lightweight and can easily be rigged aloft. j

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242.What is the "Breadth Extreme?"
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243.What is the "critical time," in a drydocking operation?
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244.What is the "Depth Moulded" in relation to a ship?
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4. The vertical distance from the waterline, to the uppermost deck. j
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245.What is the "Ship's Displacement in Tonnes?"
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246.What is the "Volume of Displacement?"
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2. Half the volume of water displaced, as a vessel moves through the water at j
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247.What is the "Wave Period?"
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248.What is the advantage of a chain block?
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249.What is the formula to calculate the "Volume of Displacement?"
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250.What is the length of 1 shackle of anchor cable?
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251.What is the minimum rest period needed to maintain health and

avoid fatigue?
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252.What is the primary function of the ship's windlass?
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253.What is the principle of Archimedes?
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4. That a floating body must be completely watertight, in order for it to float. j
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254.What kind of joining shackle is shown here?
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255.What knot is used to secure a boatswain's chair to a gantline?
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256.What protective equipment must be issued to each deckhand for

everyday use?
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257.What should you use to tighten a bottlescrew?
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2. A shifting spanner. j
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3. A marlin spike. j
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4. A Phillips screwdriver. j
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258.What type of paint should be applied to aluminium?
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259.What type of stopper should be used to hold a polypropylene

mooring rope?
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260.What type of wire rope is used for lifeboat falls?
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2. Non-flexible steel wire rope. j

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3. 6x12 stranded with anti twist lay. j

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4. 6x36 stranded with fibre core. j

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261.When boarding a pilot at night, what else must the vessel provide ?
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the ship side and pilot ladder.
2. A strong flashlight with beam directed on the pilot ladder. j
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262.When crew members are working in confined spaces that have been
cleared of hazardous materials, ventilation should be provided......
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263.When dry-docking
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what sort of gloves should be worn?
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265.When leaving paint spraying equipment for a long period, the gun
should be.....
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266.When making a towing spring what must you ensure?
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3. That both wire and rope each have thimbles. j

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4. That neither the wire or rope have thimbles. j

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267.When must you wear a safety harness?
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3. When at mooring stations. j

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4. When opening hatches. j

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268.When must you wear breathing apparatus?
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3. When cleaning holds after a grain cargo. j

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4. When spray painting or grit blasting. j

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269.When preparing a cargo hold to receive general cargo, what must

you ensure?
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3. That dunnage is laid across the tank top. j

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4. That the tank top is well painted. j

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270.When preparing an anchor, what will the bosun do before the vessel
arrives at an anchorage?
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4. Take the windlass out of gear and hold the anchor on the brake. j
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271.When sewing or repairing canvas, what must you ensure doing with
seaming twine (thread)?
1. That it is wet. j
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3. That it is pulled over bees wax. j

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272.When should doors, side scuttles, gangway doors, cargo ports and
other openings which are to be kept watertight at sea be closed at the
start of the voyage?
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3. Before leaving the pilot station. j

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4. Before encountering heavy weather. j

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273.When should the atmosphere of an enclosed space be tested?
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3. Every hour. j
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4. Whenever someone feels dizzy. j

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274.When storing ropes for a sea passage, what must you ensure?
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3. That they are stored away from hot pipes. j

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4. All of these. j
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275.When the vessel is at anchor in fog, what is the lookout required to

do?
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any vessel appears to be too close.
2. Make hot drinks for the officer of the watch. j
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be dragging.
276.When tightening a nut, what tool is it best to use?
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3. An adjustable wrench. j
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4. A stilson or pipe grip. j

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277.When working over the ship's side on staging, what other equipment
besides a safety harness should be worn?
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3. A life jacket. j
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4. Waterproof overalls. j
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278.When working with air-less paint spraying equipment which of the

following is NOT true?
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operation.
3. Static electricity can build up so the gun should be earthed. j
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4. The pressure of the paint is not high enough to cause wounding. j

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279.When working with air-less paint spraying equipment, which of the

following is NOT true?
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2. The hose should be marked "High Pressure" and/or the test pressure. j
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3. The pressure of the paint at the nozzle is high enough to cause wounding. j
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4. A suitable respirator should be used when spraying in enclosed spaces. j

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280.When would you need to keep a particularly close watch on the

gangway and moorings?
1. When there is no cargo work and small tidal range. j

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2. When there are no loading operations with small tidal range. j

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3. When there are no discharging operations with large tidal range. j

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4. When there is no cargo work and the vessel is locked in. j

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281.When would you use a fid?
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2. When mixing paint j

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3. When securing hatch covers j

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4. When chipping paint on deck j

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282.When you have released tugs, to whom do you report when the tugs
are cleared?
1. The tug master. j

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2. The ship's master. j

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3. The duty engineer. j

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4. The port authority. j

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283.Where are non-slip paints applied?
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3. Tank tops. j
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4. Alleyway decks. j
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284.Where could you obtain information on a type of cargo if you lack

any experience of the commodity
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3. only IMO publications j

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4. from Code of Safe Practice for Loading all Types of Cargo j

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285.Where is "self polishing" paint used?
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2. Inside pipework. j
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4. On the ship's hull above the waterline. j

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286.Where is anti-fouling paint applied?
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287.Where is bituminous paint applied?
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4. Sewage tanks. j
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288.Where is cement wash applied?
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2. Ballast tanks. j
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3. Fresh water tanks. j

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289.Where is the best place onboard to rig a pilot ladder?
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3. Near the stern. j

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4. Near the bow. j

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290.Where is top-side paint applied?
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3. The ship's hatch coamings. j

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4. The ship's masts, cranes and derricks. j

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291.Which abbreviation refers to the horizontal distance between

perpendiculars taken at the forward-most and the after-most points on a
small passenger vessel's waterline at her deepest operating draft?
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3. LCWL j
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292.Which deckhands are not permitted to work aloft?
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293.Which of the following blocks is not used for cargo work?
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4. Fall block. j
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294.Which of the following combine with steel to form rust?
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3. Air and dirt. j

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4. Water and oxygen. j

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295.Which of the following does not apply to electrically powered deck

machinery and cables?
1. If the machinery is sparking or arcing it should not be used. j

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2. The machinery has to warm up before it can be used. j

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3. Damaged cable insulation should be reported immediately. j

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4. Electrical controls should be in weather proof containers. j

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296.Which of the following does NOT contribute to the watertight

integrity of the hatch?
1. The compressible jointing strips. j

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2. The eccentric rollers. j

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3. The locking cleats. j

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297.Which of the following does not have to be carried out on steam

powered deck machinery?
1. Checking the integrity of the lagging. j

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2. Removing any air from the system before it is use. j

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3. Occasionally checking for corrosion of the pipework. j

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4. Draining water from the lines in cold weather. j

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298.Which of the following faults would you consider less serious on a fire
hydrant?
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2. Not greased. j
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4. Leaking. j
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299.Which of the following is not classed as pollution prevention

equipment?
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2. Empty drums and absorbent pads. j

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3. Air or electric portable pumps. j

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4. Scupper covers. j
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300.Which of the following is NOT important if you are replacing a worn

shackle?
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3. The Safe Working Load. j

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4. The type. j
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301.Which of the following is not required when a pilot is boarding?
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4. A bulwark ladder. j
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302.Which of the following is NOT true of watertight doors?
1. The bottom of the doors should be kept clear of obstruction. j

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2. Doors should be tested for operation every day. j

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3. The oil in the system may have to be topped up from time to time. j
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4. Any leaks in the hydraulic system should be repaired promptly. j

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303.Which of the following must be present for rusting to occur?
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3. Oxygen and water. j

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304.Which of the following need not be tested weekly?
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3. Watertight doors. j
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4. Liferafts. j
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305.Which of the following paints would be used inside the

accommodation?
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3. Self polishing paint. j

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4. Chlorinated rubber paint. j

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306.Which of the following properties is not true of gloss paint?
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3. It is anti-abrasive. j
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4. It is anti-fouling. j
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307.Which of the following tools would be best for removing rust from
large flat areas?
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3. A power disker. j
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4. A pneumatic chipping hammer. j

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308.Which of the following types of paint is used on the ship's bottom?
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3. Anti-fouling paint. j
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4. Anti-slip paint. j
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309.Which of the following would be best for painting large areas?
1. A dog leg brush. j

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3. A paint roller. j
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4. A paint sprayer. j
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310.Which of the following would you use to remove salt and dirt from a
painted surface?
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2. Oil and water. j

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3. White spirit. j
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4. Detergent and fresh water. j

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311.Which of the following, when mixed together with a pigment and a

solvent, make up a basic paint?
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3. A binder and drying agent. j

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4. Tallow and resin. j

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312.Which of these gases would carry this sign?
Maximizeaza
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3. Propane. j
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313.Which of these is a natural fibre suitable for making ropes?
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2. Nylon j
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3. Polypropylene j
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4. Sisal j
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314.Which of these is not likely to cause a spark?
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1. Dropping a steel wrench down a cargo tank. j

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3. Steel striking against copper. j

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4. Dropping a rubber mallet down a cargo hatch. j

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315.Which of these items of safety equipment must be worn during

anchoring operations?
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3. A respirator. j
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4. Rubber gloves j
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316.Which of these maintenance tasks, carried out on winches is

considered the most important?
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4. Greasing. j
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317.Which of these rigging methods is capable of lifting the heaviest load

without exceeding the SWL of the derrick or its associated gear?
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318.Which of these rope types is the most dangerous to work with?
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319.Which of these should not be done when preparing steel for painting?
1. Wash with soap and water. j

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3. Coat any bare metal with two coats of primer. j

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4. Wash with high-pressure sea water. j

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320.Which of these statements is not correct?
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3. Oil and gasoline on the skin can cause skin cancer. j

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321.Which of these types of rope can be expected to be strongest?
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4. Coir. j
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322.Which of these would not need to be done prior to arrival at a berth?
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and ratguards.
3. Request power on deck, ensure windlass out of gear with brakes on, run j
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windlass and mooring winch slowly and oil working parts.
4. Rig the gangway and lower it to about 15cms above the waterline. j
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323.Why is it necessary to whip strand ends of spliced ropes?
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3. For convenience. j
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324.With approaching heavy weather, name 3 things that must be done

on the main deck?
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caps.
2. Plug scuppers - throw anything loose on deck overboard - close watertight j
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doors.
3. Check: all hatches/tank tops are properly secured - all scuppers are clear - j
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ventilation pipes closed
4. Switch on deck lighting - switch on power to cranes - check all doors are j
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closed and secured.
325.With approaching heavy weather, name three things that must be

done with the windlass?
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windlass.
3. Tighten brakes - secure cables with wires - take windlass out of gear. j
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326.With approaching heavy weather, what precautions must be taken

with lifeboats ?
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2. Lower boats to embarkation deck level and secure. j

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3. Check and tighten all lashings. j

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4. Place onboard additional provisions and rig the painters. j

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327.You are at stations forward for weighing anchor. How can you tell
when the anchor is aweigh?
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3. When the cable is up and down. j

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4. When the anchor is clear of the water. j

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328.According to the IMO Code, what are the minimum number of

securing points that should be on each side of a "road vehicle", whose
gross vehicle mass is between 20 tons and 30 tons, when carried on Ro-Ro
vessels?
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329.According to the IMO Code, what are the minimum number of

securing points that should be on each side of a "road vehicle", whose
gross vehicle mass is between 30 tons and 40 tons, when carried on Ro-Ro
vessels?
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330.Cargo containers may NOT contain:
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331.Cargo containers on deck are secured......
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3. with twistlocks, rods and chains. j

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332.On what type of ships are insulated tweendeck covers used?
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4. Car carriers. j
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333.On what type of ships are you likely to find vertical lift steel pontoon
type hatch covers?
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334.What should you be concerned with when loading and securing

vehicles aboard a Ro-Ro vessel?
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4. The vehicles' brakes should not be set to allow for adjusting the lashings j
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335.When carrying refrigerated cargo, while on passage the most

important monitoring is .......
1. for CO2 build up. j

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2. recording cargo samples daily. j

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3. checking cargo packaging daily. j

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4. checking temperature regularly. j

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336.When rigging a Jumbo Derrick for a heavy lift, which of the

following is standard practice?
1. To put winches in double gear j

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2. To ensure an aft trim j

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3. To discharge ballast j
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4. To slacken preventer backstays j

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337.What is a jumbo derrick used for?
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1. As an extra cargo derrick. j

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2. For lifting the anchor in an emergency. j

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3. For lifting extra heavy weights. j

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4. For lifting cargo quickly. j

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338.Which factor(s) should be considered when loading vehicles or

trailers aboard Ro-Ro vessels?
1. Layout of decks j
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2. Vertical clearances j
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3. Tie-down and lashing j

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339.Which of the following actions are stated in the correct order prior to
loading or discharging cargo in a ro-ro vessel
1. Raise/open stern door, lower the stern ramp, turn on ventilation for cargo j
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holds
2. Lower the stern ramp, raise/open stern door, turn on ventilation for cargo j
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holds
3. Turn on ventilation for cargo holds, lower the stern ramp, raise/open stern j
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door
4. Turn on ventilation for cargo holds, raise/open stern door, lower the stern j
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ramp
340.Which of the following refrigerated cargoes is not compatible for

carriage in the same conditions as the others listed?
1. Apples j
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2. Butter j
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3. Asparagus j
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4. Pears j
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341.Which of the following should be marked on all heavy lifting gear?
1. Breaking Load. j
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2. Light Working Load. j

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3. Safe Working Load. j

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4. Maximum Lifting Height. j

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342.Which of the following statement(s) is/are TRUE regarding lashing

requirements to secure vehicles aboard Ro-Ro vessels?
1. It is imperative that the securing of cargo on flats and trailers and in j

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containers be adequate for both road and sea motions.
2. The movements experienced by road borne cargo differ significantly from j
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the roll and sway movements of a ship at sea.
3. It is necessary for adequate number and strength of securing points on the j
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vehicles themselves in order that lashings may be properly and safely
utilized
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343.Which statement concerning the lashings of containers with solid bar

or wire rope lashings is TRUE?
1. Stack weights should be less when using a solid bar lashing as compared to j
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a wire lashing
2. Stack heights may be increased when using a solid bar lashing. j
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3. Stack heights should be reduced when using a solid bar lashing. j

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4. Solid bars should be used for lashing the first tier only, with wire lashings j
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on the higher tier(s).
344.You are planning the loading a ro-ro vessel. Where should you locate
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vehicles containing hanging loads (such as chilled meat)?
1. along the sides of the vehicle decks j

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2. amidship and inboard, on the lower vehicle deck j

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3. on the upper vehicle deck, on the ends of the ship j

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4. distributed evenly among the other vehicles j

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345.What are the dangers with flooding on the car deck of a RO/RO
ferry?
1. a few centimetres creates a colossal free surface effect, causing a large loss j
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of stability (GM) and, as a direct consequence, the vessel may capsize.
2. a few centimetres creates a colossal free surface effect, causing a large loss j
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of longitudinal stability (LM) and, as a direct consequence, the vessel may
sink.
3. there is no danger associated with flooding on a car deck of a Ro-Ro ferry j
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4. only if level of water is over 10 cm it can create a significat free surface j

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effect, causing a large loss of stability (GM) and, as a direct consequence,
the vessel may capsize.
346.With reference to RO/RO passenger ferries, on what occasion is a

lightweight survey conducted and what are the subsequent requirements
that would result in an inclining experiment?
1. At 3 year intervals and, if discrepancies are noted, then an inclining j

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experiment.
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experiment.
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experiment.
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experiment.
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347.When lashing vehicles, what percentage of breaking strain should the

lashings not exceed?
1. 0.25 j
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2. 0.75 j
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3. 0.5 j
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4. 1 j
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348.When considering the location for stowing a heavy cargo item, the
typical distribution of accelerations on the ship should be kept in mind
that
1. lower accelerations occur in the midship sections and below the weather j
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deck
2. lower accelerations occur in the midship sections and above the weather j
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deck
3. higher accelerations occur in the midship sections and below the weather j
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deck
4. higher accelerations occur in the midship sections and above the weather j
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deck
349.A negative metacentric height
1. will always cause the vessel to capsize j

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2. should always immediately be corrected j

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3. always results from off-centre weights j

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4. all the above are correct j

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350.A ship leaves the port upright with full cargo of timber and with
timber on deck. During the voyage, bunkers, stores and fresh water are
consumed evenly from each side. The ship arrives at discharging port
with a list, and the possible cause of listing may be
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1. absorbtion of water by the timber deck cargo, vessel became unstable j

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2. free surface efects from the tanks partly filled j

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3. shifting of cargo j
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n

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351.A ship loaded with timber and with timber on deck developed an
angle of loll. On which side must the vessel be ballasted first in order to
correct the angle of loll
1. in oposide side of lolling j

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2. in the same side of loling but first in double bottom tanks j

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3. in the oposite side of lolling but first in topside tanks j

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4. in oposite side of lolling but first in double bottom tanks j

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352.A stiff vessel will have a GM which is....
1. large j
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2. small j
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3. zero j
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4. negative j
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353.A vertical shift of weight to a position above the vessel's center of

gravity will
1. increase reserve buoyancy j

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2. decrease the righting moments j

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3. decrease KG j
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4. increase KM j
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n
354.A vessel aground may have negative GM since the
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1. decrease in KM is equal to the loss of draft j

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2. virtual rise of G is directly proportional to the remaining draft j

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3. lost buoyancy method is used to calculate KM, and KB is reduced j

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4. displacement lost acts at the point where the ship is aground j

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355.A vessel loaded with bulk grain is allowed to leave the port with a
maximum listing angle
1. not more than 1 degree j

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2. not more than 0.5 degrees j

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3. not more than 2 degrees j

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4. only in upright condition j

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356.A vessel with a small GM will
1. be more subject to synchronous rolling j

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2. have a short rolling period j

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3. provide an uncomfortable ride for personnel j

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4. have a smaller amplitude of roll in heavy weather j

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357.A vessel's LCG is determined by
1. dividing the total longitudinal moment summations by displacement j

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2. dividing the total vertical moment summations by displacement j

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3. multiplying the MT1 by the longitudinal moments j

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4. subtracting LCF from LCB j

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358.A virtual rise in the center of gravity may be caused by
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1. filling a partially filled tank j

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2. using an on board crane to lift a freely swinging heavy object j

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3. emptying a partially filled tank j

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4. transferring ballast from the forepeak to the after peak j

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359.According to Intact Stability Code, for the ships carrying timber

deck cargoes the initial metacentric height shall not be less than
1. 0.15m j
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2. 0.20m j
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3. 0.10m j
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4. 0.05m j
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360.According to Intact Stability Code, free surface effects should be

considered
1. whenever the tanks is partly filled j

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2. whenever the tanks is less than 98% and more than 3% of full condition j
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3. whenever the tanks is less 98% filled of full condition j

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4. whenever the tanks are not full j

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361.According to Intact Stability Code, tanks which are taken into

consideration when determining the free surface corection may be
1. only tanks with filling level fixed (e.g. ballast tanks) j

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2. only tanks with filling level variable (e.g. consumable lquids such as fuel j
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oil)
3. tanks with filling level fixed and tanks with filling level variable j
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4. only tanks which are to be filled or discharged during the voyage j

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362.According to Intact Stability Code, the General Criteria is refering to
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1. only criteria regarding lever curve proprieties j

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2. severe wind and rolling criterion j

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3. criteria regarding righting lever curve proprieties and severe wind and j
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rolling criterion
4. criteria regarding initial metacentric height j
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363.After jacking down your liftboat you have an unexpected list. You
find that the only cause of this list must be a flooded leg. The list caused
by a flooded leg means your vessel has a(n)
1. negative GM (metacentric height) j

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n
2. decrease in the GZ (righting arm) j

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m
n
3. increase in the waterplane and the metacentric height j

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m
n
4. less chance of deck edge immersion j

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m
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364.An upright vessel has negative GM. GM becomes positive at the

angle of loll because the
1. free surface effects are reduced due to pocketing j

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n
2. KG is reduced as the vessel seeks the angle of loll j

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m
n
3. effective beam is increased causing BM to increase j

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4. underwater volume of the hull is increased j

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365.Assuming an even transverse distribution of weight in a vessel, which

condition could cause a list?
1. Empty double-bottoms and lower holds, and a heavy deck cargo j

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2. Flooding the forepeak to correct the vessel's trim j

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3. Having KG smaller than KM j

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4. Having a small positive righting arm j

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366.At what angle of heel on a statical stability curve is the GM plotted?
1. 60 degrees. j
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2. 45 degrees. j
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3. 30 degrees. j
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4. 57.3 degrees. j
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367.Before counterflooding to correct a list, you must be sure the list is

due to
1. negative GM j
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2. flooding j
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3. off-center weight j
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4. reserve of buoyancy j
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368.From the diagram, give the formula for the "KG" value.
Maximizeaza
1. KG = KM plus GM. j
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2. KG = KM minus KB. j
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3. KG = KM minus GM. j
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4. KG = KG plus BM. j
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369.How do you ensure reliable results from an Inclining Experiment?
1. Perform test in calm conditions, with slack moorings, with minimum j

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number of personnel, and minimise free surface effects of liquids.
2. Tighten all moorings, use a weight not less than 10 tonnes, and make an j
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accurate sounding of all tanks.
3. No specific preparations are necessary, and it can be done even in very j
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windy conditions.
4. It must be done in early morning or late evening, when the least number of j
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people are likely to be around.
370.How would you increase the KG of a ship, loaded with a timber deck
cargo, that has become "unstable?"
1. By completely emptying all partly filled double bottom tanks. j

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2. By jettisoning the entire deck cargo of timber. j

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3. By filling all wing ballast tanks. j

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4. By filling the small divided double bottom tanks on the lower side, whilst j
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jettisoning the deck cargo from the higher side.
371.If a loll situation is confirmed
1. take action to lower G j

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2. take action to rise G j

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3. take no action j
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4. continue loading in oposite side of lolling j

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372.If the angle of heel is less than 10 degrees, what is the equation for
finding GZ?
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1. GM times BM / 3. j
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2. GM times Sin(x). j
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3. GM times cos(x). j
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4. BM times sin(x). j
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373.If the result of loading a vessel is an increase in the height of the

center of gravity, there will always be an increase in the
1. metacentric height j
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n
2. righting arm j
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n
3. righting moment j
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m
n
4. vertical moments j
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374.If the vertical center of gravity (VCG) of a ship rises, the righting
arm (GZ) for the various angles of inclination will
1. decrease j
k
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n
2. increase j
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n
3. remain unchanged j
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m
n
4. be changed by the amount of GG' x cosine of the angle j

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375.Intact buoyancy is a term used to describe
1. the volume of all intact spaces above the waterline j

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n
2. an intact space below the surface of a flooded area j

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n
3. an intact space which can be flooded without causing a ship to sink j

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n
4. the space at which all the vertical upward forces of buoyancy are j
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considered to be concentrated
376.KN cross curves of stability are
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1. a set of of righting lever curves constructed for an assumed KG of zero j

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n
2. a set of of righting lever curves constructed for an assumed height of KG j

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n
above the keel
3. a set of of righting lever curves constructed for an assumed height of GM j
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m
n
4. a set of of righting lever curves constructed for an assumed zero GM j

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n
377.List of the ship may be defined as
1. when the ship is inclined by external forces, such as wind j

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n
2. when the ship is inclined by forces within the ship, such as shifting of j
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cargo
3. none of the situations j
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m
n
4. both situations j
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n
378.Lost buoyancy method when a compartment becomes flooded

assumes
1. there is no change in the displacement of the vessel j

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n
2. there is a change in the displacement of the vessel j

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n
3. the floodwater entering the ship increase the displacement j

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n
4. the floodwater entering the ship decrease the displacement j

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379.Metacentric height is a measure of
1. initial stability only j

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2. stability through all angles j

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3. maximum righting arm j

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4. all the above are correct j

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380.Minimum stability criteria for all types of ships are established by
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1. Intact Stability Code (IS Code 2008), for the vessels buid after 2010 j
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n
2. Intact Stability Code (IS Code 2008), for all vessels j

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3. Code of Safe Practice for Loading And Securing of Cargo j

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4. International Maritime Code of Solid Bulk Cargoes j

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381.Movement of liquid in a tank when a vessel inclines causes an

increase in
1. righting arm j
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n
2. metacentric height j
k
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m
n
3. height of the uncorrected KG j

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n
4. natural rolling period j

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n
382.Parametric rolling appears when
1. period of pitching is either equal or half of the rolling period j

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m
n
2. period of pitching is equal to rolling period j

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m
n
3. period of pitching is half of the rolling period j

k
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m
n
4. period of pitching is double of rolling period j

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383.Reserve buoyancy is
1. also called GM j
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n
2. the void portion of the ship below the waterline which is enclosed and j
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n
watertight
3. affected by the number of transverse watertight bulkheads j
k
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m
n
4. the watertight portion of a vessel above the waterline j

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n
384.Reserve buoyancy may be defined as
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1. the volume of enclosed spaces above waterline j

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m
n
2. the volume of enclosed spaces above waterline destinated for loading of j

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n
cargo
3. the volume of all spaces above water line j
k
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m
n
4. the volume of spaces for loading deck cargo j

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n
385.The center of flotation of a vessel is the geometric center of the
1. underwater volume j
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n
2. above water volume j

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n
3. amidships section j
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m
n
4. waterplane area j
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n
386.The center of flotation of a vessel is the point in the waterplane
1. about which the vessel lists and trims j

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2. which coincides with the center of buoyancy j

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n
3. which, in the absence of external forces, is always vertically aligned with j

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the center of gravity
4. which is shown in the hydrostatic tables as VCB j
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m
n
387.The centre of pressure, on a bulkhead flooded on one side to a depth,

h, measured from the bottom, is....
1. 0.1 h j
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n
2. 0.25h j
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m
n
3. 0.33h j
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m
n
4. 0.5h j
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n
388.The changes in draught and stability when a compartment becomes

flooded due to damage, can be investigated by following metods
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1. the lost buoyancy method j

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2. the added weight method j

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n
3. none of methods j
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m
n
4. both of methods j
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n
389.The point to which your vessel's center of gravity (G) may rise and
still permit the vessel to have positive stability is called the
1. metacentric point j
k
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n
2. metacenter j
k
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m
n
3. metacentric radius j
k
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m
n
4. tipping center j
k
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m
n
390.The principal danger from ice collecting on a vessel is the
1. decrease in tonnage j
k
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m
n
2. decrease in displacement j
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m
n
3. adverse effect on trim j

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n
4. loss of stability j
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n
391.The purpose of the Intact Stability Code is to present
1. only mandatory stability criteria j

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2. only recommendatory stability criteria j

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3. mandatory and recommendatory stability criteria j

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4. always mandatory stability criteria j

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392.The stability of the vessel is reduced when
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1. the vessel is on the wave trough j

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n
2. the vessel is on the wave crest j

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n
3. in both situations j
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n
4. none of the situations mentioned j

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393.To correct an unstable or neutral equilibrum situation must
1. weights already on board must be lowered j

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m
n
2. weights to be loaded below the centre of gravity of the ship j

k
l
m
n
3. weights to be discharged from the positions above the ship's centre of j

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m
n
gravity
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n
394.To reduce the parametric rolling, Master shall take the following
action
1. a water ballast could be used to alter the GM and hence the natural rolling j
k
l
m
n
period to a non sychronous value
2. alter the ship's speed j
k
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m
n
3. alter the ship's course j

k
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n

k
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n
395.Topside icing decreases vessel stability because it increases
1. displacement j
k
l
m
n
2. free surface j
k
l
m
n
3. draft j
k
l
m
n
4. KG j
k
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m
n
396.Transverse stability calculations require the use of
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1. hog or sag calculations or table j

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n
2. hydrostatic curves j
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3. general arrangement plans j

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4. cross-sectional views of the vessel j

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397.What are "Cross Curves of Stability" used for onboard a ship?
1. Obtaining Statical Stability curves at known Displacements. j

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n
2. Obtaining Dynamical Stability Curve at known Displacement j

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m
n
3. Obtaining the position of metacentre j

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n
4. Similar to a set of Bonjean curves. j

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m
n
398.What are "Hydrostatic Curves" used for in ship calculations?
1. Obtaining the shape of the body sections. j

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n
2. Mainly for trim calculations for predicting end draughts. j

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m
n
3. calculating the righting levers for different angles of heel j

k
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m
n
4. obtaining values of KN j
k
l
m
n
399.What are the "effects" of free surface?
1. It causes an increase in GM, thereby making the ship roll very heavily. j
k
l
m
n
2. It causes the ship to "go by the head", thus increasing the risk due to heavy j
k
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m
n
pitching.
3. It cause a loss of GM, thereby creating a possibly dangerous situation. j
k
l
m
n
4. It results in a loss of bouyancy. j

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m
n
400.What causes a "Free Surface Effect?"
1. The movement of liquid in slack tanks due to a ship's motion. j

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m
n
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2. decreasing vessel's stability and increasing GM j

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m
n
3. A vessel having a very large GM. j

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4. increasing vessel's stability and decreasing vessel's GM j

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m
n
401.What causes ships to experience "Stresses?"
1. As long as a ship is properly built and handled , it will never experience j

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m
n
stresses .
2. When the upward force due to weight at a point, and the downward thrust j
k
l
m
n
due to buoyancy, at the same point are unequal.
3. Stresses to a ship are mainly caused when it is subjected to forces from j
k
l
m
n
wind, waves and loads.
4. When the downward force due to weight at a point, and the upward thrust j
k
l
m
n
due to buoyancy, at the same point, are not equal.
402.What do the intersecting horizontal lines signify in the diagram?
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1. The change in the Centre of Flotation, after trimming. j

k
l
m
n
2. They show the actual angle of trim. j

k
l
m
n
3. The change of draft after trimming. j

k
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m
n
4. They only serve as a base for the two vertical lines. j

k
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m
n
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403.What does the diagram show, and what does it mean?
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1. A mould of a ship inside in a block, which is used for modeling purposes in j

k
l
m
n
a shipyard.
2. The block coefficient of fineness, which is the ratio between the j
k
l
m
n
underwater volume, and volume of circumscribing block.
3. A stability model, which is used when calculating GM and other pertinent j
k
l
m
n
information.
4. The waterplane coefficient, which is the ratio between the waterplane area j
k
l
m
n
and the area of the circumscribing rectangle .
404.What does the term "LCB" mean?
1. Longitudinal Centre of Ballast. j

k
l
m
n
2. Lowest Centre of Buoyancy. j

k
l
m
n
3. Lowest Cantilever Beam. j

k
l
m
n
4. Longitudinal Centre of Buoyancy. j

k
l
m
n
405.What formula do you use to determine the "GM" from an Inclining

Experiment?
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1. GM = w by distance by length of plumbline divided by W by deflection of j

k
l
m
n
the plumbline.
2. GM = KM by d by 1/2 length of plumbline divided by w by length of j
k
l
m
n
plumbline .
3. GM = w by length of plumbline divided by W by deflection of the j
k
l
m
n
plumbline.
4. There is no formula. You simply measure the deflection of the plumbline j
k
l
m
n
with a tape measure.
406.What happens to cause a vessel to be in a state of "Unstable

Equilibrium?"
1. When the metacentre and the centre of gravity, are at the same height j
k
l
m
n
above the keel.
2. When the metacentre and the centre of buoyancy, are at the same height j
k
l
m
n
above the keel.
3. When the centre of gravity and centre of buoyancy are in the same position j
k
l
m
n
above the keel
4. When the centre of gravity rises above the metacentre. j
k
l
m
n
407.What is a "Metacentre?"
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1. It is the position between the centre of gravity and the centre of buoyancy. j
k
l
m
n
2. It is the intersecting point between the vertical lines through the centre of j
k
l
m
n
buoyancy in the initial and slightly listed positions.
3. When a vessel heels over so that the low side touches the sea, that point is j
k
l
m
n
the metacentre.
4. When a vessel is in a vertical position, the metacentre is the point below j
k
l
m
n
the centre of buoyancy.
408.What is "dynamical stability?"
1. It is the expression used to describe a vessel, that is in the most stable j

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m
n
condition possible.
2. It is the expression used to describe the transfer of buoyancy, from one side j
k
l
m
n
to the other, when a vessel heels.
3. It is the measure of the work that is done when the vessel is inclined by j
k
l
m
n
external forces.
4. It is the energy generated by a rolling vessel. j
k
l
m
n
409.What is "initial stability?"
1. It is the stability status of the ship, when first delivered to owners from the j
k
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n
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2. It is the stability of the vessel in her initial position, and is expressed by j

k
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m
n
metacentric height.
3. It is the vessel's GM, before commencement of loading. j
k
l
m
n
4. It is the vessel's GM, after completion of loading. j

k
l
m
n
410.What is "Pressure" in the context of stability?
1. The maximum force that can be used in filling a tank. j

k
l
m
n
2. The downward pressure resulting from the weight of individual cargo j

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m
n
loads.
3. The force applied at either end of the vessel, due to improper loading. j
k
l
m
n
4. Pressure is force per unit area. j

k
l
m
n
411.What is "reserve buoyancy" in relation to a vessel?
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1. The watertight volume of a vessel, which is below the waterline. j

k
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m
n
2. The total volume cargo spaces j

k
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m
n
3. The watertight volume of the engine room and store rooms. j

k
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m
n
4. The watertight volume above the waterline. j

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m
n
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412.What is "Statical Stability?"
1. It is the basic stability information a vessel is required to carry by law. j

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m
n
2. It is the relationship between the moment of a couple and the righting j

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n
moment.
3. It is another name for the metacentric height. j
k
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m
n
4. It is the ability of a vessel to return to her initial or upright position, after j

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n
having been forcibly inclined.
413.What is "the moment of a couple?"
1. It is the perpendicular distance between the forces forming the couple. j

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m
n
2. It is the product of one of the forces forming the couple, and the lever of j
k
l
m
n
the couple.
3. It is the combined strength of the two forces forming the couple. j
k
l
m
n
4. It is the righting lever that gives a rolling vessel the ability to return to her j
k
l
m
n
initial position, after having been forcibly heeled.
414.What is a GZ curve used to determine?
1. Flotability of the vessel at different angles of heel j

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m
n
2. Variation of displacement at different angles of heel j

k
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m
n
3. Stability j
k
l
m
n
4. Buoyancy at different angles of heel j

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m
n
415.What is a "Bending Moment" in a ship?
1. The process of lifting a heavy object, by squatting first, before applying an j

k
l
m
n
upward lifting motion with one's arms & legs.
2. The method of applying a superior force to a metal object, to bend or shape j
k
l
m
n
said object to the way you want it.
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3. A beam bends by placing weights on either side of it. The "Moment" is j

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m
n
calculated by multiplying the weight applied by the respective distance.
4. This is another name for hogging, and it occurs when there is too much j
k
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m
n
weight at either end.
416.What is a "flammable mixture"?
1. A mixture of vapour and oil in an inerted tank. j

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m
n
2. Any mixture that can ignite on its own. j

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m
n
3. A mixture that has large amounts of vapour but not enough oxygen j
k
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m
n
molecules.
4. A mixture that has vapour and oxygen from the air in sufficient quantities j
k
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m
n
to ignite.
417.What is a "Moment", in terms of stability?
1. It is the product of force and distance. j

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m
n
2. The time taken to perform an Inclining Experiment. j

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m
n
3. It refers to the weight loaded daily. j

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m
n
4. The consequence of overloading. j

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m
n
418.What is a "Prismatic co-efficient?"
1. The same as the block co-efficient. j

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m
n
2. A co-efficient for a box-shaped vessel only. j

k
l
m
n
3. Cm / Cb. j
k
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m
n
4. Volume of Displacement / (midship area x LBP). Also = Cb / Cm. j

k
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m
n
419.What is a "Pro-metacentre?"
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1. This expresses KM as moving away off the centreline at large angles of j

k
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m
n
heel.
2. It is just another name for metacentre. j
k
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m
n
3. It is the ability of a vessel to return to an upright position. j

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m
n
4. It is the term used to indicate a vessel has a more than adequate GM. j
k
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m
n
420.What is a "Shear Force" in a ship?
1. A violent sideways motion in heavy weather, which can cause a vessel to j

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m
n
shear violently.
2. A very powerful wind force, such as that experienced in a tropical j
k
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m
n
revolving storm.
3. A vertical force at the point at which a load is being carried, with the force j
k
l
m
n
being the difference between upward and downward thrust.
4. It is the total weight applied at a recognised "weaker" part of a ship , such j
k
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m
n
as where the Main Deck meets the superstructure.
421.What is a "Ship's Rolling Period?"
1. It is the time in seconds taken by a vessel to complete a roll i.e port to j

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m
n
starboard and back to port.
2. It is the time taken in seconds for a vessel to complete a roll, either to j
k
l
m
n
starboard or to port.
3. It is the time in seconds between a vessel pitching downwards and j
k
l
m
n
returning to the upright.
4. It is the time in seconds of the downward or upward pitch. j
k
l
m
n
422.What is an "Angle of List?"
1. The angle of heel where the GM is zero. j

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m
n
2. A fixed angle of heel caused by a transverse imbalance of internal forces j

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m
n
within the ship.
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3. The same as the Angle of Loll. j

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m
n
4. The angle of heel where the deck edge is immersed. j

k
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m
n
423.What is an "Angle of Loll?"
1. It is simply the angle of each variable roll of a heeled vessel. j

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m
n
2. It is the angle or list a vessel settles at, after a shift of cargo. j

k
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m
n
3. It is the period in which a vessel momentarily rests after heeling one way or j
k
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m
n
the other, before returning to the upright position.
4. It is the list angle at which a vessel with negative stability comes to rest. j
k
l
m
n
424.What is meant by "Synchronism or Resonance?"
1. This is a situation used to describe gentle rolling. j

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n
2. This is a term used to describe violent rolling. j

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n
3. This is a term used to describe pitching and rolling. j

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4. This a dangerous condition that occurs when the ship's still water period j
k
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m
n
and the apparent wave period are equal.
425.What is the "Centre of Buoyancy of a ship?"
1. The point through which the force of buoyancy, is considered to act j

k
l
m
n
downwards.
2. The geometrical centre of underwater volume & the point through which j
k
l
m
n
the force of buoyancy may be considered to act upwards.
3. The geometrical centre of underwater volume & the point through which j
k
l
m
n
the force of buoyancy may be considered to act downwards.
4. It is the middle point of the watertight volume, above the waterline. j
k
l
m
n
426.What is the "Centre of Flotation or Tipping Centre" of a vessel?
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1. It is the exact mid point of the ship, around which the vessel trims as j
k
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m
n
weights are added or taken away.
2. It is a fixed known point arround vessel heels j
k
l
m
n
3. It is the point on which the vessel initially rests, when being drydocked. j
k
l
m
n
4. It is the geometrical centre of the waterplane and also the point about j
k
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m
n
which the vessel trims.
427.What is the "Centre of Gravity", of an object?
1. It is the point at which the whole weight of the object may be regarded as j
k
l
m
n
acting.
2. It is always the mid - point of the object. j
k
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m
n
3. It is the end point of an object. j

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m
n
4. It is the point where an object will snap, if it is bent. j

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m
n
428.What is the "Centre of Pressure?"
1. It is the point where the total thrust of the pressure could be considered to j
k
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m
n
act.
2. It is the pressure in the centre of a specific tank. j
k
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m
n
3. It is the pressure at the Centre of Flotation. j

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m
n
4. It is the part that is least likely to give way to external pressure. j

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m
n
429.What is the "formula " for calculating the righting moment of a

ship?
1. It is the product of the ship's GM multiplied by sin(heel angle). j

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m
n
2. It is the product of the ship's displacement multiplied by the BM. j

k
l
m
n
3. It is the GM multiplied by the displacement in tonnes. j

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m
n
4. It is the GZ multiplied by the displacement in tonnes. j

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m
n
430.What is the "Principle of Suspended Weights?"
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1. When a weight is suspended from a ship's derrick, its centre of gravity is j

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m
n
considered as being at the derrick head.
2. When a weight is suspended from a derrick, its centre of gravity is j
k
l
m
n
considered as being at the heel of the derrick.
k
l
m
n
considered as being at centre of the weight
k
l
m
n
considered as being at centre of the weight measured from derrick's head
431.What is the "Range of Stability" on a statical stability curve?
1. Zero to 30 degrees. j
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l
m
n
2. Zero to one radian ( 57.3 degrees ). j

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m
n
3. Angles of heel where all GZ levers are positive. j

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m
n
4. Zero to angle of deck immersion. j

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n
432.What is the BM for a box-shaped vessel in terms of breadth and

draught?
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1. Breadth squared / 12xdraught. j

k
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m
n
2. Breadth squared / 6 x draught. j

k
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m
n
3. Breadth cubed / 12 x draught. j

k
l
m
n
4. Breadth x draught / 10. j

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m
n
433.What is the definition of transverse metacenter?
1. The distance between the actual center of gravity and the maximum center j
k
l
m
n
of gravity that will still allow a positive stability.
2. The point to which G may rise and still permit the vessel to possess j
k
l
m
n
positive stability.
3. The sum of the center of buoyancy and the center of gravity. j
k
l
m
n
4. The transverse shift of the center of buoyancy as a vessel rolls. j

k
l
m
n
434.What is the difference between on ordinary list of the vessel and loll
of the vessel,
1. there is no difference j
k
l
m
n
2. in both cases vessel is in unstable equilibrum j

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m
n
3. in listing condition the vessel is in stable equilibrum and in lolling j

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l
m
n
condition the vessel is in neutral equilibrum
4. in both condition the vessel is in neutral equilibrum condition j
k
l
m
n
435.What is the equilibrium state of the vessel in this diagram?
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1. It is in a state of stable equilibrium. j

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m
n
2. It is in a state of unstable equilibrium. j

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m
n
3. It is in a state of semi - stable equilibrium. j

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l
m
n
4. It is in a state of neutral equilibrium. j

k
l
m
n
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1. It is in a state of "Neutral Equilibrium". j

k
l
m
n
2. It is in a state of "Unstable Equilibrium". j

k
l
m
n
3. It is in a state of "Stable Equilibrium". j

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l
m
n
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4. It is a vessel in a "Tender State". j

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l
m
n
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1. The vessel is in a state of neutral equilibrium. j

k
l
m
n
2. The vessel is in a state of stable equilibrium. j

k
l
m
n
3. The ship is in a state of unstable equilibrium. j

k
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m
n
4. The vessel is in a state of semi - equilibrium. j

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m
n
438.What is the horizontal distance between the forces of Buoyancy and

Gravity, acting on a vessel when heeled by wind or waves, called?
1. Metacentric Height j
k
l
m
n
2. KG j
k
l
m
n
3. KM j
k
l
m
n
4. Righting Lever j
k
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m
n
439.What is the intact volume of a vessel above the waterline called?
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1. Buoyancy j
k
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m
n
2. Negative Buoyancy j
k
l
m
n
3. Reserve Buoyancy j
k
l
m
n
4. Lost Buoyancy j
k
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m
n
440.What is the minimum allowable value for GM?
1. 0.35m j
k
l
m
n
2. 0.25m j
k
l
m
n
3. 0.15m j
k
l
m
n
4. 0.45m j
k
l
m
n
441.What is the minimum allowable value for GZ?
1. 0.35m j
k
l
m
n
2. 0.42m j
k
l
m
n
3. 0.2m j
k
l
m
n
4. 0.15m j
k
l
m
n
442.What is the purpose of performing an Inclining Experiment or

Stability Test?
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1. To test the safe working load of a derrick or crane. j

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l
m
n
2. To determine the maximum angle of heel, before a ship will capsize. j

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l
m
n
3. There is no need for such an experiment, because the information it gives j

k
l
m
n
may be obtained in various other easier ways.
4. It is done to find out the "GM" of a vessel, plus the Ship's Lightweight, and j
k
l
m
n
VCG & LCG at this Lightweight.
443.What will happen when cargo is shifted from the main deck into the
lower hold of a vessel?
1. The GM will increase j

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m
n
2. The metacenter will move upward j

k
l
m
n
3. The center of buoyancy will move upward j

k
l
m
n
4. All of the above j

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m
n
444.What will NOT decrease the stability of a vessel?
1. Topside icing j
k
l
m
n
2. Running with a following sea j

k
l
m
n
3. Using 35% of the fuel in a full tank j

k
l
m
n
4. Lowering a weight suspended by a boom onto the deck j

k
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m
n
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445.When a vessel is in neutral equilibrium, the GM will be....
1. large j
k
l
m
n
2. small j
k
l
m
n
3. zero j
k
l
m
n
4. negative j
k
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m
n
446.When a vessel is inclined at a small angle the center of buoyancy will
1. remain stationary j
k
l
m
n
2. move toward the low side j

k
l
m
n
3. move toward the high side j

k
l
m
n
4. move to the height of the metacenter j

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m
n
447.When a wind force causes a vessel to heel to a static angle, the
1. centers of buoyancy and gravity are in the same vertical line j

k
l
m
n
2. righting moment equals the wind-heeling moment j

k
l
m
n
3. center of buoyancy remains the same j

k
l
m
n
4. deck-edge immersion occurs j

k
l
m
n
448.Which action will best increase the transverse stability of a merchant

vessel at sea?
1. Ballasting the double bottom tanks j

k
l
m
n
2. Deballasting the deep tanks j

k
l
m
n
3. Positioning a heavy lift cargo on the main deck j

k
l
m
n
4. Raising the cargo booms to the upright position j

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m
n
449.Which factor has the greatest effect on the value of the free surface
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correction?
1. The width of the tank j

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m
n
2. The length of the tank j

k
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m
n
3. The position of the tank (yop side or double bottom) j

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m
n
4. The specific gravity of the liquid in the tank j

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m
n
450.Which letters signify the metacentric height on the diagram?
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1. The metacentric height is represented by the letters " BM ". j

k
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m
n
2. The metacentric height is not shown on this diagram. j

k
l
m
n
3. The metacentric height is represented by the letters "GM ". j

k
l
m
n
4. The metacentric height is represented by the letter " M ". j

k
l
m
n
451.Which statement about free surface is TRUE?
1. A partially filled space with 40% surface permeability will have greater j
k
l
m
n
free surface effect than one with 60% surface permeability.
2. Pocketing increases the loss of GM due to free surface effect. j
k
l
m
n
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3. Cargo with a specific gravity of 1.05 has less free surface effect than a j
k
l
m
n
cargo with a specific gravity of 0.98.
4. Pocketing occurs at small angles of inclination when a tank is 98% full. j
k
l
m
n
452.Which statement about the free surface effect is true
1. it increases in direct proportion to the length of the tank times the breadth j
k
l
m
n
square
2. it decreases at increased angles of heel due to pocketing when a tank is j
k
l
m
n
90% full
3. it decreases in direct proportion to increasing specific gravity of the liquid j
k
l
m
n
in the tank
4. in practice, the correction is considered to be a virtual reduction of KG j
k
l
m
n
453.Which vessels are considered most prone to poor stability?
1. Timber-carrying vessels, and Fishing vessels in Arctic waters. j

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l
m
n
2. Liquefied Natural Gas carriers. j

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l
m
n
3. Ships loaded with grain cargoes, that are liable to shift in bad weather. j
k
l
m
n
4. Ships loaded with tobacco hogsheads /liner board or paper/ or steel coils j
k
l
m
n
that require chocking & lashing, and can break free in bad weather.
454.You are fighting a fire in a watertight compartment using hoses and

river water. Stability may be reduced because of
1. progressive downflooding j
k
l
m
n
2. reduction of water in the storage tanks j

k
l
m
n
3. increase in free surface which reduces the metacentric height j

k
l
m
n
4. reduction of KG to the minimum allowable j

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m
n
455.You are loaded a full cargo of packaged timber. What stability

calculations you must make?
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1. the GZ for sailing and arrival condition j

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m
n
2. the GM for sailing and arrival condition j

k
l
m
n
3. the GM for arrival condition, allowing possible absorbtion of water by j

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l
m
n
cargo
4. a full stability condition, showing the minimum stability criteria which will j
k
l
m
n
maintain throughout the voyage
456.Your vessel has a midships engine room and the cargo is

concentrated in the end holds. The vessel is
1. sagging with tensile stress on main deck j

k
l
m
n
2. sagging with compressive stress on main deck j

k
l
m
n
3. hogging with tensile stress on main deck j

k
l
m
n
4. hogging with compressive stress on main deck j

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457.Your vessel has been holed in #1 hold and partially flooded. The hole
is plugged against further flooding. In calculating the effect of the
flooding on your transverse stability, you should use which method?
1. Compartment standard method j

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2. Lost buoyancy method j

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3. Factor of subdivision method j

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4. Added weight method j

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458.Your vessel has just finished bunkering and has a small list due to
improper distribution of the fuel oil. This list will cause
1. a decrease in reserve buoyancy j

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2. a decrease in the maximum draft j

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3. the vessel to flop to port and starboard j

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4. None of the above j

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459.Your vessel has taken a slight list from off-center loading of material
on deck. The
1. list should be easily removed j

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2. mean draft is affected j

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3. vessel may flop j

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4. vessel is trimmed j
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460.Your vessel is damaged with no list, but down by the stern. There is
progressive flooding and trim by the stern is increasing. What is the
effect on transverse stability after the deck edge at the stern is
submerged?
1. KB increases, increasing BM and therefore GM j

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2. KG increases due to the weight of the added water on deck j

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3. BM decreases from loss of water plane and greater volume j

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4. There is no effect on transverse stability j

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461.Your vessel is damaged, listing to port and on occasion flopping to

the same angle to starboard. It has a long, slow, sluggish roll around the
angle of list. There is excessive trim by the stern with little freeboard aft.
What action should you take FIRST to correct this situation?
1. Jettison any off-center topside weights to lower GM and correct the list. j
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2. Pump out any slack after double-bottom tanks to reduce free surface and j
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increase freeboard aft.
3. Pump out the after peak and fill the forepeak to change the trim. j
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4. Press up any slack double-bottom tanks forward of the tipping center, then j
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fill the forepeak if empty
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462.Your vessel is listing 4° to port and has a short rolling period. There
is loose firefighting water in the hull. The ship is trimmed down by the
head with half meter of freeboard at the bow. Which action should you
take FIRST?
1. Press up the slack NO.1 starboard double bottom tank. j

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2. Pump out the forepeak tank. j

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3. Eliminate the water in the 'tween decks aft. j

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4. Jettison stores out of the paint locker in the forecastle. j

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463.Your vessel rolls slowly and sluggishly. This indicates that the vessel
1. has off-centre weights j

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2. is taking on water j
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3. has a greate draft forward than aft j

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4. has poor stability j

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464.An inert gas system installed on a tanker is designed to
1. aid in the stripping and cleaning of cargo tanks j

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2. increase the rate of discharge of cargo j

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3. force toxic and explosive fumes from a cargo tank to vent to the outside j
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atmosphere
4. lower the oxygen levels inside cargo tanks, making explosion nearly j
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impossible
465.Eductors are used within oil tanker cargo operations for......
1. heating the cargo. j

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2. cargo stripping. j
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3. commencing cargo loading. j

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4. commencing cargo discharge. j

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466.Electricity as a power source for deck machinery would NOT be

suitable for which of the following?
1. Crude Oil Tankers. j

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2. Refrigerated vessels. j
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3. General Cargo ships. j

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4. Ro/Ro - Container ships. j

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467.For the protection of a deep tank that carries edible oils, which of the
following coatings is most suitable?
1. Bituminous. j
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2. Emulsion. j
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3. Epoxy non-contaminate. j
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4. Self-polishing. j
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468.If a liquid chemical cargo is liable to polymerise during voyage, what

treatment does it normally receive
1. it is continously recirculated during the voyage j

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2. it is kept at the temperature above 38 degrees Celsius j

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3. an inhibitor is added to it j
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4. it is loaded at 10-15 dgrees celsius and carried in insulated tanks j

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469.On a tanker, apart from in cargo tanks, where is the buildup of

hydrocarbon vapour most likely?
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1. In ballast tanks. j
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2. In cofferdams. j
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3. In pumprooms. j
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4. In the engine room. j

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470.On an oil tanker, the final valve between the ship's side and the
onshore terminal is called the......
1. Master Valve. j
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2. Crossover Valve. j
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3. Drop Valve. j
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4. Manifold Valve. j
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471.Steam as a power source for deck machinery is most suitable for

which of the following type of ship?
1. Ro/Ro - container ships. j

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2. Refrigerated vessels. j
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3. Crude Oil Tankers. j

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4. General Cargo ships. j

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472.The purpose of inert gas systems aboard tank vessels is to
1. allow sufficient oxygen in the tank to sustain life j

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2. prevent outside air from entering the tank j

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3. provide increase in cargo discharge pressure j

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4. comply with double hull pollution prevention regulations j

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473.Ullage is the term used to describe....
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1. the vertical space above a liquid cargo. j

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2. the residue of 'sludge' left in a tank. j

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3. the volume of cargo remaining. j

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4. the depth of cargo remaining in a tank. j

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474.What action should be taken immediately in the event of an oil tank

spill when loading?
1. Notify the terminal and stop loading. j

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2. Reduce the level in the tank by gravity transfer to a slack tank. j

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3. The spilled oil on deck should be recovered and action taken to stop any j
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further spillage.
4. Stand by the fire fighting equipment in case of ignition. j
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475.What can happen when there is a wind blowing during cargo

operations on a tanker?
1. The wind can carry vapours and deposit gases around the superstructure. c
d
e
f
g
2. Gases may enter the accommodation including the galley. c

d
e
f
g
3. Gases may enter machinery spaces. c

d
e
f
g
4. Nothing serious can happen c

d
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f
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476.What causes petroleum or other crude oil products to emit gases or

vapours?
1. Liquid movement in the tanks. j

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2. Ambient temperature above the liquid's vapour point. j

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3. Any drop in temperature. j

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4. The vibration that is encountered at sea. j

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477.What is not usually a concern when you load a single hull tanker
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1. bending moments j
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2. initial stability j
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3. draft j
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4. trim j
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478.What sort of flashlights (or torches) can be used on a tanker?
1. Waterproof flashlights. j
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2. Regular tightly sealed flashlights. j

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3. Intrinsically safe flashlights. j

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4. Water-cooled flashlights. j
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479.What spaces on board a tanker must be declared safe before entry?
1. Pump rooms. j
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2. Cargo control rooms. j

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3. Engine room. j
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4. Steering gear flat. j

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480.What type of vessel is most likely to be fitted with a Ring Main cargo
system?
1. VLCC j
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2. Product Carrier j
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3. Chemical Tanker j
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4. Gas Tanker j
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481.When taking ullages, how do you ensure against inhaling vapours or

gases?
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1. Stand downwind. j
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2. Stand upwind. j
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3. Stand facing across the wind. j

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4. Stand forward. j
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482.Which cargo is considered volatile?
1. Bunker C j
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2. Turkey-red oil j
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3. Sweet oil j
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4. iso-Propylamine j
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483.Which is the MOST important consideration for a large tanker

vessel?
1. GM j
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2. The longitudinal centre of gravity j

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3. The stress on the hull j

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4. The vertical centre of gravity j

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484.Which of the following would not introduce gas into a gas free cargo
tank?
1. When a valve is opened. j

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2. When sludge is disturbed. j

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3. When a cargo pump is opened up. j

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4. When the tank lid is opened. j

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485.Which operation may cause the pressure in an inert tank to fall

below the prescribed limits?
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1. Loading j
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2. Discharging j
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3. Crude Oil Washing j

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4. Steaming j
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486.Which statement about inert gas pressures in a cargo tank is TRUE?
1. The pressures of the inert gas in the tank may create excessive pressure at j
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the pump while discharging.
2. Gas pressures should be maintained at the highest permissible level j
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throughout the discharging process
3. High gas pressures may cause pyrophoric oxidation in the tank. j
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4. High gas pressures may cause loss of suction when stripping. j

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487.Who certifies that a space is gas-free and safe for hot or cold work?
1. The bosun. j
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2. The captain. j
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3. A responsible officer. j
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4. An experienced AB. j
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488.Why do tanker vessels engaged in Tank Cleaning
1. prevent intergrade contamination, permit subsequent gas freeing for entry, j

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provide additional ballast space and remove solid residues and sludge
2. prevent intergrade contamination, provide additional ballast space and j
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remove solid residues and sludge
3. prevent intergrade contamination, permit subsequent gas freeing for entry j
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and remove solid residues and sludge
4. permit subsequent gas freeing for entry, provide additional ballast space j
k
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and remove solid residues and sludge
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489.Why is gas-freeing rarely required for LPG cargo tanks?
1. LPG is compatible with all cargos. j

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2. LPG's high oxygen content makes it nonvolatile. j

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3. Cargo tanks are inspected less frequently than on oil tankers. j

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4. The cargo tanks are used for one type of cargo only j
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490.You are on a tankship discharging oil. When all of the oil that the
main cargo pumps can handle is pumped out of a tank, the remainder is
1. stripped out and pumped directly ashore into the mainline as the remaining j
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cargo tanks are pumped out with the main pumps
2. stripped to one tank and then pumped out with the main pumps j
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3. stripped out and pumped directly ashore after all the tanks have been j
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emptied by the main pumps
4. gravitated to the centers from the wings and pumped out with the main j
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pumps
491.Amarajul marfii va fi examinat
1. dupa terminarea incarcarii inainte de plecarea navei in voiaj j

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2. inainte de plecarea navei in voiaj precum si pe timpul voiajului j

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n
3. inainte de plecarea navei in voiaj deoarece pe timpul voiajului acest lucru j

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implica riscuri pentru echipaj
4. amarajul navei nu necesita verfificare deoarece acesta este facut si certificat j
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de compania de amaraj
492.Amararea marfurilor grele si agabaritice se face
1. doar cu materiale de amaraj care prezinta aceleasi caracteristici de j

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flexibilitate si elasticitate
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2. pot fi folosite in combinatie materiale cu caracteristici de elasticitate si j

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flexibilitate diferita
3. doar cu lanturi j
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4. doar cu sarme si intinzatori j

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493.Buna conservare a produselor alimentare in vrac, pe timpul

transportului maritim, se realizeaza prin :
1. separarea loturilor de marfa; j

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2. ventilatie eficienta; j
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3. acoperirea cu prelate sau folie de plastic j

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4. conservarea acestor marfuri nu implica actiuni deosebite. j

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494.Buna stare de functionare a instalatiilor de incarcare/descarcare de

la bordul navelor se atesta prin :
1. certificatul de clasa; j
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2. certificatul de siguranta a echipamentului; j

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3. certificatul de siguranta a constructiei; j

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4. cartea instalatiei de ridicat marfuri. j

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495.Butoaiele se stivuiesc orizontal (culcat) cand :
1. sunt construite din metal; j

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2. sunt construite din lemn; j

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3. sunt construite din plastic; j

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4. au vrana practicata in doaga (pe generatoare). j

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496.Butoaiele se stivuiesc vertical (in picioare) cand :
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1. sunt construite din metal; j

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2. sunt construite din lemn; j

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3. sunt construite din plastic; j

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4. au vrana practicata in capac. j

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497.Cand natura marfurilor impune un fardaj suplimentar al magaziilor

navei, acesta este efectuat uzual, in contul :
1. armatorului; j
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2. incarcatorului; j
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3. destinatarului; j
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4. companiei de stivatori. j
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498.Cartea instalatiei de ridicat marfuri este eliberata si vizata periodic

de :
1. santierul constructor; j
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2. registrul de clasificare; j
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3. societatea de asigurare; j
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4. autoritatile navale j
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499.Coletele de marfuri generale care au marcajul necorespunzator sau

sters se incarca :
1. separat de coletele marcate corespunzator; j

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2. la terminarea operarii; j
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3. numai cu scrisoare de garantie; j

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4. coletele cu marcaj necorespunzator sau sters vor fi respinse la incarcare. j

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500.Deplasarea cherestelei incarcata pe coverta se poate datora unuia din

urmatorii factori
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1. slabirea amarajului, datorita compactarii marfii pe timpul voiajului j

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2. ruliu violent al navei j

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3. impactul cu apa de mare ambarcata pe coverta in conditii de mare agitata j

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4. toate cele 3 situatii j

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501.Dunnage este denumirea data materialelor folosite pentru
1. protejarea marfii si a ambalajului acesteia impotriva umiditatii j

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2. protejarea marfii impotriva contaminarii j

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3. protejarea marfii impotriva avariilor j

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502.Fardajul magaziilor are rol in :
1. prevenirea contactului marfurilor cu peretii metalici ai navei; j

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2. arimarea marfurilor; j
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3. amarajul marfurilor; j
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4. separatia marfurilor. j
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503.In cadrul procesului de pregatire a magaziilor de marfa pentru

transportul produselor metalurgice ( role, tabla foi, tevi etc) se
recomanda
1. spalarea magaziilor cu apa sarata j

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n
2. spalarea magaziilor cu apa sarata si apoi cu apa dulce j

k
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3. spalarea magaziilor nu este necesara in aceasta situatie j

k
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4. spalarea magaziilor se va face functie de natura produselor metalurgice ce j

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urmeaza a fi incarcate
504.In cazul operarii marfurilor cu instalatia de incarcare/descarcare a
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navei, proba instalatiei in functionare trebuie efectuata :
1. zilnic; j
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2. saptamanal; j
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3. inaintea inceperii fiecarei etape de operare; j

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4. inainte de intrarea navei in port j

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505.In mediu umed bumbacul absoarbe apa marindu-si greutatea cu :
1. 17-20%; j
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2. 20-25%; j
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3. 27-30%; j
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4. 30-35%. j
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506.In timpul incarcarii navelor mineraliere se urmareste:
1. repartizarea uniforma a incarcaturii pe magazii; j

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2. distributia marfii pe intreaga suprafata a magaziilor de marfa; j

k
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3. asigurarea unei asiete convenabile; j

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4. toate cele trei activitati mentionate. j

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507.In transportul carbunelui pentru evitarea procesului de

autoaprindere este recomandat ca
1. ventilarea sa se faca la suprafata marfii j

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2. ventilarea marfii sa se faca atat la suprafata cat si in interior j

k
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3. ventilarea sa se faca in interiorul marfii j

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4. la acest tip de marfa nu se recomanda ventilare j

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508.Inainte de incarcarea cherestelei pe coverta trebuiesc indeplinite

urmatoarele conditii
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1. capacele gurilor de magazii trebuiesc sa fie asigurate si pregatite de mare j

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n
2. tevile de sonda precum si gurile de ventilatie vor fi protejate pentru a evita j

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patrunderea apei pe timpul voiajului
3. acumularile de gheata si zapada vor fi indepartate j
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n

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509.Inainte de incarcarea sau descarcarea marfurilor solide in vrac,

comandantul navei si representantul terminalului de operare a navei vor
fi de acord asupra unui plan care
1. va asigura ca fortele taietoare si momentele de inconvoiere ale navei nu vor j

k
l
m
n
fi mai mari decat valorile maxim admisibile
2. va indica secventele de incarcare/descarcare a navei j
k
l
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n
3. va indica rata de incarcare/descarcare a navei j

k
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n

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510.Inaltimea stivei de cherestea incarcata pe coverta pentru o nava care

incarca in zona de navigatie de iarna, nu va depasi
1. 1/4 din latimea navei j

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k
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n

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4. niciuna din cele trei situatii j

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511.Inaltimea stivei de cherestea pe coverta va fi restrictionata astfel

incat
1. sa se asigure o buna vizibilitate j

k
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2. sa nu depaseasca 1/4 din latimea navei j

k
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m
n
3. sa nu depaseasca inaltimea barcilor de salvare j

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4. sa nu depaseasca 1/2 din latimea navei j

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512.Inaltimea stivei de cherestea pe coverta va fi restrictionata astfel

incat
1. stabilitatea navei sa fie mentinuta pe tot timpul voiajului j

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n
2. greutatea marfii de pe coverta sa nu depaseasca greutatea maxima j

k
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n
admisibila
3. niciuna din situatii j
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4. ambele situatii j
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513.Indicele de stivuire reprezinta :
1. masa unitatii de volum al marfii; j

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n
2. raportul dintre volumul magaziilor navei si volumul marfii; j

k
l
m
n
3. volumul unitatii de masa a marfii; j

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n
4. raportul dintre deadweightul net si greutatea marfii; j

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514.Indicele ideal de stivuire satisface :
1. cantitatea minima de marfa ce poate fi incarcata j

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n
2. cantitatea maxima de marfa ce poate fi incarcata j

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n
3. capacitatea de incarcare a navei la linia de incarcare de vara j

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n
4. capacitatea de incarcare a navei. j

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515.Instructiunile referitoarea la stivuirea si amararea marfurilor se

gasesc la bordul navei in
1. Ship's Stability Book j

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2. Cargo Loading Manual j

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3. Cargo Securing Manual j

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4. Cargo Lashing Manual j

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n
516.La amenajarea navelor in vederea transportului de cereale in vrac,

puturile de alimentare au rol in limitarea efectelor:
1. alunecarii cerealelor; j
k
l
m
n
2. tasarii cerealelor; j
k
l
m
n
3. incingerii cerealelor; j
k
l
m
n
4. umezirii cerealelor. j
k
l
m
n
517.La amenajarea navelor in vederea transportului de cereale in vrac,

separatiile longitudinale au rol in limitatrea efectelor:
1. alunecarii cerealelor; j
k
l
m
n
2. tasarii cerealelor; j
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
4. umezirii cerealelor. j
k
l
m
n
518.La bordul navei informatiile referitoare la materialele de amaraj

precum si la metodele de amaraj ce se folosesc la bordul navei se gasesc in
1. Cargo Lashing Manual j

k
l
m
n
2. Cargo Securing Manual j

k
l
m
n
3. Cargo Stowing Manual j

k
l
m
n
4. Cargo Loading Manual j

k
l
m
n
519.La bordul navelor de transport marfuri generale, partide de acelasi

tip de marfa ce urmeaza a fi descarcate in porturi diferite se separa prin
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1. benzi de plastic de culori diferite j

k
l
m
n
2. marcaje cu vopsea de culoare diferita j

k
l
m
n
3. niciuna din situatii j

k
l
m
n
4. ambele situatii j
k
l
m
n
520.La navele care transporta cereale in vrac, inaltimea metacentrica

transversala (corectata pentru efectul suprafetelor libere lichide) nu
trebuie sa fie mai mica de:
1. 0,1 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 0,2 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 0,3 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 0,15 m. j
k
l
m
n
521.La navele care transporta cereale in vrac, prin ventilatie se

urmareste limitarea efectelor:
1. pierdere a umiditatii j
k
l
m
n
2. incoltirii marfii j
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
4. la aceste marfuri ventilatia nu este necesara. j

k
l
m
n
522.La navele care transporta cereale in vrac, unghiul de inclinare

transversala datorata deplasarii incarcaturii nu trebuie sa depaseasca:
1. 10 grade j
k
l
m
n
2. 12 grade; j
k
l
m
n
3. 5 grade; j
k
l
m
n
4. 15 grade. j
k
l
m
n
523.La navele care transporta marfuri solide in vrac, cargo-planul se
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prezinta ca o sectiune a navei in plan :
1. longitudinal-diametral; j
k
l
m
n
2. transversal; j
k
l
m
n
3. orizontal; j
k
l
m
n
4. vertical. j
k
l
m
n
524.Marfurile generale ambalate se verifica la incarcare dupa :
1. greutatea coletelor; j
k
l
m
n
2. volumul coletelor; j
k
l
m
n
3. continutul coletelor; j
k
l
m
n
4. numarul si marcajul coletelor. j

k
l
m
n
525.Marfurile generale sunt receptionate la bord (cantitativ si calitativ)

pe baza :
1. greutatii coletelor j
k
l
m
n
2. ordinului de imbarcare; j
k
l
m
n
3. listei de incarcare; j
k
l
m
n
4. cargo-planului. j
k
l
m
n
526.Navele cargou sunt caracterizate de :
1. dispunerea tancurilor de balast doar in dublu fund j

k
l
m
n
2. instalatii proprii de operare; j

k
l
m
n
3. imposibilitatea incarcarii marfii in vrac j

k
l
m
n
4. un grad mare de etanseitate la nivelul puntii principale. j

k
l
m
n
527.Navele vrachiere sunt caracterizate de :
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1. gradul scazut de etanseitate al magaziilor de marfa, deoarece marfurile j

k
l
m
n
solide in vrac nu necesita acest lucru
2. lipsa tancurilor superioare de balast j
k
l
m
n
3. forma magaziilor care asigura autorujarea marfii; j

k
l
m
n
4. magazii cu structura celulara. j

k
l
m
n
528.Pentru manipularea sacilor se recomanda :
1. sapane metalice; j
k
l
m
n
2. carlige; j
k
l
m
n
3. paleti; j
k
l
m
n
4. pastici. j
k
l
m
n
529.Pentru marfurile solide in vrac susceptibile procesului de lichefiere,

"Transport Moisture Limit (TML)" se refera la
1. continutul maxim de umiditate al marfii care este considerat in siguranta j

k
l
m
n
pentru transport
2. continutul minim de umiditate al marfii care este considerat in siguranta j
k
l
m
n
pentru transport
3. continutul de umiditate al marfii care este considerat in siguranta pentru j
k
l
m
n
transport
4. continutul de umiditate al marfii care pote fi considerat sigur pentru j
k
l
m
n
transport, masurat inainte de incaperea incarcarii
530.Pericolele implicate in transportul de fier vechi pot include
1. deplasarea marfii care poate cauza o inclinare periculoasa a navei j

k
l
m
n
2. deplasarea unor bucati individuale de fier care pot cauza o avarie a peretilor j
k
l
m
n
magaziei de marfa sub linia de plutire fapt ce poate duce la inundarea
magaziei de marfa
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3. posibilitatea ca nava sa se afle in conditie de echilibru instabil datorita j

k
l
m
n
faptului ca marfa mai grea a fost incarcata peste marfa mai usoara
k
l
m
n
531.Pregatirea magaziilor de marfa pentru incarcarea carbunelui

presupune ca
1. toate cablurile electrice precum si a componentelor electrice adiacente j

k
l
m
n
spatiilor de incarcare trebuie sa fie in buna stare si sa nu prezinte defecte
2. inchiderea tuturor gurilor de ventilatie j
k
l
m
n
3. lasarea deschisa a gurilor de acces in magazii pentru intrarea si masurarea j

k
l
m
n
nivelului de oxigen
4. niciuna din cele 3 situatii j
k
l
m
n
532.Pregatirea magaziilor pentru incarcare presupune
1. inspectia echipamentelor auxiliare cum ar fi santine, tevile de sonda j

k
l
m
n
precum si alte tubulaturi care trec prin magaziile navei
2. inspectia etanseitatii capacelor magaziilor j
k
l
m
n
3. inspectia gurilor de ventilatie j

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
533.Pregatirea magaziilor pentru incarcare presupune :
1. verificarea instalatiei de incarcare j

k
l
m
n
2. verfifcarea instalatiei de inchidere a magaziilor j

k
l
m
n
3. indepartarea fardajului; j
k
l
m
n
4. indepartarea mirosurilor remanente. j

k
l
m
n
534.Pregatirea magaziilor pentru incarcare se face
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1. functie de natura marfii care urmeaza a fi transportata j

k
l
m
n
2. dupa o procedura standard disponibila in documentatia tehnica a navei j

k
l
m
n
3. numai in cazul cand este nevoie j

k
l
m
n
4. doar daca urmeaza a se incarca acelasi tip de marfa j

k
l
m
n
535.Pregatirea magaziilor pentru incarcare si transport presupune:
1. curatarea santinelor; j
k
l
m
n
2. curatarea tancurilor de balast; j

k
l
m
n
3. spalarea zonelor adiacente spatiului de incarcare j

k
l
m
n
4. indepartarea fardajului. j
k
l
m
n
1. indepartarea fardajului; j
k
l
m
n
2. maturarea magaziilor si indepartatea rezidurilor de la marfurile transportate j

k
l
m
n
anterior;
3. vopsirea locurilor acoperite cu rugina din interiorul magaziilor j
k
l
m
n
4. presarea tancurilor din dublu fund. j

k
l
m
n
1. vopsirea locurilor acoperite cu rugina din interiorul magaziilor j

k
l
m
n
2. curatarea tancurilor de balast; j

k
l
m
n
3. fardarea peretilor si a paiolului, corespunzator naturii marfurilor; j

k
l
m
n
4. inchiderea clapetilor de ventilatie. j

k
l
m
n
538.Prin amarajul marfurilor se urmareste:
1. arimarea corespunzatoare; j
k
l
m
n
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2. reducerea inaltimii metacentrice; j

k
l
m
n
3. excluderea deplasarii marfurilor pe timpul transportului; j

k
l
m
n
4. stivuirea cat mai compacta a marfurilor la bordul navei j

k
l
m
n
539.Prin rujarea marfurilor solide in vrac se intelege operatiunea de:
1. tasare a marfii j
k
l
m
n
2. nivelare a marfii; j
k
l
m
n
3. separare a marfii; j
k
l
m
n
4. manipulare a marfii. j
k
l
m
n
540.Prin rujarea marfurilor solide in vrac se urmareste:
1. limitarea deplasarii marfii; j

k
l
m
n
2. accelerarea procesului de tasare; j

k
l
m
n
3. limitarea efectelor incingerii marfii; j

k
l
m
n
4. la aceste marfuri nu se practica rujarea. j

k
l
m
n
541.Prin stivuirea "pe jumatate sac" se urmareste :
1. stabilitatea stivei de marfa; j

k
l
m
n
2. spatiu mort minim; j

k
l
m
n
3. ventilatie pronuntata; j
k
l
m
n
4. reducerea timpului de operare. j

k
l
m
n
542.Prin stivuirea "sac pe sac" se urmareste :

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
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k
l
m
n
543.Prin stivuirea sacilor "tesut" se urmareste :

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
544.Principalele pericole ale marfurilor solide in vrac sunt
1. lichefierea j
k
l
m
n
2. deplasarea pe timpul voiajului j

k
l
m
n
3. provocarea de avarii la structura navei j

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
545.Principalele pericole in transportul carbunilor sunt
1. pot emite gaze inflamabile j

k
l
m
n
2. prezinta pericol de autoaprindere j

k
l
m
n
3. lichefiere j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
546.Printr-o separare eficienta a loturilor de marfa incarcate se

urmareste :
1. evitarea manipularilor suplimentare de marfuri, in contul navei; j

k
l
m
n
2. conservarea marfurilor pe timpul transportului; j

k
l
m
n
3. reducerea materialelor de amaraj; j

k
l
m
n
4. evitarea deplasarii marfurilor la bordul navei j

k
l
m
n
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547.Proprietatile fizico-chimice ale carbunilor, care influenteaza procesul

de transport pe mare, sunt:
1. umiditatea; j
k
l
m
n
2. emanatia de gaze inflamabile; j

k
l
m
n
3. autoaprinderea; j
k
l
m
n
4. toate cele 3 proprietati mentionate. j

k
l
m
n
548.Proprietatile fizico-chimice ale cerealelor, care influenteaza procesul

de transport pe mare, sunt:
1. alunecarea; j
k
l
m
n
2. tasarea; j
k
l
m
n
3. incingerea; j
k
l
m
n
4. toate cele 3 proprietati mentionate. j

k
l
m
n
549.Recomandarile IMO privind trasportul, stivuirea si amararea

marfurilor sunt date de
1. Code of safe Practice for Cargo Stowage and Securing j

k
l
m
n
2. Code of Safe Practice for Cargo Loading and Securing j

k
l
m
n
3. International Code of Stowage and Securing for all types of cargo j

k
l
m
n
4. IMDG Code j
k
l
m
n
550.Rolele de tabla cu greutatea mai mare de 12 tone se vor stivui pe

maxim :
1. 1 rand; j
k
l
m
n
2. 2 randuri; j
k
l
m
n
3. 3 randuri; j
k
l
m
n
4. 4 randuri. j
k
l
m
n
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551.Rolele de tabla pot fi stivuite la bordul navei functie de greutatea lor

astfel
1. pana la 10 tone pe 3 randuri j

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

astfel

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
3. pana la 15 tone pe 1 rand j

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

astfel
1. peste 15 tone pe 2 randuri j

k
l
m
n
2. peste 15 tone pe maxim 2 randuri j

k
l
m
n
3. peste 15 tone pe 1 rand j

k
l
m
n
4. pana la 15 tone pe 1 sau 2 randuri j

k
l
m
n
554.Rujarea marfurilor solide in vrac se face cu scopul de a
1. reduce riscul deplasarii marfii la bord j

k
l
m
n
2. minimiza continutul de aer din marfa j

k
l
m
n
3. reduce riscul deplasarii marfii la bord si de a minimiza continutul de aer j

k
l
m
n
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din marfa care pote duce la aprinderea spontana a marfii

k
l
m
n
555.Se interzice ventilatia magaziilor navei, pe timpul transportului,

atunci cand :
1. temperatura marfurilor incarcate este mai mare decat temperatura aerului j

k
l
m
n
atmosferic;
2. nava imbarca apa pe punte; j
k
l
m
n
3. marfa va fi descarcata in acelasi port j

k
l
m
n
4. ventilatia marfurilor nu depinde de factorii de mediu exterior. j

k
l
m
n
556.Se interzice ventilatia magaziilor navei, pe timpul transportului,

atunci cand :
1. temperatura marfurilor incarcate este mai mica decat temperatura aerului j

k
l
m
n
atmosferic;
2. marfa nu este ambalata j
k
l
m
n
3. se naviga cu val de pupa; j

k
l
m
n
4. ventilatia marfurilor nu depinde de factorii de mediu exterior. j

k
l
m
n
557.Stantele pentru havalea se instaleaza :
1. la intervale de maxim 5 m; j
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
4. instalarea stantelor nu este obligatorie. j

k
l
m
n
558.Starea de ruginire a marfii se caracterizeaza cu remarca :
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1. marfa ruginita; j
k
l
m
n
2. rugina atmosferica; j
k
l
m
n
3. rugina superficiala; j
k
l
m
n
4. rugina usoara. j
k
l
m
n
559.Testarea etanseitatii capacelor gurilor de magazie, cu manica de

incendiu sub presiune, trebuie efectuata :
1. numai la iesirea din santier; j

k
l
m
n
2. numai pe timpul inspectiilor registrului de clasificare; j

k
l
m
n
3. numai pe timpul expertizelor P&I; j

k
l
m
n
4. ori de cate ori este nevoie. j

k
l
m
n
560.Tevile metalice este recomandat a se incarca la bordul navei
1. doar longitudinal j
k
l
m
n
2. doar transversal, eliminandu-se posibilitatea deplasarii marfii pe timpul j

k
l
m
n
transportului
3. atat longitudinal cat si transversal j
k
l
m
n
4. nu se pot incarca pe punte j

k
l
m
n
561.Tipul materialelor de amaraj precum si cantitatea acestora sunt

dictate, in principal, de :
1. costurile materialelor de amaraj j

k
l
m
n
2. natura marfurilor; j
k
l
m
n
3. ruta de navigatie; j
k
l
m
n
4. durata voiajului j
k
l
m
n
562.Toate operatiunile legate de asigurarea etanseitatii capacelor gurilor

de magazie trebuie intregistrate in :
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1. planul de intretinere a navei; j

k
l
m
n
2. jurnalul de bord; j
k
l
m
n
3. in anexa de la certificatul de operare al instalatiei j

k
l
m
n
4. inregistrarea acestor operatiuni nu este necesara. j

k
l
m
n
563.Transportul marfurilor pe punte se face :
1. pe riscul armatorului; j
k
l
m
n
2. pe riscul destinatarului marfii; j

k
l
m
n
3. pe riscul comandantului; j
k
l
m
n
4. pe riscul incarcatorului. j
k
l
m
n
564.Ventilatoarele navelor cargou realizeaza, in medie, pentru fiecare

magazie de marfa :
1. 2 schimburi de aer pe ora; j

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
4. 12 schimburi de aer pe ora. j

k
l
m
n
565.Aptitudinea navei si a echipajului sau de a efectua un voiaj in

siguranta, din toate punctele de vedere, pentru nava insasi, pentru
echipaj si incarcatura, reprezinta :
1. o calitate nautica; j
k
l
m
n
2. buna practica marinareasca; j

k
l
m
n
3. buna stare de navigabilitate; j

k
l
m
n
4. respectarea normelor impuse de societatea de clasificare j

k
l
m
n
566.Cargo-planul initial sta la baza :
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1. calcului de stabilitate si asieta; j

k
l
m
n
2. angajarii navei; j
k
l
m
n
3. calculului de eficienta a navei; j

k
l
m
n
4. contractului de navlosire si transport. j

k
l
m
n
567.Cargo-planul se intocmeste pe baza :
1. calculului de stabilitate si asieta j

k
l
m
n
2. conosamentului; j
k
l
m
n
3. listei de incarcare; j
k
l
m
n
4. contractului de navlosire si transport. j

k
l
m
n
568.Cazurile tipice de incarcare a navei sunt date de :
1. Codul de buna practica pentru incarcarea, stivuirea si amararea marfurilor j

k
l
m
n
la bordul navei
2. Normele registrului naval; j
k
l
m
n
3. Manualul companiei de navigatie; j

k
l
m
n
4. Informatia de stabilitate pentru comandant. j

k
l
m
n
569.Coletele care contin poluanti marini severi ambalati, nedepasind 0,5 l

pentru substante lichide si 0,5 kg pentru substante solide, vor fi marcate
durabil:
1. cu inscriptia MARINE POLLUANT; j

k
l
m
n
2. cu denumirea comerciala si numarul ONU; j

k
l
m
n
3. cu formula chimica a marfii continute j

k
l
m
n
4. pentru aceste colete marcajul MARINE POLLUANT nu este obligatoriu. j

k
l
m
n
570.Coletele care contin poluanti marini ambalati, nedepasind 5 l pentru
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substante lichide si 5 kg pentru substante solide , vor fi marcate durabil:
1. cu inscriptia MARINE POLLUANT; j

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
3. cu formula chimica a marfii continute; j

k
l
m
n
4. pentru aceste colete marcajul MARINE POLLUANT nu este obligatoriu. j

k
l
m
n
571.Conditiile tehnice-constructive si de dotare a navelor maritime sunt

reglementate de :
1. Conventia internationala privind constructia navelor j

k
l
m
n
2. Conventia internationala pentru ocrotirea vietii umane pe mare (SOLAS); j

k
l
m
n
3. Codul international privind stabilitatea tuturor tipurilor de nave j

k
l
m
n
4. Codul international privind incarcarea, stivuirea si amararea marfurilor la j

k
l
m
n
bordul navei
572.Deadweightul brut al navei este :
1. volumul spatiilor destinat marfii; j

k
l
m
n
2. capacitatea totala de incarcarea a navei mai putin greutatile lichide de la j

k
l
m
n
bord
3. capacitatea totala de incarcare a navei; j
k
l
m
n
4. suma greutatilor constante de la bord. j

k
l
m
n
573.Deadweightul caracterizeaza :
1. deplasamentul navei la un moment dat j

k
l
m
n
2. deplasamentul maxim al navei la linia de incarcare de vara j

k
l
m
n
3. capacitatea de incarcare a navei inclusiv greutatile lichide de la bordul j

k
l
m
n
navei si greutatea navei goale
4. capacitatea de incarcare. j
k
l
m
n
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574.Deadweightul net al navei este:
1. o marime constanta; j
k
l
m
n
2. spatiul destinat marfii; j

k
l
m
n
3. suma greutatilor variabile de la bord; j

k
l
m
n
4. capacitatea utila de incarcare a navei. j

k
l
m
n
575.Densitatea standard pentru care este intocmita documentatia de

incarcare de la bordul navelor este:
1. j
k
l
m
n
1,000 t/m3
2. j
k
l
m
n
1,012 t/m3
3. j
k
l
m
n
1,025 t/m3
4. j
k
l
m
n
1,030 t/m3
576.Deplasamentul de plina incarcare corespunde :
1. liniei de plutire de vara in apa dulce j

k
l
m
n
2. liniei de plutire de vara indiferent de valoarea densitatii apei in care j

k
l
m
n
pluteste nava
3. liniei de plutire de vara, in apa sarata; j
k
l
m
n
4. oricarei linii de plutire indiferent de densitatea apei in care pluteste nava j

k
l
m
n
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577.Deplasamentul navei goale este:
1. o marime variabila calculata de santierul constructor; j

k
l
m
n
2. este o marime variabila si se determina la bordul navei pentru fiecare j

k
l
m
n
incarcare
3. o marime constanta data de santierul constructor; j
k
l
m
n
4. este o marime variabila si se determina de fiecare data cand nava intra in j

k
l
m
n
santier
578.Deplasamentul navei reprezinta:
1. volumul de apa deslocuit de carena navei; j

k
l
m
n
2. masa incarcaturii de la bord; j

k
l
m
n
3. volumul total ocupat de marfa; j

k
l
m
n
4. masa volumului de apa deslocuit de nava. j

k
l
m
n
579.Descarcarea navelor tanc pentru produse chimice se realizeaza :
1. numai cu pompele navei; j

k
l
m
n
2. numai cu pompele terminalului; j

k
l
m
n
3. cu pompele navei si cu pompele terminalului; j

k
l
m
n
4. metoda de descarcare se stabileste prin contract. j

k
l
m
n
580.Diferenta dintre deadweightul brut al navei si totalitatea greutatilor

de la bord (care nu constituie marfa) reprezinta :
1. tonajul navei; j
k
l
m
n
2. tonajul registru brut; j

k
l
m
n
3. tonajul registru net; j

k
l
m
n
4. deadweightul net. j
k
l
m
n
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581.Diferenta dintre deplasamentul de plina incarcare si greutatea navei

goale reprezinta :
1. tonajul navei; j
k
l
m
n
2. deadweightul net; j
k
l
m
n
3. deadweightul brut; j
k
l
m
n
4. tonajul registru brut. j

k
l
m
n
582.Diferenta dintre deplasamentul navei la un pescaj dat si greutatile

cunoscute( inclusiv greutatea navei goale) se materializeaza in:
1. deadweightul net al navei; j

k
l
m
n
2. deadweightul brut al navei; j

k
l
m
n
3. tonajul navei; j
k
l
m
n
4. constanta navei. j
k
l
m
n
583.Factorii care influenteaza marimea efectului suprafetelor libere

lichide sunt
1. latimea tancului, lungimea tancului, densitatea lichidului din tanc j

k
l
m
n
2. latimea tancului, lungimea tancului, starea de inclinare a navei j

k
l
m
n
3. latimea tancului, densitatea lichidului din tanc si pozitia pe verticala a j

k
l
m
n
tancului la bordul navei
4. latimea tancului, densitatea lichidului din tanc si asieta navei j
k
l
m
n
584.Factorul de corectie a deplasamentului, pentru densitate, are

expresia:
1. j
k
l
m
n
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γ2
fc =
γ1
2. j
k
l
m
n
γ1
fc =
γ2
3. j
k
l
m
n
fc = γ 1 − γ 2
4. j
k
l
m
n
fc = γ 2 − γ 1
585.Formula care exprima relatia dintre deplasamentul navei si volumul

de apa deslocuit de carena navei este :
1. j
k
l
m
n
V
D=
γ
2. j
k
l
m
n
D = V ⋅γ
3. j
k
l
m
n
D = V( γ 2 - γ 1)
4. j
k
l
m
n
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γ1
V⋅
D= γ2
586.Institutiile organizate in scopul supravegherii constructiei si

exploatarii navelor, capabile sa emita certificate care sa confirme buna
stare tehnica, sunt :
1. societati de asigurare; j
k
l
m
n
2. registre de clasificare; j
k
l
m
n
3. autoritatile navale j
k
l
m
n
4. santiere navale. j
k
l
m
n
587.Intocmirea cargo-planului este sarcina si responsabilitatea :
1. incarcatorului navei; j
k
l
m
n
2. comandantului navei; j
k
l
m
n
3. companiei de stivatori; j
k
l
m
n
4. superintendentului navei. j
k
l
m
n
588.La intocmirea cargo planului se va tine cont de
1. greutatea maxima admisibila care poate fi incarcata pe paiolul magaziilor j

k
l
m
n
sau pe capacele gurilor de magazii
2. greutatea maxima admisibila a mijloacelor de incarcare de la bordul navei j
k
l
m
n
3. numarul mijloacelor de incarcare de la bordul navei j

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
589.O explozie care afecteaza aproape intreaga incarcatura, in mod

instantaneu, este definita ca:
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1. explozie accelerata; j
k
l
m
n
2. explozie intarziata; j
k
l
m
n
3. explozie in masa; j
k
l
m
n
4. explozie instantanee. j
k
l
m
n
590.O tona deadweight are :
1. 100 pc; j
k
l
m
n
2. 907 kg; j
k
l
m
n
3. 1000 kg; j
k
l
m
n
4. 1016 kg. j
k
l
m
n
591.O tona lunga are :
1. 100 pc; j
k
l
m
n
2. 907 kg; j
k
l
m
n
3. 1000 kg; j
k
l
m
n
4. 1016 kg. j
k
l
m
n
592.O tona metrica are :
1. 100 pc; j
k
l
m
n
2. 907 kg j
k
l
m
n
3. 1000 kg; j
k
l
m
n
4. 1016 kg. j
k
l
m
n
593.O tona registru are ;
1. 1000 m cubi; j
k
l
m
n
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2. 1000 kg; j
k
l
m
n
3. 2,83 m cubi; j
k
l
m
n
4. 1016 kg. j
k
l
m
n
594.O tona registru este egala cu :
1. 1000 kg; j
k
l
m
n
2. 100 pc; j
k
l
m
n
3. 907 kg; j
k
l
m
n
4. 1016 kg. j
k
l
m
n
595.O tona scurta are :
1. 100 pc; j
k
l
m
n
2. 907 kg; j
k
l
m
n
3. 1000 kg; j
k
l
m
n
4. 1016 kg. j
k
l
m
n
596.Operatiunea de pregatire a navei pentru incarcare si transport

depinde, in cea mai mare masura, de :
1. ruta de navigatie; j
k
l
m
n
2. tipul navei; j
k
l
m
n
3. natura marfurilor ce urmeaza a fi incarcate; j

k
l
m
n
4. numarul porturilor de operare. j

k
l
m
n
597.Ordinul de imbarcare este intocmit de :
1. comandantul navei; j
k
l
m
n
2. agentul navei j
k
l
m
n
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3. incarcatorul navei; j
k
l
m
n
4. compania de stivatori. j
k
l
m
n
598.Ordinul de imbarcare este un document de baza pentru :
1. intocmirea cargo-planului final; j

k
l
m
n
2. calculul de stabilitate j
k
l
m
n
3. determinarea pescajelor si a asietei j

k
l
m
n
4. masurile necesare ventilatiei marfurilor incarcate j

k
l
m
n
599.Pregatirea navei, corespunzator marfurilor ce urmeaza a fi incarcate

si rutei de navigatie, contribuie la :
1. eficienta voiajului j
k
l
m
n
2. atestarea bunei stari de navigabilitate; j

k
l
m
n
3. efectuarea voiajului intr-un timp mai scurt j

k
l
m
n
4. marirea vitezei de operare a marfurilor. j

k
l
m
n
600.Prin intocmirea cargo-planului se urmareste :
1. excluderea manevrelor suplimentare de marfa; j

k
l
m
n
2. amplasarea greutatilor deasupra planului neutru; j

k
l
m
n
3. incarcarea cu cat mai putine macarale j

k
l
m
n
4. micsorarea deplasamentului navei goale. j

k
l
m
n
601.Prin intocmirea cargo-planului se urmareste :
1. mentinerea constantei navei; j

k
l
m
n
2. evitarea incarcarii mai multor sorturi de marfa compatibile in acelasi j

k
l
m
n
compartiment
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3. pierderea minima de spatiu prin stivuire; j

k
l
m
n
4. evitarea amararii tuturor marfurilor j

k
l
m
n
602.Prin intocmirea corecta a cargo planului se urmareste :
1. amplasarea greutatilor incarcate deasupra planului neutru; j

k
l
m
n
2. mentinerea constantei navei; j

k
l
m
n
3. reducerea la minimul necesar a materialelor de separatie si de amaraj; j

k
l
m
n
4. o cantitate minima de balast permanent. j

k
l
m
n
603.Prin intocmirea corecta a cargo-planului se asigura :
1. un numar minim de guri de magazii la operare; j

k
l
m
n
2. o stabilitate longitudinala negativa; j

k
l
m
n
3. o constanta minima; j
k
l
m
n
4. un numar maxim de guri de magazii la operare. j

k
l
m
n
604.Prin intocmirea corecta a cargo-planului se urmareste :
1. economia de combustibil; j
k
l
m
n
2. o buna stabilitate si o asieta corespunzatoare; j

k
l
m
n
3. ordinea de consum al lichidelor la bord; j

k
l
m
n
4. amplasarea greutatilor in planul neutru. j

k
l
m
n
1. o inclinare minima a navei j

k
l
m
n
2. o cantitate minima de balast permanent. j

k
l
m
n
3. distributia uniforma a marfurilor la bord; j

k
l
m
n
4. cresterea deplasamentului navei goale; j

k
l
m
n
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1. amplasarea greutatilor in planul neutru; j

k
l
m
n
2. protejarea marfurilor, avand in vedere compatibilitatea lor reciproca; j

k
l
m
n
3. o cantitate minima de balast permanent; j

k
l
m
n
4. reducerea deplasamentului navei goale. j

k
l
m
n
607.Printr-o repartizare cat mai uniforma a marfurilor la bord, in plan

longitudinal, se urmareste :
1. limitarea fortelor de forfecare din structura de rezistenta a navei; j

k
l
m
n
2. limitarea momentelor de torsionare din structura de rezistenta a navei; j

k
l
m
n
3. evitarea canarisirii navei; j

k
l
m
n
4. evitarea deplasarii marfurilor la bordul navei j

k
l
m
n
608.Printr-o repartizare cat mai uniforma a marfurilor la bord, in plan

transversal, se urmareste :
1. limitarea fortelor de forfecare din structura de rezistenta a navei; j

k
l
m
n
2. limitarea momentelor de torsionare din structura de rezistenta a navei; j

k
l
m
n
3. evitarea unei asiete neconvenabile j

k
l
m
n
4. reducerea ruliului navei. j

k
l
m
n
609.Repartizarea marfurilor la bord pe magazii, loturi de marfa si

porturi de descarcare, este data de :
1. lista de incarcare; j
k
l
m
n
2. conosament j
k
l
m
n
3. ordinul de imbarcare; j
k
l
m
n
4. cargo-plan. j
k
l
m
n
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610.Standardele constructive pentru mijloacele de salvare a vietii pe

mare sunt date de :
1. Societatilor de Clasificare j
k
l
m
n
2. Conventia SOLAS; j
k
l
m
n
3. Codul LSA; j
k
l
m
n
4. Codul STCW. j
k
l
m
n
611.Temperatura standard pentru care este intocmita documentatia de

incarcare de la bordul navelor este:
1. 0 grade C; j
k
l
m
n
2. + 5 grade C; j
k
l
m
n
3. +10 grade C; j
k
l
m
n
4. +15 grade C. j
k
l
m
n
612.Tonajul navei reprezinta :
1. volumul total al spatiilor interioare destinate exclusiv incarcarii marfii j

k
l
m
n
2. volumul total al spatiilor interioare exclusiv spatiile destinate cazarii j

k
l
m
n
echipajului
3. volumul total al spatiilor interioare; j
k
l
m
n
4. diferenta dintre tonajul registru brut si tonajul registru net al navei. j

k
l
m
n
613.Totalitatea cunostintelor de ordin aplicativ si a deprinderilor practice

necesare conducerii navei in siguranta, in orice conditii de vreme,
reprezinta :
1. calitatile nautice ale navei; j

k
l
m
n
2. buna practica marinareasca; j

k
l
m
n
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3. buna stare de navigabilitate; j

k
l
m
n
4. indeplinirea normelor stabilite de conventiile internationale privind j

k
l
m
n
incarcarea si stabilitatea navei
614.Un metru cub are :
1. 35,3 picioare cubice; j

k
l
m
n
2. 100 picioare cubice; j

k
l
m
n
3. 28,3 picioare cubice; j

k
l
m
n
4. 50 picioare cubice. j
k
l
m
n
615.Volumul spatiilor inchise de la bordul navei, destinat incarcarii

marfurilor si/sau cazarii pasagerilor, reperezinta :
1. tonajul navei; j
k
l
m
n
2. tonajul net; j
k
l
m
n
3. tonajul brut; j
k
l
m
n
4. capacitatea de incarcare a navei fara marfa pe punte j

k
l
m
n
616.Volumul specific al marfii reprezinta :
1. raportul dintre volumul total al magaziilor navei si volumul marfii j

k
l
m
n
incarcate;
2. suma dintre indicele de stivuire si spatiul mort aferent; j
k
l
m
n
3. volumul ocupat de o tona metrica de marfa; j

k
l
m
n
4. volumul ocupat de o tona lunga de marfa. j

k
l
m
n
617.Volumul specific al navei reprezinta :
1. raportul dintre deadweightul net si volumul magaziilor navei; j

k
l
m
n
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2. volumul net destinat incarcarii marfurilor; j

k
l
m
n
3. raportul dintre volumul magaziilor si deadweightul net al navei; j

k
l
m
n
4. diferenta dintre tonajul registru brut si tonajul registru net al navei. j

k
l
m
n
618.Volumul total al spatiilor permanent inchse ale navei reprezinta :
1. tonajul navei; j
k
l
m
n
2. tonajul registru net; j

k
l
m
n
3. tonajul registru brut; j

k
l
m
n
4. capacitatea de incarcare a navei fara marfa pe punte. j

k
l
m
n
619.Actiunile de interventie in cazul accidentelor care implica marfuri

periculoase sunt cuprinse in fisele de securitate :
1. in sectiunea 1; j
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
4. in sectiunea 4. j
k
l
m
n
620.Algoritmul activitatilor recomandate pentru transportul de marfuri

periculoase cuprinde:
1. primirea listei de incarcare cu marfuri periculoase; j

k
l
m
n
2. procurarea documentatiei tehnice necesare; j

k
l
m
n
3. analiza posibilitatilor tehnice si constructive ale navei, in raport cu cerintele j

k
l
m
n
specifice claselor de marfuri periculoase;
k
l
m
n

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1. studierea caracteristicilor si a proprietatilor marfurilor periculoase oferite j

k
l
m
n
spre incarcare;
2. intocmirea planului de incarcare; j
k
l
m
n
3. redactarea si inaintarea cererii de echipament, materiale de interventie si j

k
l
m
n
materiale de decontaminare;
k
l
m
n

1. stabilirea masurilor necesare pentru incarcarea marfurilor periculoase, j

k
l
m
n
tinand cont de riscurile primordiale si secundare ale acestora;
2. stabilirea componentei echipei de interventie si a ofiterului responsabil cu j
k
l
m
n
operarea marfurilor periculoase;
3. stabilirea rolurilor pentru echipaj; j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

1. stabilirea graficului de supraveghere a incarcarii, transportului si j

k
l
m
n
descarcarii marfurilor periculoase;
2. stabilirea restrictiilor de acces si circulatie la bord; j
k
l
m
n
3. stabilirea locului pentru depozitarea echipamentului de interventie si j

k
l
m
n
efectuarea exercitiilor de antrenament;
k
l
m
n
624.Ambalajele marcate cu litera "X" pot fi utilizate numai pentru

marfurile periculoase avand:
1. grupul de ambalare I; j
k
l
m
n
2. grupul de ambalare II; j

k
l
m
n
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3. grupul de ambalare III; j

k
l
m
n
4. aceste ambalaje pot fi utilizate pentru toate grupurile de ambalare. j

k
l
m
n
625.Ambalajele marcate cu litera "Y" pot fi utilizate numai pentru

1. grupurile de ambalare I si II; j

k
l
m
n
2. grupurile de ambalare II si III; j

k
l
m
n
3. grupurile de ambalare I si III; j

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
626.Ambalajele marcate cu litera "Z" pot fi utilizate numai pentru

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
627.Ambalajele materialelor radioactive care trebuie sa reziste conditiilor

normale de transport, dar si in cazul unui accident, sunt :
1. ambalaje de tip B; j
k
l
m
n
2. ambalaje de tip A; j
k
l
m
n
3. ambalaje de tip C; j
k
l
m
n
4. ambalaje de tip D. j
k
l
m
n
628.Ambalajele materialelor radioactive care, in conditii normale de

transport impiedica orice pierderi sau dispersare a continutului
radioactiv, manifestandu-si functia de ecran de protectie, sunt :
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1. ambalaje de tip B; j
k
l
m
n
2. ambalaje de tip A; j
k
l
m
n
3. ambalaje de tip C; j
k
l
m
n
4. ambalaje de tip D. j
k
l
m
n
629.Ambalajele pentru marfuri periculoase marcate cu litera "X"

corespund:
1. grupului de ambalare I; j
k
l
m
n
2. grupului de ambalare II; j

k
l
m
n
3. grupului de ambalare III; j

k
l
m
n
4. tuturor grupurilor de ambalare. j

k
l
m
n
630.Ambalajele pentru marfuri periculoase marcate cu litera "Y"

corespund:
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
631.Ambalajele pentru marfuri periculoase marcate cu litera "Z"

corespund:
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
632.Ambalarea in unitati de transport marfa este reglementata de Codul

IMDG, in :
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1. Volumul 1, Partea 4; j
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
4. Volumul 3, Partea 3. j
k
l
m
n
633.Cand este necesar accesul rapid la marfurile periculoase, se

recomanda stivuirea:
1. PE PUNTE; j
k
l
m
n
2. SUB PUNTE; j
k
l
m
n
3. NUMAI PE PUNTE; j
k
l
m
n
4. NUMAI SUB PUNTE. j

k
l
m
n
634.Cand marfurile periculoase prezinta un risc substantial de formare a

amestecurilor de gaze explozive sau vapori extrem de toxici sau cand este
posibila corodarea insesizabila a structurii navei, se recomanda stivuirea:
1. PE PUNTE; j
k
l
m
n
2. SUB PUNTE; j
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
635.Cand se solicita supravegherea constanta a marfurilor periculoase, se

recomanda stivuirea:
1. PE PUNTE; j
k
l
m
n
2. SUB PUNTE; j
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
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636.Clasa 1 de marfuri periculoase (explozivi) cuprinde :
1. 3 diviziuni; j
k
l
m
n
2. 2 diviziuni; j
k
l
m
n
3. 4 diviziuni; j
k
l
m
n
4. 6 diviziuni. j
k
l
m
n
637.Clasa 2 de marfuri periculoase (gaze comprimate, lichefiate sau

dizolvate, sub presiune) cuprinde :
1. 2 diviziuni; j
k
l
m
n
2. 3 diviziuni; j
k
l
m
n
3. 5 diviziuni; j
k
l
m
n
4. clasa 2 nu are diviziuni. j

k
l
m
n
638.Clasa 3 de marfuri periculoase (lichide inflamabile) cuprinde :
1. 5 diviziuni; j
k
l
m
n
2. 2 diviziuni; j
k
l
m
n
3. 3 diviziuni; j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
639.Clasa 4 de marfuri periculoase (substante solide inflamabile)

cuprinde :
1. 2 diviziuni; j
k
l
m
n
2. 3 diviziuni; j
k
l
m
n
3. 4 diviziuni; j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
640.Clasa 5 de marfuri periculoase (substante oxidante si peroxizi
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organici) cuprinde :
1. 2 diviziuni; j
k
l
m
n
2. 3 diviziuni; j
k
l
m
n
3. 4 diviziuni; j
k
l
m
n
4. 5 diviziuni. j
k
l
m
n
641.Clasa 6 de marfuri periculoase (substante toxic-otravitoare si

infectioase) cuprinde :
1. 2 diviziuni; j
k
l
m
n
2. 3 diviziuni; j
k
l
m
n
3. 4 diviziuni; j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
642.Clasa 7 de marfuri periculoase (materiale radioactive) cuprinde:
1. 2 diviziuni; j
k
l
m
n
2. 3 diviziuni; j
k
l
m
n
3. 4 diviziuni; j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
643.Clasa 8 de marfuri periculoase (substante corozive) cuprinde :
1. 2 diviziuni; j
k
l
m
n
2. 3 diviziuni; j
k
l
m
n
3. 4 diviziuni; j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
644.Clasa 9 de marfuri periculoase (diverse substante si articole

periculoase) cuprinde :
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1. 2 diviziuni; j
k
l
m
n
2. 3 diviziuni; j
k
l
m
n
3. 5 diviziuni; j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
645.Clasificarea marfurilor periculoase este data de Codul IMDG in :
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
646.Clasificarea substantelor, amestecurilor si solutiilor care prezinta

riscuri multiple se face dupa:
1. compusul periculos cu masa cea mai mare; j

k
l
m
n
2. compusul periculos cu volumul cel mai mare; j

k
l
m
n
3. riscul primordial, avandu-se in atentie si riscurile subsidiare; j

k
l
m
n
4. marfurile periculoase care prezinta riscuri multiple nu sunt admise la j

k
l
m
n
transportul pe mare.
647.Codul combustibililor nucleari radioactivi este cuprins in Codul

IMDG, in :
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
648.Codul International Maritim al Marfurilor Periculoase este
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structurat si redactat in :
1. 2 volume; j
k
l
m
n
2. 3 volume; j
k
l
m
n
3. 4 volume; j
k
l
m
n
4. 5 volume. j
k
l
m
n
649.Confectionarea si testarea ambalajelor sunt reglementate de Codul

IMDG, in :
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
650.Controalele organizate de autoritatile competente, la bordul navelor

care transporta marfuri periculoase, au ca obiective :
1. respectarea indicatiilor referitoare la stivuire; j

k
l
m
n
2. existenta materialelor de protectie si interventie conform fiselor de j

k
l
m
n
securitate;
3. planul de interventie si rolul de echipaj; j
k
l
m
n
4. toate cele trei obiective mentionate. j

k
l
m
n

care transporta marfuri periculoase, au ca obiective :
1. existenta si instruirea echipelor de interventie; j

k
l
m
n
2. cunoasterea masurilor de prim ajutor medical; j

k
l
m
n
3. semnalizarea specifica a marfurilor periculoase la bord; j

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
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care transporta marfuri periculoase, au ca obiective:
1. identificarea marfurilor periculoase; j

k
l
m
n
2. declaratia de marfuri periculoase; j

k
l
m
n
3. modul de stivuire; j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
653.Daca nu fac parte din unitati de transport inchise, marfurile

periculoase din clasa 3.2 (cu punct de aprindere intermediar), ambalate
in canistre, butoaie sau recipiente de plastic, vor fi stivuite :
1. PE PUNTE SAU SUB PUNTE; j

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
3. NUMAI SUB PUNTE; j

k
l
m
n
4. pentru aceste marfuri nu sunt recomandari speciale. j

k
l
m
n
654.Dupa ce ambalajele destinate marfurilor periculoase sunt supuse

testelor de performanta, spre deplina satisfactie a autoritatii competente,
se elibereaza " Certificatul de buna ambalare" de catre:
1. firma producatoare de ambalaje; j

k
l
m
n
2. autoritatea competenta; j
k
l
m
n
3. incarcator; j
k
l
m
n
4. firma producatoare de marfuri periculoase. j

k
l
m
n
655.Echipamentul special necesar in caz de urgenta, precum si

materialele de interventie si decontaminare sunt cuprinse in fisele de
securitate :
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k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
656.Etichetele de atentionare pentru existenta unor riscuri subsidiare

(care completeza etichetele patrate de risc primordial) au forma de:
1. patrat; j
k
l
m
n
2. dreptunghi; j
k
l
m
n
3. triunghi; j
k
l
m
n
4. romb. j
k
l
m
n
657.Etichetele de atentionare pentru unitatile de transport sub fumigare

au forma de:
1. patrat; j
k
l
m
n
2. triunghi; j
k
l
m
n
3. romb; j
k
l
m
n
4. dreptunghi. j
k
l
m
n
658.Etichetele marfurilor periculoase care au regim termic controlat au

forma de:
1. patrat; j
k
l
m
n
2. triunghi isoscel; j
k
l
m
n
3. triunghi echilateral; j
k
l
m
n
4. romb. j
k
l
m
n
659.Etichetele patrate care se aplica pe coletele marfurilor periculoase au

dimensiunile:
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1. minim 100x100 mm; j

k
l
m
n
2. minim 200x200 mm; j

k
l
m
n
3. minim 300x 300mm; j

k
l
m
n
4. minim 400x400 mm. j

k
l
m
n
660.Etichetele pentru atentionare privind poluantii marini au forma de:
1. patrat; j
k
l
m
n
2. triunghi isoscel; j
k
l
m
n
3. triunghi echilateral; j
k
l
m
n
4. romb. j
k
l
m
n
661.Etichetele uzuale care se aplica pe coletele marfurilor periculoase au

forma de:
1. triunghi; j
k
l
m
n
2. patrat; j
k
l
m
n
3. dreptunghi; j
k
l
m
n
4. romb. j
k
l
m
n
662.Expedierea marfurilor periculoase este reglementata de Codul

IMDG, in :
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
663.Fiecare colet care contine marfuri periculoase va fi marcat durabil:
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1. cu formula chimica a marfii continute; j

k
l
m
n
2. cu denumirea tehnica corecta si numarul ONU; j

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
4. marcarea coletelor nu este obligatorie. j

k
l
m
n
664.Gazele neinflamabile si neotravitoare sunt marfuri periculoase din:
1. clasa 5, diviziunea 5.2; j

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
3. clasa 3; j
k
l
m
n
4. clasa 2, diviziunea 2.2. j

k
l
m
n
665.Gazele inflamabile sunt marfuri periculoase din:

k
l
m
n
2. clasa 3; j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
666.Gazele otravitoare sunt marfuri periculoase din:

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
4. clasa 3. j
k
l
m
n
667.Gazul inert utilizat la navele transportoare de gaze lichefiate are

punctul de lichefiere cuprins intre :
1. minus 10 grade C si minus 20 grade C; j

k
l
m
n
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k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
4. minus 40 grade C si minus 50 grade C. j

k
l
m
n
668.Ghidul medical de prim ajutor este cuprins in Codul IMDG, in :
1. Volumul 3; Partea 2; j
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
669.In caz de incendiu in care sunt implicate marfuri periculoase din

clasa 5.1 se recomanda utilizarea de :
1. gaz inert; j
k
l
m
n
2. abur; j
k
l
m
n
3. mari cantitati de apa; j

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
670.In cazul incarcarii marfurilor grele si agabaritice se va tine cont de
1. capacitatea de incarcare a macaralelor navei j

k
l
m
n
2. raza de actiune a macaralelor navei j

k
l
m
n
3. particularitatile danei de incarcare j

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
671.In cazul marfurilor periculoase din clasa 2 se recomanda stivuirea :
1. DEPARTE DE spatiile de locuit; j

k
l
m
n
2. SEPARAT DE spatiile de locuit; j

k
l
m
n
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3. SEPARAT PRINTR-UN COMPARTIMENT COMPLET (SAU j

k
l
m
n
MAGAZIE) de spatiile de locuit;
k
l
m
n
672.In scopul stivuirii marfurilor periculoase din clasa 1, un spatiu de

depozitare "ordinar" corespunde :
1. tipului de stivaj I; j
k
l
m
n
2. tipului de stivaj II; j

k
l
m
n
3. tipului de stivaj III; j

k
l
m
n
4. tipului de stivaj IV. j

k
l
m
n

depozitare de tip "depozit" corespunde :
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

depozitare pentru "articole speciale" corespunde :
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

depozitare pentru "pirotehnice" corespunde :
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k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
676.Inaltimea maxima de stivuire pentru coletele care contin marfuri

periculoase este de:
1. 1 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 3 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 5 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. inaltimea de stivuire nu este limitata. j

k
l
m
n
677.La navele de transport marfuri si la navele de transport pasageri in

numar limitat, marfurile periculoase avand categoria de stivuire "A" se
vor stivui:

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
4. INTERZIS. j
k
l
m
n

numar limitat, marfurile periculoase avand categoria de stivuire "B" se
vor stivui:

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
4. INTERZIS. j
k
l
m
n
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numar limitat, marfurile periculoase avand categoria de stivuire "C" se
vor stivui:

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
4. INTERZIS. j
k
l
m
n

numar limitat, marfurile periculoase avand categoria de stivuire "D" se
vor stivui:

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
4. INTERZIS. j
k
l
m
n

numar limitat, marfurile periculoase avand categoria de stivuire "E" se
vor stivui:

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
4. INTERZIS. j
k
l
m
n
682.La navele de transport pasageri in numar nelimitat, marfurile

periculoase avand categoria de stivuire "A" se vor stivui:

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
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k
l
m
n
4. INTERZIS. j
k
l
m
n

periculoase avand categoria de stivuire "B" se vor stivui:

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
4. INTERZIS. j
k
l
m
n

periculoase avand categoria de stivuire "C" se vor stivui:

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
4. INTERZIS. j
k
l
m
n

periculoase avand categoria de stivuire "D" se vor stivui:

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
4. INTERZIS. j
k
l
m
n

periculoase avand categoria de stivuire "E" se vor stivui:
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k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
4. INTERZIS. j
k
l
m
n
687.La stivuirea marfurilor periculoase din clasa 2, PE PUNTE,

recipientele vor fi protejate impotriva :
1. intemperiilor; j
k
l
m
n
2. apei de mare; j
k
l
m
n
3. radiatiei solare; j
k
l
m
n
4. la stivuirea PE PUNTE a acestor marfuri nu sunt cerinte speciale. j

k
l
m
n
688.La stivuirea marfurilor periculoase din clasa 2, SUB PUNTE,

recipientele vor fi depozitate in spatii de marfa :
1. ventilate natural; j
k
l
m
n
2. ventilate mecanic; j
k
l
m
n
3. neventilate; j
k
l
m
n
4. la stivuirea SUB PUNTE a acestor marfuri nu sunt cerinte speciale. j

k
l
m
n
689.La stivuirea marfurilor periculoase incompatibile care au cerinta de

segregare SEPARAT PRINTR-UN COMPARTIMENT COMPLET
(SAU MAGAZIE), in cazul stivuirii PE PUNTE, separarea se face
alegandu-se o distanta :
1. de 1 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. de 3 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. de 5 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. corespunzatoare. j
k
l
m
n
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690.La stivuirea marfurilor periculoase incompatibile care au cerinta de

separare DEPARTE DE se asigura o separare orizontala intre colete de
minim :
1. 1m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 3 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 5 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 7 m; j
k
l
m
n
691.La stivuirea marfurilor periculoase incompatibile care au cerinte de

segregare SEPARAT DE , in cazul stivuirii PE PUNTE, se asigura o
separare orizontala intre colete de minim :
1. 7 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 5 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 3 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 1 m. j
k
l
m
n
692.La stivuirea marfurilor periculoase incompatibile SUB PUNTE,

atunci cand separarea verticala nu satisface cerintele securitatii
transportului, se aplica cerinta de separare :
1. SEPARAT DE; j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
MAGAZIE);
3. SEPARAT LONGITUDINAL PRINTR-UN COMPARTIMENT j
k
l
m
n
COMPLET DE INTERVENTIE (SAU MAGAZIE);
4. Codul IMDG nu prevede o astfel de separare. j
k
l
m
n
693.La stivuirea PE PUNTE a containerelor deschise, care contin marfuri

periculoase incompatibile, avand cerinta de segregare SEPARAT DE,
separarea longitudinala se face :
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1. printr-o distanta de minim 3 m; j

k
l
m
n
2. printr-un container neutru sau un perete rezistent la foc si apa; j

k
l
m
n
3. printr-un spatiu interzis stivuirii; j

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
694.La stivuirea PE PUNTE a containerelor deschise, care contin marfuri

periculoase incompatibile, avand cerinta de segregare SEPARAT DE,
separarea transversala se face :

k
l
m
n
2. printr-un spatiu echivalent cu 2 containere; j

k
l
m
n
3. printr-un spatiu echivalent cu un container; j

k
l
m
n
4. printr-un spatiu interzis stivuirii. j

k
l
m
n
695.La stivuirea PE PUNTE a containerelor inchise si deschise, care

contin marfuri periculoase incompatibile, avand cerinta de segregare
SEPARAT LONGITUDINAL PRINTR-UN COMPARTIMENT
COMPLET DE INTERVENTIE (SAU MAGAZIE), separarea
longitudinala se face printr-o distanta de :
1. 12 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 24 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 36 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 48 m. j
k
l
m
n

SEPARAT PRINTR-UN COMPARTIMENT COMPLET (SAU
MAGAZIE), separarea longitudinala se face:
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k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
4. printr-un spatiu echivalent cu 3 containere. j

k
l
m
n

SEPARAT PRINTR-UN COMPARTIMENT COMPLET (SAU
MAGAZIE), separarea transversala se face :

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
698.La stivuirea PE PUNTE SAU SUB PUNTE a containerelor deschise

care contin marfuri periculoase incompatibile, avand cerinta de separare
DEPARTE DE, separarea longitudinala se face :

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
699.La stivuirea PE PUNTE SAU SUB PUNTE a containerelor deschise,

care contin marfuri periculoase incompatibile, avand cerinta de separare
DEPARTE DE, separarea transversala se face :

k
l
m
n
2. printr-un container neutru; j

k
l
m
n
3. prin doua containere neutre; j

k
l
m
n
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k
l
m
n
700.La stivuirea PE PUNTE SAU SUB PUNTE a containerelor inchise,

care contin marfuri periculoase incompatibile, avand cerinta de
segregare SEPARAT DE, separarea longitudinala se face :

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
701.La stivuirea PE PUNTE SAU SUB PUNTE a containerelor inchise,

care contin marfuri periculoase incompatibile, avand cerinta de
segregare SEPARAT DE, separarea transversala se face :

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
4. printr-un spatiu echivalent cu un container. j

k
l
m
n
702.La stivuirea SUB PUNTE a containerelor deschise, care contin

marfuri periculoase incompatibile, avand cerinta de segregare SEPARAT
DE, separarea longitudinala se face :

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
4. printr-un perete rezistent la foc si apa. j

k
l
m
n

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DE, separarea transversala se face:

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
3. printr-un perete rezistent la foc si apa; j

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

LONGITUDINAL PRINTR-UN COMPARTIMENT COMPLET DE
INTERVENTIE (SAU MAGAZIE), separarea orizontala se face :

k
l
m
n
2. prin 2 pereti rezistenti la foc si apa; j

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

PRINTR-UN COMPARTIMENT COMPLET (SAU MAGAZIE),
separarea orizontala se face :

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
706.La stivuirea SUB PUNTE a containerelor inchise, care contin

INTERVENTIE (SAU MAGAZIE), separarea orizontala se poate face :
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k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
4. prin 3 pereti rezistenti la foc si apa. j

k
l
m
n

INTERVENTIE (SAU MAGAZIE), separarea orizontala se poate face :

k
l
m
n
2. prin doi pereti rezistenti la foc si apa; j

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
4. printr-un perete rezistent la foc si apa si o distanta de 24 m (distanta de j

k
l
m
n
perete fiind de minim 6,1 m).

PRINTR-UN COMPARTIMENT COMPLET (SAU MAGAZIE),
separarea orizontala se face :

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
4. prin 2 pereti rezistenti la foc si apa. j

k
l
m
n
709.Lichide inflamabile cu punct de aprindere peste 61 grade Celsius fac

parte din:
1. clasa 2; j
k
l
m
n
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2. clasa 3; j
k
l
m
n
3. clasa 4; j
k
l
m
n
4. aceste lichide nu sunt considerate marfuri periculoase. j

k
l
m
n
710.Lichidele inflamabile cu punct de aprindere cuprins intre +23 grade

Celsius si +61 grade Celsius (inclusiv) fac parte din:
1. clasa 4; j
k
l
m
n
2. clasa 5; j
k
l
m
n
3. clasa 3; j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
711.Lichidele inflamabile cu punctul de aprindere intre -18 grade Celsius

si +23 grade Celsius (exclusiv) fac parte din:
1. clasa 4; j
k
l
m
n
2. clasa 3; j
k
l
m
n
3. clasa 5; j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
712.Lichidele inflamabile cu punctul de aprindere sub -18 grade Celsius

fac parte din:
1. clasa 3; j
k
l
m
n
2. clasa 4; j
k
l
m
n
3. clasa 5; j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
713.Lista marfurilor periculoase si exceptiile privind cantitatile limitate

sunt date de Codul IMDG, in :
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k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
3. Volumul 3, Patrea 2; j
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
714.Marcajul coletelor care contin marfuri periculoase trebuie sa poata fi

identificat si dupa ce coletele au stat in apa de mare timp de cel putin:
1. o luna; j
k
l
m
n
2. doua luni; j
k
l
m
n
3. trei luni; j
k
l
m
n
4. 1 an. j
k
l
m
n
715.Marfuri care prin natura lor pot afecta mediul inconjurator sunt
considerate :
1. marfuri periculoase; j
k
l
m
n
2. marfuri interzise transportului maritim; j

k
l
m
n
3. marfuri cu regim special; j

k
l
m
n
4. marfuri de masa. j
k
l
m
n
716.Marfuri periculoase din clasa 6.1 se stivuiesc :

k
l
m
n
2. DEPARTE DE surse de caldura; j

k
l
m
n
3. DEPARTE DE produse alimentare; j

k
l
m
n
4. DEPARTE DE spatiile de locuit, de surse de caldura si de marfuri j

k
l
m
n
alimentare.
717.Marfurile care prin natura lor pot afecta sanatatea echipajului sunt
considerate :
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1. marfuri de masa; j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
4. marfuri periculoase. j
k
l
m
n
718.Marfurile care prin natura lor pot avaria alte marfuri stivuite la
bord sunt considerate :

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
719.Marfurile care prin natura lor pot avaria nava insasi sunt
considerate :
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
720.Marfurile care prin natura lor pot pune in pericol viata echipajului
sunt considerate :
1. marfuri stric interzise transportului maritim; j

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
721.Marfurile periculoase care degaja vapori cu efect narcotic si gazele
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inflamabile din clasa 2 se recomanda a fi stivuite:

k
l
m
n
2. DEPARTE DE compartimentul masini; j

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
722.Marfurile periculoase din clasa 2.3. (gaze otravitoare) vor fi stivuite:
1. DEPARTE DE marfurile alimentare; j

k
l
m
n
2. SEPARAT DE marfurile alimentare; j

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
723.Marfurile periculoase din clasa 3, care sunt daunatoare mediului

marin, vor fi stivuite, de preferinta :

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
724.Marfurile periculoase din clasa 4, care sunt ambalate in cutii de

carton, vor fi stivuite :

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
725.Marfurile periculoase din clasa 4.1 vor fi stivuite :
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k
l
m
n
2. SEPARAT DE surse de caldura; j

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
MAGAZIE) de surse de caldura;
k
l
m
n
726.Marfurile periculoase din clasa 4.2 vor fi stivuite :

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
727.For any given product name, name three things that you can find
about it in the IMDG Code which lists substances Class 1 - 9
1. Label of Class c
d
e
f
g
2. IMO number c
d
e
f
g
3. Chemical formula c
d
e
f
g
4. Packing, stowage and segregation c

d
e
f
g
1. Explosive limits. c
d
e
f
g
2. Packing instructions c
d
e
f
g
3. Commercial name c
d
e
f
g
4. MFAG Number c
d
e
f
g
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1. Commercial name c
d
e
f
g
2. Label of Class c
d
e
f
g
3. IMO Number c
d
e
f
g
4. Stowage c
d
e
f
g
730.What is a substance's flashpoint?
1. It is the lowest temperature at which the substance gives off sufficient j

k
l
m
n
vapours, such that when a lighted taper is applied near the surface, a flash
across the surface of the substance will occur.
2. It is the highest temperature at which the substance gives off sufficient j
k
l
m
n
3. It is the average temperature at which the substance gives off sufficient j
k
l
m
n
4. It is the lowest temperature at which the substance gives off sufficient j
k
l
m
n
vapours, such that when any artificial light is applied near the surface, a
flash across the surface of the substance will occur.
731.Which of below can be considered segregation methods?
1. Separated from - separate compartment / on deck 6 metres apart. c

d
e
f
g
2. Separated by a complete hold or compartment / on deck 12 metres c

d
e
f
g
horizontal separation.
3. Separated longitudinally by an intervening hold - 24 metres separation if on c
d
e
f
g
deck.
4. Away from - 3 metres horisontal separation. c
d
e
f
g
732.If a substance is described as 'volatile', what does this tell you?
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1. It has a volatility value in excess of 50:100 j

k
l
m
n
2. It has a flashpoint below 55 celsius degrees j

k
l
m
n
3. It has a flashpoint below 60 celsius degrees j

k
l
m
n
4. It has a flashpoint above 55 celsius degrees j

k
l
m
n
733.What is "spontaneous combustion"?
1. Spontaneous combustion is a type of combustion which occurs with an j

k
l
m
n
external ignition source.
2. A heat producing chemical reaction within the material itself without any j
k
l
m
n
exposure to an external source of ignition.
3. Is the alleged burning of a person's body without a readily apparent, j
k
l
m
n
identifiable external source of ignition. The combustion may result in
simple burns and blisters to the skin, smoking, or a complete incineration
of the body.
4. A heat producing chemical reaction within the material itself with a minor j
k
l
m
n
exposure to an external source of ignition.
734.What is MFAG?
1. Medical First Aid Guide, a supplement booklet to the IMDG Code j

k
l
m
n
2. Mobile First Aid Guide, a mobile device required by IMDG Code j

k
l
m
n
3. Maritime First Aid Guide, a supplement booklet to the IMDG Code j

k
l
m
n
4. Medical First Aid Guide, a supplement booklet to the ISM Code j

k
l
m
n
735.What general precautions should you observe when loading

dangerous goods?
1. Stow carefully any damaged or leaking packages. c

d
e
f
g
2. Packages should be stowed in a protective location. c

d
e
f
g
3. Post signs and enforce No Smoking c

d
e
f
g
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4. Combustible material to be kept away from ignition sources. c

d
e
f
g

dangerous goods?
1. Reject any damaged or leaking packages. c

d
e
f
g
2. Packages should be stowed in an open location. c

d
e
f
g
3. Post signs and enforce No Smoking c

d
e
f
g

d
e
f
g

dangerous goods?
1. Reject any damaged or leaking packages. c

d
e
f
g
2. Packages should be stowed in a protective location. c

d
e
f
g
3. Post signs and arrange special smoking areas c

d
e
f
g

d
e
f
g
738.Select which of below can be considered types of 'dangerous goods'
1. Flammable liquids c
d
e
f
g
2. Oxidising substances c
d
e
f
g
3. Reactive substances c
d
e
f
g
4. Flammable solids c
d
e
f
g
739.Select which of below can be considered types of 'dangerous goods'
1. Non Flammable liquids c

d
e
f
g
2. Miscellaneous dangerous substances c

d
e
f
g
3. Poisonous or infectious substances c

d
e
f
g
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4. Corrosives c
d
e
f
g
740.Marfurile periculoase din clasa 5.1 se stivuiesc :

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
741.Marfurile periculoase din clasa 5.2 se transporta :
1. la temperaturi scazute; j
k
l
m
n
2. la temperaturi normale; j
k
l
m
n
3. la temperaturi ridicate; j
k
l
m
n
4. sub temperatura controlata.. j

k
l
m
n
742.Marfurile periculoase din clasa 5.2 se vor stivui :

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
MAGAZIE) de surse de caldura;
k
l
m
n
743.Marfurile periculoase din clasa 6.1 (substante toxice) vor fi stivuite:

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
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k
l
m
n
744.Marfurile periculoase din clasa 6.1. (substante toxice) avand grupele

de ambalare I si II vor fi stivuite:

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
745.Marfurile periculoase din clasa 6.2 (substante infectioase) vor fi

stivuite:

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
MAGAZIE) de marfurile alimentare;
k
l
m
n
746.Marfurile periculoase din clasa 6.2 se vor stivui :
1. DEPARTE DE marfuri alimentare, spatii de locuit si cai de acces; j

k
l
m
n
2. SEPARAT DE marfuri alimentare, spatii de locuit si cai de acces; j

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
MAGAZIE) de marfuri alimentare, spatii de locuit si cai de acces;
k
l
m
n
747.Marfurile periculoase din clasa 6.2. (substante infectioase) se

recomanda a fi stivuite:
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k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
MAGAZIE)de spatiile de locuit;
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
748.Marfurile periculoase din clasa 8 (materiale si articole corozive) vor

fi stivuite:

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
749.Marfurile periculoase din clasa 8 se recomanda a fi stivuite :

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
750.Marfurile periculoase din clasa 8, ambalate in materiale plastice, fara

protectie exterioara, vor fi mentinute la :
1. temperaturi ridicate; j
k
l
m
n
2. temperaturi normale; j
k
l
m
n
3. temperaturi scazute; j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
751.Marfurile solide in vrac se incarca si transporta la bordul navelor
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conform
1. International Maritime Solid Bulk Cargoes Code (IMSBC Code) j

k
l
m
n
2. Bulk Cargoes Code (BC Code) j

k
l
m
n
3. International Bulk Cargoes Code (IBC Code) j

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
752.Marfurilor periculoase cu grad de risc major le corespunde:
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
4. aceste marfuri nu comporta grup de ambalare. j

k
l
m
n
753.Marfurilor periculoase cu grad de risc mediu le corespunde:
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
754.Marfurilor periculoase cu grad de risc minor le corespunde:
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
755.Numarul fisei de securitate si grupele de materii sunt cuprinse in

fisele de securitate :
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k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
4. fisele de securitate nu cuprind aceste elemente. j

k
l
m
n
756.O separate eficienta, astfel incat marfurile periculoase incompatibile

sa nu poata interactiona periculos in cazul unui accident (dar sa poata fi
transportate in acelasi compartiment sau pe punte) corespunde cerintei
de separare :
1. DEPARTE DE; j
k
l
m
n
2. SEPARAT DE; j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
MAGAZIE);
k
l
m
n
757.O solutie (sau un amestec) este considerata poluant marin daca

contine poluant (sau poluanti) marin in proportie de peste:
1. 10%; j
k
l
m
n
2. 15%; j
k
l
m
n
3. 20%; j
k
l
m
n
4. 25%. j
k
l
m
n
758.O solutie (sau un amestec) este considerata poluant marin daca

contine poluant (sau poluanti) marin sever in proportie de peste:
1. 7%; j
k
l
m
n
2. 5%; j
k
l
m
n
3. 3%; j
k
l
m
n
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4. 1%. j
k
l
m
n
759.O substanta (sau un amestec de substante) realizata cu scopul de a

produce efect prin incalzire, lumina, sunet, gaz sau fum (sau o combinatie
a acestora), ca rezultat al propriilor reactii chimice exotermice (fara
detonatie) este definita ca:
1. substanta exploziva; j
k
l
m
n
2. substanta pirotehnica; j
k
l
m
n
3. articol exploziv; j
k
l
m
n
4. articol pirotehnic. j
k
l
m
n
760.O substanta solida sau lichida (sau un amestec) capabila de reactie

chimica care sa emane gaze la asemenea temperatura, presiune si viteza
incat sa produca distrugeri in imprejurimi este definita ca:
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
761.Pe timpul transportului, marfurile periculoase din clasa 3 vor fi

mentinute :
1. la temperaturi joase; j
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
762.Pentru transportul in siguranta al marfurilor periculoase din clasa 1

(explozivi), spatiile de depozitare au fost impartite in :
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1. 2 tipuri de stivaj; j
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
4. 5 tipuri de stivaj. j
k
l
m
n
763.Peroxizii organici sunt marfuri periculoase din:

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
764.Prevederile referitoare la transportul marfurilor periculoase sunt

cuprinse in Codul IMDG, in :
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
4. Volumul 3, Patrea 7. j
k
l
m
n
765.Prevederile referitoare la utilizarea tancurilor si cisternelor pentru

marfuri periculoase sunt cuprinse in Codul IMDG, in :
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
4. Volumul 3, Patrea 5. j
k
l
m
n
766.Prin coloritul si grafica specifica, etichetele care se aplica pe coletele

marfurilor periculoase retin atentia asupra:
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1. riscului prezentat de marfuri; j

k
l
m
n
2. cantitatii compusului care da riscul primordial; j

k
l
m
n
3. portului de descarcare; j
k
l
m
n
4. etichetarea cotelor nu este obligatorie. j

k
l
m
n
767.Procedurile de raportare a evenimentelor in care sunt implicate

marfuri periculoase, sunt date de Codul IMDG, in :
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
768.Procedurile de siguranta in cazul accidentelor care implica marfuri

periculoase sunt cuprinse in fisele de securitate :
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
769.Reglementarile privind siguranta manipularii si transportului pe

mare al marfurilor periculoase sunt cuprinse in :
k
l
m
n
2. Codul IMDG; j
k
l
m
n
3. Codul LSA; j
k
l
m
n
4. Conventia STCW.. j
k
l
m
n
770.Separarea completa (orizontala si verticala) a marfurilor periculoase
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incompatibile, printr-un compartiment, la stivuirea SUB PUNTE,

corespunde cerintei de separare :
1. SEPARAT DE; j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
MAGAZIE);
3. SEPARAT LONGITUDINAL PRINTR-UN COMPARTIMENT j
k
l
m
n
COMPLET DE INTERVENTIE (SAU MAGAZIE);
k
l
m
n
771.Separarea containerelor care contin marfuri periculoase

incompatibile, printr-o punte rezistenta la foc si apa, fara a fi amplasate
pe aceeasi vericala, corespunde cerintei de segregare :
1. DEPARTE DE; j
k
l
m
n
2. SEPARAT DE; j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
MAGAZIE);
k
l
m
n
772.Separarea marfurilor periculoase prin dispunerea coletelor in

compartimente diferite, la stivuirea SUB PUNTE, corespunde cerintei de
separare :
1. DEPARTE DE; j
k
l
m
n
2. SEPARAT DE; j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
MAGAZIE);
k
l
m
n
773.Stivuirea PE PUNTE SAU SUB PUNTE a containerelor inchise, care

contin marfuri periculoase incompatibile, avand cerinta de separare
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DEPARTE DE, se poate face fara restrictie :
1. in plan longitudinal si transversal; j

k
l
m
n
2. in plan transversal; j
k
l
m
n
3. in plan longitudinal; j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
774.Stivuirea substantelor apartinand clasei 1 de marfuri periculoase se

va face :

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
MAGAZIE )de surse de caldura;
4. fara restrictii. j
k
l
m
n
775.Substantele sau articolele care prezinta un risc nesemnficativ sunt

marfuri periculoase din:

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
776.Substantele (agentii) oxidante sunt marfuri periculoase din:

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
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777.Substantele apartinand clasei 1 de marfuri periculoase trebuie

mentinute la bord :
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
3. la temperaturi scazute; j
k
l
m
n
4. pentru aceste substante nu sunt restrictii privind regimul de temperatura. j

k
l
m
n
778.Substantele autoreactive (care se autoaprind) sunt marfuri

periculaose din:

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
4. aceste substante nu sunt considerate marfuri periculoase. j

k
l
m
n
779.Substantele capabile sa cauzeze moartea sau afectiuni grave ale

sanatatii oamenilor (daca sunt inghitite, inhalate sau ajung in contact cu
pielea) sunt marfuri periculoase din:

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
4. aceste marfuri nu sunt considerate marfuri periculoase. j

k
l
m
n
780.Substantele care contin microorganisme rezistente (incluzand

bacterii, virusuri, paraziti, ciuperci sau un hibrid combinat) si care sunt
cunoscute sau rezonabil crezute a cauza imbolnaviri grave ale oamenilor
si animalelor sunt marfuri periculoase din:

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
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k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
781.Substantele care in contact cu apa emit gaze inflamabile sunt marfuri

periculoase din:

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
782.Substantele care, desi nu sunt neaparat combustibile, pot produce

oxigen, marind riscul si intensitatea incendiului la alte marfuri, sunt
considerate marfuri periculoase din:

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
783.Substantele corozive sunt marfuri periculoase din:
1. clasa 9; j
k
l
m
n
2. clasa 8; j
k
l
m
n
3. clasa 7; j
k
l
m
n
4. clasa 6. j
k
l
m
n
784.Substantele infectioase sunt marfuri periculoase din:

k
l
m
n
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k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
785.Substantele instabile termic care pot suferi descompunere

autoaccelerata externa sunt marfuri periculoase din:

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
786.Substantele lichide care necesita a fi transportate la o temperatura de

peste 100 grade Celsius sunt marfuri periculoase din:
1. clasa 3; j
k
l
m
n
2. clasa 8; j
k
l
m
n
3. clasa 9; j
k
l
m
n
4. aceste substanter nu sunt considerate marfuri periculoase. j

k
l
m
n
787.Substantele lichide inflamabile cu punct de aprindere intermediar

sunt marfuri periculoase din:
1. clasa 3; j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
788.Substantele lichide inflamabile cu punct de aprindere ridicat sunt

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1. clasa 1, 1.3; j
k
l
m
n
2. clasa 3; j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
789.Substantele lichide inflamabile cu punct de aprindere scazut sunt


k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
3. clasa 3; j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
790.Substantele lichide sau solide care, prin interactiunea cu apa sunt

predispuse sa devina inflamabile spontan, sau sa emita gaze inflamabile
in cantitati periculoase sunt considerate marfuri periculoase din:
1. clasa 3; j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
791.Substantele lichide sau solide, susceptibile de incingere spontana (in

conditii normale de transport) sau de incalzire la contactul cu aerul,
ducand la autoaprindere, sunt marfuri periculoase din :
1. clasa 3; j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
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792.Substantele sau articolele care nu sunt incluse in alte clase de marfuri

periculoase, dar dovedesc un risc evident, sunt cuprinse in:
1. clasa 6; j
k
l
m
n
2. clasa 7; j
k
l
m
n
3. clasa 8; j
k
l
m
n
4. clasa 9. j
k
l
m
n
793.Substantele sau articolele care prezinta fie risc de incendiu de suflu

minor, fie risc de expulzare sau ambele riscuri, fara risc de explozie in
masa, sunt marfuri periculoase din:

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
4. clasa 3. j
k
l
m
n
794.Substantele sau articolele care prezinta riscul de explozie in masa

sunt marfuri periculoase din :

k
l
m
n
2. clasa1, diviziunea 1.2; j

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
795.Substantele sau articolele care prezinta riscul de expulzare, fara risc

de explozie in masa, sunt marfuri periculoase din :

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
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k
l
m
n
4. clasa 1; diviziunea 1.5. j

k
l
m
n
796.Substantele sau articolele extrem de insensibile, fara risc de explozie

in masa, sunt marfuri periculoase din:

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
797.Substantele sau articolele foarte insensibile, cu risc de explozie in

masa, sunt marfuri periculoase din:
1. clasa 3. j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
798.Substantele solide care necesita a fi transportate la o temperatura de

peste 240 grade Celsius sunt marfuri periculoase din:
1. clasa 4; j
k
l
m
n
2. clasa 9; j
k
l
m
n
3. clasa 5; j
k
l
m
n
4. aceste substanter nu sunt considerate marfuri periculoase. j

k
l
m
n
799.Substantele solide care pot fi aprinse din surse externe (scantei,

flame) sau sunt susceptibile de aprindere prin frecare sunt marfuri
periculoase din:
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k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
800.Substantele solide sau lichide care au (in starea lor originara)

proprietatea comuna de a determina distrugerea tesuturilor organice
sunt marfuri periculoase din:
1. clasa 4; j
k
l
m
n
2. clasa 8; j
k
l
m
n
3. clasa 7; j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
801.Substantele solide susceptibile de aprindere spontana sunt marfuri

periculoase din:

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
802.Substantele solide usor combustibile, substantele care pot cauza focul

prin frictiune, substantele care se aprind si explozivii desensibilizati sunt

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
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803.Substantele toxice (otravitoare) sunt marfuri periculoase din:

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
804.Toate substantele explozive din clasa 1 de marfuri periculoase au fost

impartie in :
1. 9 grupe de compatibilitate; j
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
4. 15 grupe de compatibilitate. j
k
l
m
n
805.Un articol care contine una sau mai multe substante explozive este
definit ca:
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
806.Utilizarea in siguranta a pesticidelor este reglementata de Codul

IMDG, in :
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
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807.Volumul 1 al Codului IMDG cuprinde :
1. 2 parti; j
k
l
m
n
2. 4 parti; j
k
l
m
n
3. 6 parti; j
k
l
m
n
4. 8 parti. j
k
l
m
n
808.Volumul 2 al Codului IMDG cuprinde :
1. 1 parte; j
k
l
m
n
2. 3 parti; j
k
l
m
n
3. 5 parti; j
k
l
m
n
4. 7 parti. j
k
l
m
n
809.Volumul 3 al Codului IMDG (supliment) cuprinde :
1. 1 parte; j
k
l
m
n
2. 3 parti; j
k
l
m
n
3. 5 parti; j
k
l
m
n
4. 7 parti. j
k
l
m
n
810. Containerele inchise care contin marfuri periculoase incompatibile,

in cazul cerintei de separare DEPARTE DE, pot fi stivuite pe aceeasi
verticala daca :
1. sunt separate vertical de o distanta de minim 3 m; j

k
l
m
n
2. sunt separate de o punte rezistenta la foc si apa; j

k
l
m
n
3. intre ele exista un spatiu interzis stivuirii; j

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
811.Amarajul vehiculelor la bordul navei ro-ro se face functie de
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1. greutatea vehiculului j
k
l
m
n
2. numarul locurilor de care poate fi fixat materialul de amaraj j

k
l
m
n
3. conditiile meteo pentru voiajul ce urmeaza j

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
812.Capacitatea de incarcare a navelor containiere se exprima in :
1. TDW; j
k
l
m
n
2. TRB; j
k
l
m
n
3. TRN; j
k
l
m
n
4. TEU. j
k
l
m
n
813.Codul IMO pentru transportul gazelor defineste gazele lichefiate cu
1. presiunea vaporilor mai mare de 2.8 bari si temperatura de 37.8 grade j

k
l
m
n
Celsius
2. presiunea vaporilor mai mica de 2.8 bari si temperatura de 37.8 grade j
k
l
m
n
Celsius
3. presiunea vaporilor de 2.8 bari si temperatura de 37.8 grade Celsius j
k
l
m
n
4. presiunea vaporilor de 2.8 bari si temperatura mai mica de 37.8 grade j

k
l
m
n
Celsius
814.Congelarea este un procedeu de conservare a produselor perisabile in

care :
1. efectul bacteriostatic este partial; j

k
l
m
n
2. apa continuta isi pastreaza starea de agregare; j

k
l
m
n
3. apa continuta isi schimba starea de agregare; j

k
l
m
n
4. conservarea este de scurta durata. j

k
l
m
n
815.Conservarea marfurilor pe timpul transportului presupune:
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1. separarea eficienta a loturilor; j

k
l
m
n
2. ventilatia corespunzatoare a magaziilor; j

k
l
m
n
3. inspectarea marfurilor pe timpul voiajului j

k
l
m
n
4. respectarea cerintelor privind stivuirea marfurilor j

k
l
m
n
816.Containerele care prezinta avarii inainte de incarcare
1. se vor incarca la bordul navei intrun loc separat pentru a fi mai usor j
k
l
m
n
identificate la portul de descarcare
2. se vor incarca la bordul navei dar se va face mentiune pe conosament cu j
k
l
m
n
privire la conditia containerului
3. se vor respinge de la incarcare j
k
l
m
n
4. se vor incarca la bordul navei dar intotdeauna pe punte pentru a putea fi j

k
l
m
n
supravegheat pe timpul voiajului
817.Containerele deschise se incarca la bordul navelor containiere :
1. pe punte si sub punte; j

k
l
m
n
2. numai pe punte; j
k
l
m
n
3. numai sub punte; j

k
l
m
n
4. aceste containere sunt interzise transportului maritim. j

k
l
m
n
818.Containerele frigorifice (pline) se incarca la bordul navelor

containiere :
1. pe punte sau sub punte (in numar limitat); j

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
819.Containerele inchise sau deschise care contin marfuri periculoase
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capabile sa emane gaze inflamabile sau vapori, in cazul incarcarii sub

punte, se vor stivui:
1. DEPARTE de unitatile de sarcina care necesita refrigerare sau incalzire; j

k
l
m
n
2. SEPARAT DE unitatile de sarcina care necesita refrigerare sau incalzire; j

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
MAGAZIE) de unitatile de sarcina care necesita refrigerare sau incalzire;
4. pentru aceste containere, la stivuirea SUB PUNTE, nu exista cerinte j
k
l
m
n
speciale de separare.
820.Containerele inchise sau deschise, care contin marfuri periculoase

incompatibile, pot fi stivuite pe aceeasi verticala daca :
1. sunt separate vertical de o distanta de minim 3 m; j

k
l
m
n
2. sunt separate de o punte rezistenta la foc si apa; j

k
l
m
n
3. intre ele exista un spatiu interzis stivuirii; j

k
l
m
n
4. Codul IMDG nu prevede o astfel de separare.. j

k
l
m
n
821.Containerele inchise se incarca la bordul navelor containiere :
1. pe punte si sub punte; j

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
822.Containerele platforma se incarca la bordul navelor containiere :
1. pe punte sau sub punte; j

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
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823.Ducerea la indeplinire in bune conditii a transportului produselor

refrigerate si congelate depinde de
1. respectarea instructiunilor primite de la incarcator j

k
l
m
n
2. familiarizarea membrilor de echipaj cu instalatiile frigorifice de la bordul j

k
l
m
n
navei
3. pregatirea magaziilor de marfa la standardele cerute tipului de marfa j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
824.In mod frecvent, la bordul navelor containiere se incarca :
1. j
k
l
m
n
numai containere de 20 ' ;
2. j
k
l
m
n
containere de 45 ' ;
3. j
k
l
m
n
numai containere de 40 ' ;
4. j
k
l
m
n
containere de 20 ' si 40 '
825.In situatia cand in cargo planul navei primit la nava se observa mai
multe containere care depasesc greutatea admisibila
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1. aceste containere se vor incarca intotdeauna in partea de jos a stivei pentru j

k
l
m
n
a se evita incarcarea containerelor grele peste containerele usoare
2. aceste containere se vor respinge de la incarcare j
k
l
m
n
3. aceste containere se vor incarca intotdeauna pe punte si spre pupa pentru a j

k
l
m
n
asigura o asieta convenabila a navei
4. se va reface cargo planul navei astfel incat aceste containere sa se incarce j
k
l
m
n
intotdeauna pe punte
826.In tehnologia de conservare a carnii prin congelare se adopta, de

regula, temperaturi cuprinse intre :

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
4. minus 30 grade C si minus 38 grade C. j

k
l
m
n
827.Inainte de incarcarea masinilor pe navele tip RO-RO se recomanda
1. numararea masinilor ce urmeaza a fi incarcate j

k
l
m
n
2. inspectarea masinilor inainte de incarcare pentru a vedea daca marfa este j

k
l
m
n
susceptibila pentru transportul in voiaj ce urmeaza precum si conditia ei
3. verificarea pneurilor tuturor masinilor j
k
l
m
n
4. numerotarea masinilor functie de spatiul din interiorul navei unde urmeaza j

k
l
m
n
a fi depozitate
828.La bordul navelor R0-R0, la stivuirea PE PUNTE SAU SUB PUNTE

a incarcaturilor unitare care contin marfuri periculoase incompatibile,
avand cerinta de segregare DEPARTE DE, separarea se face printr-o
distanta orizontala de :
1. minim 3 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. minim 6 m; j
k
l
m
n
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3. minim 12 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. in acest caz nu se impune distanta de separare. j

k
l
m
n
829.La bordul navelor Ro-Ro, la stivuirea PE PUNTE a incarcaturilor

unitare (inclusiv cele de tip inchis), care contin marfuri periculoase
incompatibile, avand cerinta de segregare SEPARAT LONGITUDINAL
PRINTR-UN COMPARTIMENT COMPLET DE INTERVENTIE (SAU
MAGAZIE), separarea se face printr-o distanta orizontala de :
1. minim 20 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. minim 30 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. minim 40 m; j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

unitare (inclusiv cele de tip inchis), care contin marfuri periculoase
incompatibile, avand cerinta de segregare SEPARAT PRINTR-UN
COMPARTIMENT COMPLET (SAU MAGAZIE), separarea se face
printr-o distanta orizontala de :
1. minim 12 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. minim 20 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. minim 40 m; j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

unitare de tip inchis, care contin marfuri periculoase incompatibile,
avand cerinta se segregare SEPARAT DE, separarea se face printr-o
distanta orizontala de :
1. minim 3 m; j
k
l
m
n
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2. minim 6 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. minim 12 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. in acest caz nu se impune distanta se separare. j

k
l
m
n

unitare, care contin marfuri periculoase incompatibile, avand cerinta de
segregare SEPARAT DE, separarea se face printr-o distanta orizontala
de :
1. minim 3 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. minim 6 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. minim 12 m; j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
833.La bordul navelor Ro-Ro, la stivuirea PE PUNTE SAU SUB PUNTE

a incarcaturilor unitare de tip inchis, care contin marfuri periculoase
incompatibile, avand cerinta de segregare SEPARATE DE, separarea se
face printr-o distanta orizontala de :
1. minim 3 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. minim 6 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. minim 12 m; j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
834.La bordul navelor Ro-Ro, la stivuirea SUB PUNTE a incaracaturilor

unitare, care contin marfuri periculoase incompatibile, avand cerinta de
segregare SEPARAT LONGITUDINAL PRINTR-UN
COMPARTIMENT COMPLET DE INTERVENTIE (SAU MAGAZIE),
separarea se face :
1. printr-o distanta orizontala de minim 20 m; j

k
l
m
n
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k
l
m
n
3. prin doi pereti despartitori rezistenti la foc si apa, asigurandu-se ca si j

k
l
m
n
puntile sa fie rezistente la foc si apa;
k
l
m
n
835.La bordul navelor Ro-Ro, la stivuirea SUB PUNTE a incarcaturilor

unitar, care contin marfuri periculoase incompatibile, avand cerinta de
segregare SEPARAT PRINTR-UN COMPARTIMENT COMPLET
(SAU MAGAZIE), separarea se face :
1. printr-un perete despartitor, sau o punte de interventie, rezistente la foc si j

k
l
m
n
apa;
2. prin doi pereti despartitori sau doua punti de interventie, rezistenete la foc j
k
l
m
n
si apa;
3. printr-un spatiu echivalent cu o incarcatura unitara; j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

avand cerinta de segregare SEPARAT DE, separarea se face :
1. printr-un perete sau o punte rezistente la foc si apa; j

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

avand cerinta de segregare SEPARAT LONGITUDINAL PRINTR-UN
COMPARTIMENT COMPLET DE INTERVENTIE (SAU MAGAZIE),
separarea se face :

k
l
m
n
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2. printr-o distanta orizontala de minim 40 m, asigurandu-se ca puntile sa fie j

k
l
m
n
rezistente la foc si apa;
3. printr-un perete despartitor rezistent la foc si apa; j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

avand cerinta de segregare SEPARAT PRINTR-UN COMPARTIMENT
(SAU MAGAZIE), separarea se face :

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
3. prin doi pereti sau doaua punti rezistente la foc sau apa; j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

unitare, care contin marfuri incompatibile, avand cerinta de segregare
SEPARAT DE, separarea se face :
1. printr-un perete sau o punte rezistente la foc si apa; j

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
3. printr-o distanta orizontala de 24 m; j

k
l
m
n
4. in acest caz nu se impune distanta se separare. j

k
l
m
n
840.La bordul navelor Ro-Ro, marfurile periculoase din clasele 3.1 si 3.2
vor fi stivuite :

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
4. pentru aceste marfuri nu sunt cerinte speciale. j

k
l
m
n
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841.La navele containiere numerotarea bay-urilor se face astfel
1. bay-urile cu numere pare sunt pentru containerele de 20 iar bay-urile cu j

k
l
m
n
numere impare pentru containerele de 40
2. bay-urile cu numere impare sunt pentru containerele de 20 iar bay-urile cu j
k
l
m
n
numere pare pentru containerele de 40
3. nu conteaza capacitatea containerului, acesta putand fi incarcat in orice bay j
k
l
m
n
4. nu exista astfel de numerotare la bordul navelor containiere j

k
l
m
n
842.La navele de marfuri generale, cargo-planul se prezinta ca o sectiune

a navei in plan :
1. transversal; j
k
l
m
n
2. orizontal; j
k
l
m
n
3. vertical; j
k
l
m
n
4. longitudinal-diametral. j
k
l
m
n
843.La navele de tip Ro-Ro inainte de inceperea incarcarii se va verifica
1. starea rampei de acces la bordul navei j

k
l
m
n
2. iluminatul puntilor unde urmeaza a se incarca marfa j

k
l
m
n
3. verificarea curateniei puntilor, acestea trebuid sa nu fie umede sau j

k
l
m
n
alunecoase
k
l
m
n
844.La navele frigorifice dupa terminarea curateniei magaziilor de marfa

se trece la procesul de
1. pre-racire j
k
l
m
n
2. ventilatie j
k
l
m
n
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3. dezumidificare j
k
l
m
n
4. racire j
k
l
m
n
845.Marfurile grele si agabaritice se vor stivui la bordul navei
1. in axul transversal al navei j

k
l
m
n
2. intotdeauna pe punte j
k
l
m
n
3. intotdeauna in magaziile navei j

k
l
m
n
4. in axul longitudinal al navei j

k
l
m
n
846.Navele containiere care efectueaza transporturi intercontinentale

sunt denumite in mod curent :
1. nave mama (mother vessels); j

k
l
m
n
2. nave de aprovizionare (feeders); j

k
l
m
n
3. nave auxiliare; j
k
l
m
n
4. nave universale. j
k
l
m
n
847.Navele containiere care efectueaza transporturi zonale sunt denumite

in mod curent :
1. nave mama (mother vessels); j

k
l
m
n
2. nave de aprovizionare (feeders); j

k
l
m
n
3. nave auxiliare; j
k
l
m
n
4. nave universale. j
k
l
m
n
848.Navele containiere sunt divizate pe lungime in bay-uri care sunt

numerotate
1. de la pupa spre prova j

k
l
m
n
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2. de la prova spre pupa j

k
l
m
n
3. din babord in tribord j

k
l
m
n
4. din tribord in babord j

k
l
m
n
849.Navele frigorifice care preiau marfurile perisabile racite in statii de

la uscat sunt :
1. nave frigorifice de transport; j

k
l
m
n
2. nave frigorifice industriale; j

k
l
m
n
3. nave frigorifice de constructie combinata; j

k
l
m
n
4. nave frigorifice universale. j

k
l
m
n
850.Navele frigorifice care preiau produsele perisabile in stare proaspata

sunt :
1. nave frigorifice de transport; j

k
l
m
n
2. nave frigorifice industriale; j

k
l
m
n
3. nave frigorifice de constructie combinata; j

k
l
m
n
4. nave frigorifice universale. j

k
l
m
n
851.Navele frigorifice moderne sunt echipate cu instalatii frigorifice cu

functionare :
1. prin absorbtie; j
k
l
m
n
2. prin compresie; j
k
l
m
n
3. prin osmoza; j
k
l
m
n
4. prin convectie. j
k
l
m
n
852.Navele frigorifice sunt caracterizate de :
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1. magazii de marfa cu o singura punte intermediara j

k
l
m
n
2. viteze mici; j
k
l
m
n
3. termoizolatia peretilor si a puntilor; j

k
l
m
n
4. lipsa instalatiilor proprii de operare. j

k
l
m
n
853.Navele petroliere sunt caracterizate de :
1. sistemul de pompe si tubulaturi pentru operarea marfii; j

k
l
m
n
2. lipsa mijloacelor de spalare a tancurilor de marfa j

k
l
m
n
3. imposibilitatea inspectarii tancurilor de marfa, acest lucru efectuanduse la j

k
l
m
n
intrarea navei in santier
4. termoizolatia peretilor si a puntilor. j
k
l
m
n
854.Navele port-container sunt caracterizate de :
1. termoizolatia magaziilor in care sunt stivuite containerele frigorifice j

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
3. imposibilitatea stivuirii containerelor frigorifice pe punte j

k
l
m
n
4. magazii cu structura celulara. j

k
l
m
n
855.Navele Ro-Ro sunt caracterizate de :

k
l
m
n
2. axa de operare orizontala; j

k
l
m
n
3. dispunerea rampei de incarcare intotdeauna in pupa j

k
l
m
n
4. termoizolatia peretilor si a puntilor. j

k
l
m
n
856.Navele specializate in transportul cherestelei au, in medie, o

capacitate de balastare de :
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1. 10 % din capacitatea totala de transport; j

k
l
m
n
2. 15% din capacitatea totala de transport; j

k
l
m
n
3. 20% din capacitatea totala de transport; j

k
l
m
n
4. 25% din capacitatea totala de transport. j

k
l
m
n
857.Pe timpul incarcarii containerelor trebuiesc verificate
1. daca exista scurgeri sau alte avarii j

k
l
m
n
2. daca sigiliile sunt intacte j

k
l
m
n
3. daca containerele care contin marfuri periculoase sunt stivuite in locatia j

k
l
m
n
corespunzatoare din cargo plan
k
l
m
n
858.Pentru amararea containerelor, pe punte, se utilizeaza
1. zavoare de baza (base-locks) j

k
l
m
n
2. zavoare duble (twist-locks) j

k
l
m
n
3. bare metalice cu tirant (crossing bars) j

k
l
m
n
4. toate dispozitivele mentionate j

k
l
m
n
859.Pentru manipularea containerelor, in terminalele specializate, se

utilizeaza
1. spreader j
k
l
m
n
2. graifer j
k
l
m
n
3. zbir j
k
l
m
n
4. gafe j
k
l
m
n
860.Pentru o buna conservare, procesul de congelare a carnii trebuie sa

inceapa, dupa sacrificare, la cel mult :
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1. 2 ore; j
k
l
m
n
2. 3 ore; j
k
l
m
n
3. 4 ore; j
k
l
m
n
4. 5 ore. j
k
l
m
n
861.Planul de incarcare (bay-plan) la navele containiere este o sectiune a

navei in plan :
1. longitudinal-diametral; j
k
l
m
n
2. transversal; j
k
l
m
n
3. orizontal; j
k
l
m
n
4. vertical. j
k
l
m
n
862.Refreigerarea este un procedeu de conservare a produselor perisabile

in care :
1. apa continuta isi schimba starea de agregare; j

k
l
m
n
2. apa continuta isi pastreaza starea de agregare; j

k
l
m
n
3. durata conservarii este nelimitata; j

k
l
m
n
4. efectul bacteriostatic este total. j

k
l
m
n
863.Standardele privind siguranta pasagerilor pe mare sunt impuse de :
k
l
m
n
2. Conventia STCW; j
k
l
m
n
3. Codul STCW; j
k
l
m
n
4. Manualul companiei de navigatie. j

k
l
m
n
864.Asieta navei se poate calcula cu relatia:
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1. j
k
l
m
n
D( XG − XB )
t=
100 MCT
2. j
k
l
m
n
D( XG − XB )
t=
LIP
3. j
k
l
m
n
LIP ( XG − XB )
t=
GH
4. j
k
l
m
n
Tpv + Tpp
t=
2
865.Asieta navei este :
1. o stare de inclinare transversala; j

k
l
m
n
2. inclinarea navei pe timpul incarcarii j

k
l
m
n
3. materializarea diferentei dintre pescajele prova si pupa; j

k
l
m
n
4. materializarea diferentei dintre pescajele citite in borduri, la centrul navei. j

k
l
m
n
866.Atunci cand o nava incarca intr-un port situat pe fluviu sau ape
interioare
1. va fi permisa o afundare a navei proportionala cu consumul de combustibil j

k
l
m
n
si apa pana la ajungerea navei in mare
2. va fi permisa o ridicare a navei proportionala cu consumul de combustibil j
k
l
m
n
si apa pana la ajungerea navei in mare
3. nu va fi permisa nici o afundare sau ridicare suplimentara a navei j
k
l
m
n
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4. va fi permisa o afundare suplimentara a navei datorita modificarii de asieta j

k
l
m
n
a navei la trecerea prin ape cu densitati diferite
867.Axa transversala in jurul careia au loc inclinarile longitudinale ale

navei trece prin :
1. centrul de carena al navei; j

k
l
m
n
2. centrul de greutate al navei; j

k
l
m
n
3. centrul de greutate al suprafetei de plutire; j

k
l
m
n
4. cuplul maestru. j
k
l
m
n
868.Bordul liber minim de vara, la navele pentru transport cherestea, se

calculeaza in functie de :
1. lungimea navei; j
k
l
m
n
2. lungimea totala, efectiva a suprastructurilor; j

k
l
m
n
3. pescajul de vara in apa de mare; j

k
l
m
n
4. volumul carenei. j
k
l
m
n
869.Bordul liber reprezinta :
1. rezerva de flotabilitate a navei; j

k
l
m
n
2. rezerva de stabilitate a navei j

k
l
m
n
3. diferenta dintre rezerva de stabilitate si rezerva de flotabilitate a navei j

k
l
m
n
4. diferenta dintre inaltimea de constructie si distanta pe verticala de la linia j

k
l
m
n
de plutire la linia puntii
870.Calculul cantitatii de marfa prin metoda pescajelor cuprinde:
1. etapa masuratorilor; j
k
l
m
n
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2. etapa corectiilor; j
k
l
m
n
3. etapa calculelor; j
k
l
m
n
4. toate cele trei etape mentionate. j

k
l
m
n
871.Cand o nava trebuie sa incarce la linia de incarcare de vara intr-un

port cu apa cu densitatea mai mica decat apa sarata atunci
1. nava va incarca la linia de incarcare de vara j

k
l
m
n
2. nava va incarca la linia de incarcare de vara plus corectia de densitate j

k
l
m
n
pentru apa din port
3. nava va incarca la linia de incarcare de vara minus corectia de densitate j
k
l
m
n
pentru apa din port
4. linia de incarcare de vara nu poate fi depasita in astfel de situatii j
k
l
m
n
872.Cand pozitia centrului longitudinal al plutirii se afla intr-o pozitie

spre prova sau spre pupa fata de cuplul maestru
1. variatia de asieta este aceeasi atat la prova cat si la pupa j

k
l
m
n
2. exista variatie de pescaj doar in directia centrului longitudinal al plutirii j

k
l
m
n
3. exista variatie de pescaj in directia opusa pozitiei centrului longitudinal al j

k
l
m
n
plutirii
4. variatia pescajelor prova si pupa va fi diferita j
k
l
m
n
873.Conform Conventiei Load Line, atunci cand o nava incarca in apa cu

densitatea cuprinsa intre valoarea apei dulci valoarea apei sarate
1. linia de incarcare aferenta zonei de navigatie nu poate fi depasita j

k
l
m
n
2. linia de incarcare aferenta zonei de navigatie va fi depasita cu toleranta de j

k
l
m
n
pescaj proportionala cu diferenta dintre densitatea apei sarate si densitatea
apei in care pluteste nava
3. linia de incarcare aferenta zonei de navigatie va fi deasupra liniei de plutire j
k
l
m
n
cu toleranta de pescaj proportionala cu diferenta dintre densitatea apei
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sarate si densitatea apei in care pluteste nava

4. linia de incarcare aferenta zonei de navigatie poate fi depasita numai daca j
k
l
m
n
nava incarca la linia de incarcare de vara
874.Conform Conventiei Load Line, atunci cand o nava incarca in apa

dulce
1. linia de incarcare aferenta zonei de navigatie poate fi depasita cu valoarea j

k
l
m
n
tolerantei de pescaj pentru apa dulce (fresh water allowance)
2. linia de incarcare aferenta zonei de navigatie nu poate fi depasita j
k
l
m
n
3. linia de incarcare aferenta zonei de navigatie poate fi depasita numai daca j

k
l
m
n
nava incarca la linia de incarcare de vara
4. linia de incarcare aferenta zonei de navigatie va fi deasupra liniei de plutire j
k
l
m
n
cu valoarea tolerantei de pescaj pentru apa dulce (fresh water allowance)
875.Constanta navei reprezinta :
1. masa navei goale; j

k
l
m
n
2. greutatile lichide de la bordul navei j

k
l
m
n
3. diferenta dintre masa navei goale la un moment dat pe timpul exploatarii si j

k
l
m
n
masa initiala a navei goale;
4. cantitatea de reziduri din tancurile navei. j
k
l
m
n
876.Conventia internationala asupra liniilor de incarcare nu se aplica

navelor :
1. cu DWB mai mic de 300 TDW; j

k
l
m
n
2. de pescuit. j
k
l
m
n
3. cu lungime mai mare de 24 m; j

k
l
m
n
4. cu TRB mai mare de 150 TR; j

k
l
m
n
877.Corectia de asieta a deplasamentului se determina cu relatia:
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1. j
k
l
m
n
MCT ⋅ X F ⋅ t
δD =
LIP
2. j
k
l
m
n
TPC ⋅ X F ⋅ t
δD =
LIP
3. j
k
l
m
n
DH
δD =
100 LIP
4. la navele mari, aceasta corectie este neglijabila j

k
l
m
n
878.Corectia de asieta a sondelor efectuate la tancuri se realizeaza:
1. cu scara Bonjean; j
k
l
m
n
2. cu graficele sau tabelele continute in tabelele de calibrare a tancurilor; j

k
l
m
n
3. cu graficele de asieta; j
k
l
m
n
4. asieta nu influenteaza citirea sondelor. j

k
l
m
n
879.Corectia de asieta care se aplica pescajului centru are expresia:
1. j
k
l
m
n
t
x = l pv
LIP
2. j
k
l
m
n
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t
y = l pp
LIP
3. j
k
l
m
n
t
z = lc
LIP
4. aceasta corectie este neglijabila, indiferent de asieta navei j

k
l
m
n
880.Corectia de asieta care se aplica pescajului prova are expresia:
1. j
k
l
m
n
t
x = l pv
LIP
2. j
k
l
m
n
t
y = l pp
LIP
3. j
k
l
m
n
t
z = lc
LIP

k
l
m
n
881.Corectia de asieta care se aplica pescajului pupa are expresia:
1. j
k
l
m
n
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t
x = l pv
LIP
2. j
k
l
m
n
t
y = l pp
LIP
3. j
k
l
m
n
t
z = lc
LIP

k
l
m
n
882.Corectia de asieta se aplica deplasamentului cu relatia:
1. j
k
l
m
n
DM = Dm + δD
2. j
k
l
m
n
Dm = D1 + δD
3. j
k
l
m
n
Dm = D2 + δD
4. j
k
l
m
n
D f = Dm + δD
883.Corectia de asieta se aplica ulajelor masurate prin :
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1. corectia de densitate si temperatura j

k
l
m
n
2. utilizarea graficelor de asieta; j

k
l
m
n
3. utilizarea tabelelor sau graficelor continute in tablele de calibrare a j

k
l
m
n
tancurilor;
4. asieta nu influenteaza citirea ulajelor. j
k
l
m
n
884.Corectia de densitate a deplasamentului se determina cu relatia:
1. j
k
l
m
n
D ' (γ 2 − γ 1 )
∆D =
γ1
2. j
k
l
m
n
D ' (γ 2 − γ 1 )
∆D =
γ2
3. j
k
l
m
n
D ' (γ 2 − γ 1 )
∆D =
TPCγ 1
4. j
k
l
m
n
D ' (γ 2 − γ 1 )
∆D =
TPC γ 2
885.Corectia de densitate a pescajului se determina cu relatia:
1. j
k
l
m
n
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D ' (γ 2 − γ 1 )
∆T =
γ2
2. j
k
l
m
n
D ' (γ 2 − γ 1 )
∆T =
TPCγ 2
3. j
k
l
m
n
D ' (γ 2 − γ 1 )
∆T =
γ1
4. j
k
l
m
n
D ' (γ 2 − γ 1 )
∆T =
TPCγ 2
886.Corectia de densitate se aplica deplasamentului cu relatia:
1. j
k
l
m
n
D2 = D ' − ∆D
2. j
k
l
m
n
D2 = D − ∆D
]
3. j
k
l
m
n
γ1
D2 = D ' −
γ2
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4. j
k
l
m
n
γ1
D2 = D ' −
γ2
887.Corectia de densitate se aplica pescajului de medie a mediilor, cu

relatia:
1. j
k
l
m
n
TM / M = Tm − ∆T
2. j
k
l
m
n
TM / M = TM − ∆T
3. j
k
l
m
n
TM / M = T ' M / M − ∆T
4. j
k
l
m
n
γ1
TM / M = Tm −
γ2
888.Dock Water Allowance reprezinta
1. modificarea de pescaj cand nava trece din apa sarata in apa dulce j
k
l
m
n
2. modificarea de pescaj cand nava trece din apa dulce in apa sarata j
k
l
m
n
3. modificarea de pescaj cand nava trece din apa dulce in apa sarata si vice j
k
l
m
n
versa
4. modificarea de pescaj cand nava trece din apa sarata in apa cu densitatea j
k
l
m
n
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mai mica decat apa sarata
889.Factorii care influenteaza TPC sunt
1. starea de inclinare a navei j

k
l
m
n
2. pescajul navei si suprafata plutirii j

k
l
m
n
3. tipul marfii care se incarca j

k
l
m
n
4. este constant in orice situatie j

k
l
m
n
890.In calculul cantitatii de marfa prin metoda pescajelor , la incarcare,

cantitatea incarcata se determina cu relatia:
1. Q= (A-a) - ( B-b); j
k
l
m
n
2. Q= (B-b)-(A-a); j
k
l
m
n
3. Q=(A-a)-Do; j
k
l
m
n
4. Q=(B-b)-Do. j
k
l
m
n
891.In calculul cantitatii de marfa prin metoda pescajelor, constanta

navei se poate determina:
1. inaintea inceperii incarcarii; j

k
l
m
n
2. dupa terminarea descarcarii; j

k
l
m
n
3. inainte de inceperea incarcarii si dupa terminarea descarcarii; j

k
l
m
n
4. metoda pescajelor nu include calculul constantei navei. j

k
l
m
n
892.In calculul cantitatii de marfa prin metoda pescajelor, corectarea

pescajelor pentru deformarea corpului navei se realizeaza in practica
curenta:
1. cu diagramele din documentatia navei; j

k
l
m
n
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2. calculand pescajul de medie a mediilor j

k
l
m
n
3. prin calcul integral; j

k
l
m
n
4. aceasta corectie este neglijabila, indiferent de starea de incarcare a navei. j

k
l
m
n

pescajelor pentru inclinarile longitudinale ale navei se realizeaza:
1. cu formule de calcul, tabele sau diagrame din documentatia navei; j

k
l
m
n
2. prin integrare; j
k
l
m
n
3. prin calcul logaritmic; j

k
l
m
n
4. aceasta corectie nu este necesara. j

k
l
m
n

pescajelor pentru inclinarile transversale ale navei se realizeaza:
1. cu formule empirice; j
k
l
m
n
2. cu diagrame din documentatia navei; j

k
l
m
n
3. facand media pescajelor masurate in ambele borduri; j

k
l
m
n
4. aceasta corectie nu este necesara. j

k
l
m
n
895.In calculul cantitatii de marfa prin metoda pescajelor, la descarcare,

cantritatea descarcata se determina cu relatia:
1. Q= (A-a) - ( B-b); j
k
l
m
n
2. Q= (B-b)-(A-a); j
k
l
m
n
3. Q=(A-a)-Do; j
k
l
m
n
4. Q=(B-b)-Do. j
k
l
m
n
896.In calculul cantitatii de marfa prin metoda ulajelor, corectia

densitatii relative pentru diferenta de temperatura se obtine cu relatia :
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1. j
k
l
m
n
f d = k + ∆t ;
2. j
k
l
m
n
f d = k ⋅ ∆t
3. j
k
l
m
n
f d = k + (to − t )
4. j
k
l
m
n
f d = k − (to − t )
897.In calculul cantitatii de marfa prin metoda ulajelor, pentru

reducerea volumului marfii la temperatura standard, se utilizeaza :
1. tablele de calibrare; j
k
l
m
n
2. tablele de sonde; j
k
l
m
n
3. tablele ASTM-IP; j
k
l
m
n
4. cantitatea de marfa nu poate fi determinata prin reducerea volumului la j

k
l
m
n
temperatura standard.
898.La deplasarea de greutati, variatia asietei se calculeaza cu formula:
1. j
k
l
m
n
100 MCT
∆t =
pd
2. j
k
l
m
n
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100 pd
∆t =
MCT
3. j
k
l
m
n
pd
∆t =
100 MCT
4. j
k
l
m
n
0,01MCT
∆t =
pd
899.La descarcare, constanta navei se calculeaza cu relatia:
1. j
k
l
m
n
K = (B-b) – Do
2. j
k
l
m
n
K = (A-a) – Do
3. j
k
l
m
n
K = Df – Do
4. la descarcare nu se poate determina constanta navei j

k
l
m
n
900.La imbarcarea de greutati, variatia pescajului mediu se calculeaza cu

formula:
1. j
k
l
m
n
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p
∆T =
100TPC
2. j
k
l
m
n
0,01TPC
∆T = ;
p
3. j
k
l
m
n
p
∆T =
100 MCT
4. j
k
l
m
n
0,01MCT
∆T =
p
901.La incarcare, constanta navei se calculeaza cu relatia:
1. j
k
l
m
n
K = ( B- b) – Do
2. j
k
l
m
n
K = (A- a) - Do
3. j
k
l
m
n
K = Df -Do
4. la incarcare nu se poate determina constanta navei j

k
l
m
n
902.Liniile de incarcare ale marcii de bord liber, pentru apa de mare,

sunt orientate spre :
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1. prova navei; j
k
l
m
n
2. pupa navei; j
k
l
m
n
3. linia puntii de bord liber; j

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
903.Liniile de incarcare ale marcii de bord liber, pentru apa dulce, sunt
orientate spre :
1. prova navei; j
k
l
m
n
2. pupa navei; j
k
l
m
n
3. linia puntii de bord liber; j

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
904.Marca de bord liber include :
1. discul Plimsoll; j
k
l
m
n
2. scarile de pescaj; j
k
l
m
n
3. marca de tonaj; j
k
l
m
n
4. linia de referinta de la cuplu maestru j

k
l
m
n
905.Marca de tonaj a fost introdusa de :
1. Conventia internationala asupra liniilor de incarcare (LL); j

k
l
m
n
2. Regulamentul pentru masuratorile de tonaj (UK); j

k
l
m
n
3. Lloyd's Register of Shipping; j

k
l
m
n
4. Registrul Naval Roman. j

k
l
m
n
906.Marca de tonaj include:
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1. discul Plimsoll; j
k
l
m
n
2. linia de incarcare de iarna; j

k
l
m
n
3. linia de incarcare de vara, la tropice; j

k
l
m
n
4. un triunghi echilateral cu latura de 300 mm. j

k
l
m
n
907.Momentul unitar de asieta (MCTC) se determina
1. din tablele (curbele) hidrostatice functie de pescaj sau deplasament j

k
l
m
n
2. din tablele (curbele hidrostatice) functie de asieta navei j

k
l
m
n
3. din tablele (curbele) hidrostatice functie densitatea apei in care pluteste j

k
l
m
n
nava
4. din diagrama de modificare a asietei la ambarcarea sau debarcarea de j
k
l
m
n
greutati
908.Momentul unitar de asieta (MCTC) se foloseste pentru
1. determinarea modificarii asietei navei la trecerea prin ape cu densitati j

k
l
m
n
diferite
2. determinarea modificarii asietei navei la ambarcarea, debarcarea sau j
k
l
m
n
deplasarea de greutati la bord
3. determinarea modificarii asietei navei doar la ambarcarea si debarcarea de j
k
l
m
n
greutati
4. determinarea modificarii asietei navei doar la deplasarea de greutati la j
k
l
m
n
bordul navei
909.O nava care are pescajul centru Tc mai mare decat pescajul mediu
Tm este:
1. aprovata; j
k
l
m
n
2. apupata; j
k
l
m
n
3. arcuita; j
k
l
m
n
4. contraarcuita j
k
l
m
n
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910.O nava care are pescajul mediu Tm mai mare decat pescajul centru
Tc este:
1. aprovata; j
k
l
m
n
2. apupata; j
k
l
m
n
3. arcuita; j
k
l
m
n
4. contraarcuita j
k
l
m
n
911.O nava cu asieta zero este :
1. in pozitie dreapta; j
k
l
m
n
2. bandata; j
k
l
m
n
3. canarisita; j
k
l
m
n
4. pe chila dreapta. j
k
l
m
n
912.Pentru calculul cantitatii de marfa prin metoda pescajelor, citirea

pescajelor se face:
1. la scarile de pescaj prova si pupa; j

k
l
m
n
2. la scarile de pescaj de la centrul navei in ambele borduri; j

k
l
m
n
3. la scarile de pescaj prova, centru si pupa, in ambele borduri; j

k
l
m
n
4. la scarile de pescaj prova, centru si pupa in bordul acostarii. j

k
l
m
n
913.Pentru calculul cantitatii de marfa prin metoda pescajelor, greutatile

lichide de la bord se determina:
1. prin presarea tancurilor; j

k
l
m
n
2. prin sondarea tancurilor; j

k
l
m
n
3. prin golirea tancurilor; j

k
l
m
n
4. greutatile lichide se iau din documentatia navei. j

k
l
m
n
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914.Pentru calculul cantitatii de marfa prin metoda pescajelor,

masurarea temperaturii si densitatii apei de mare se face:
1. numai in cadrul masuratorilor initiale; j

k
l
m
n
2. numai in cadrul masuratorilor finale; j

k
l
m
n
3. in cadrul masuratorilor initiale si finale; j

k
l
m
n
4. aceste masuratori nu sunt necesare. j

k
l
m
n
915.Prin afundare pe unitate se intelege :
1. variatia deplasamentului la depasarea de greutati la bordul navei j

k
l
m
n
2. variatia deplasamentului capabila sa produca o variatie unitara a pescajului j

k
l
m
n
mediu;
3. momentul capabil sa creeze o variatie unitara de asieta; j
k
l
m
n
4. momentul capabil sa creeze o variatie unitara de banda. j

k
l
m
n
916.Prin moment unitar de asieta se intelege :
1. deplasament unitar; j
k
l
m
n
2. momentul capabil sa creeze o variatie unitara de asieta; j

k
l
m
n
3. variatia deplasamentului capabila sa produca o variatie unitara a pescajului j

k
l
m
n
mediu;
4. momentul capabil sa creeze o variatie unitara de banda. j
k
l
m
n
917.Sageata negativa (hog) se determina cu relatia:
1. j
k
l
m
n
Sg = Tm − Tc
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2. j
k
l
m
n
Sg = Tc − Tm
3. j
k
l
m
n
Sg = Tc − Tpv
4. j
k
l
m
n
Sg = Tc − Tpp
918.Sageata pozitiva (sag) se determina cu relatia:
1. j
k
l
m
n
Sg = Tm − Tc
2. j
k
l
m
n
Sg = Tc − Tm
3. j
k
l
m
n
Sg = Tc − Tpv
4. j
k
l
m
n
Sg = Tc − Tpp
919.Sageata navei se determina facand diferenta dintre:
1. pescajul centru si pescajul mediu; j

k
l
m
n
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2. pescajul centru si pescajul prova j

k
l
m
n
3. pescajul centru si pescajul pupa; j

k
l
m
n
4. sageata navei se determina grafic. j

k
l
m
n
920.Scara liniilor de incarcare (a marcii de bord liber) se materializeaza

printr-o banda metalica verticala, cu ramnificatii orizontale, dispusa fata
de centrul discului Plimssol :
1. la 450 mm spre prova; j

k
l
m
n
2. la 450 mm spre pupa; j

k
l
m
n
3. la 540 mm spre prova; j

k
l
m
n
4. la 540 mm spre pupa. j

k
l
m
n
921.Toleranta de pescaj pentru apa dulce se calculeaza cu relatia:
1. j
k
l
m
n
FV − FD ;
2. j
k
l
m
n
TV − TI ;
3. j
k
l
m
n
FT − FD ;
4. j
k
l
m
n
TT − TV .
922.TPC reprezinta
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1. greutatea care trebuie ambarcata sau debarcata pentru variatia pescajului j

k
l
m
n
mediu cu un centimetru
2. greutatea care trebuie ambarcata sau debarcata pentru variatia asietei cu un j
k
l
m
n
centimetru
3. greutatea care trebuie ambarcata sau debarcata pentru a reduce inclinarea j
k
l
m
n
navei cu un centimetru
4. greutatea care trebuie ambarcata sau debarcata astfel incat pescajul mediu j
k
l
m
n
sa ramana constant
923.Traversa discului Plimsoll corespunde :
1. liniei de incarcare de vara in apa dulce; j

k
l
m
n
2. corespunde unei anumite linii de incarcare ce depinde de marimea navei j

k
l
m
n
3. liniei de incarcare de vara in apa sarata; j

k
l
m
n
4. nu corespunde nici unei linii de incarcare, la fiecare nava indicand valoarea j

k
l
m
n
bordului liber
924.Abscisa centrului de greutate al navei incarcate poate avea :
1. numai valori pozitive; j

k
l
m
n
2. numai valori negative; j

k
l
m
n
3. valori pozitive sau negative; j

k
l
m
n
4. valori constante. j
k
l
m
n
925.Abscisa centrului de greutate se calculeaza cu relatia:
1. j
k
l
m
n
ΣM CM
XG =
D
2. j
k
l
m
n
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ΣM LB
XG =
D
3. j
k
l
m
n
LIP
XG = − XF
2
4. j
k
l
m
n
LIP
XG = + XF
2
926.Abscisele greutatilor incarcate la bordul navei se masoara fata de:
1. perpendiculara pupa j
k
l
m
n
2. cuplul maestru; j
k
l
m
n
3. planul neutru; j
k
l
m
n
4. planul de baza. j
k
l
m
n
927.Atunci cand se estimeaza riscul deplasarii marfurilor pe timpul

voiajului, urmatorii factori trebuiesc luati in considerare
1. proprietatile fizice ale marfii j

k
l
m
n
2. locatia marfii la bordul navei j

k
l
m
n
3. stabilitatea navei j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
928.Atunci cand se estimeaza riscul deplasarii marfurilor pe timpul

voiajului, urmatorii factori trebuiesc luati in considerare
1. zona geografica in care se va executa voiajul j

k
l
m
n
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2. durata voiajului j
k
l
m
n
3. conditiile hidro-meteorologice pe durata voiajului j

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
929.Bratul stabilitatii dinamice se calculeaza cu relatia:
1. j
k
l
m
n
θ
ld = ∫ lsdθ
0 ;
2. j
k
l
m
n
ld = ls − lf ;
3. j
k
l
m
n
ls = ls − KG sinθ
4. j
k
l
m
n
ld = ls + KG sinθ .
930.Bratul stabilitatii statice se calculeaza cu relatia:
1. j
k
l
m
n
ls = lf + GH sin θ ;
2. j
k
l
m
n
ls = lf − KG ;
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3. j
k
l
m
n
ls = lf − KG sin θ
4. j
k
l
m
n
ls = lf + KG .
931.Bratul de redresare al navei mai este denumit si :
1. bratul stabilitatii de forma; j

k
l
m
n
2. bratul stabilitatii statice; j

k
l
m
n
3. bratul stabilitatii dinamice; j

k
l
m
n
4. bratul stabilitatii de greutate j

k
l
m
n
932.Canarisirea datorata stabilitatii transversale initiale negative se

produce :
1. in bordul acostarii; j
k
l
m
n
2. in bordul opus acostarii; j

k
l
m
n
3. simetric, in oricare din borduri; j

k
l
m
n
4. intotdeauna in bordul din care se efectueaza operatiuni de incarcare j

k
l
m
n
933.Canarisirea navei este :
1. o stare de inclinare datorata factorilor externi (vant, valuri) j

k
l
m
n
2. o stare de inclinare longitudinala; j

k
l
m
n
3. materializarea diferentei dintre pescajele citite in borduri, la centrul navei; j

k
l
m
n
4. o stare de inclinare datorata tensiunilor din paramele navei cu care este j

k
l
m
n
legata la cheu
Page 267 of 403
934.Canarisirea navei exercita asupra stabilitatii transversale un efect :
1. pozitiv; j
k
l
m
n
2. negativ; j
k
l
m
n
3. temporar; j
k
l
m
n
4. canarisirea nu influienteaza stabilitatea transversala a navei. j

k
l
m
n
935.Capacitatea navei de a reveni la pozitia initiala de echilibru, dupa

incetarea actiunii fortelor care au provocat scoaterea ei din aceasta
pozitie defineste :
1. flotabilitatea navei; j
k
l
m
n
2. stabilitatea navei; j
k
l
m
n
3. nescufundabilitatea navei; j
k
l
m
n
4. vitalitatea navei. j
k
l
m
n
936.Coeficientul bratului de stabilitate dinamica se calculeaza cu relatia:
1. j
k
l
m
n
∆θ = 2dθ ;
2. j
k
l
m
n
dθ
∆θ =
2 ;
3. j
k
l
m
n
∆θ = 0,08dθ
4. j
k
l
m
n
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∆θ = 0,53dθ
937.Coeficientul stabilitatii transversale are expresia:
1. j
k
l
m
n
k = D ⋅ GM ;
2. j
k
l
m
n
k = D ⋅ GH ;
3. j
k
l
m
n
k = D ⋅GM sin θ
4. j
k
l
m
n
k = D ⋅ GH sin θ .
938.Conditia obligatorie pentru stabilitatea transversala a navei este:
1. j
k
l
m
n
GM cor ≥ GM cr
2. j
k
l
m
n
GM cor = GM cr
3. j
k
l
m
n
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GM cor > GM cr
4. j
k
l
m
n
GM cor < GM cr
939.Coordonatele centrului de greutate al navei goale se calculeaza de

catre :
1. comandantul navei; j
k
l
m
n
2. registrul de clasificare; j
k
l
m
n
3. santierul constructor; j
k
l
m
n
4. se calculeaza la bordul navei pentru fiecare incarcare j

k
l
m
n
940.Corectia inaltimii metacentrice pentru efectul suprafetelor libere

lichide are expresia:
1. j
k
l
m
n
lb3
δGM = −r
12 D
2. j
k
l
m
n
l 3b
δGM = − r
12V
3. j
k
l
m
n
lb 3
δGM = − r
12V
4. j
k
l
m
n
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lb3
δGM = − r
V
941.Corectia pentru suprafete libere lichide (free surface correction) are

semnul
1. semnul se modifica functie de dimensiunile tancului si de densitatea j

k
l
m
n
lichidului din tancuri
2. semnul ei se modifica functie de cantitatea de lichid din tancuri j
k
l
m
n
3. semnul ei se modifica functie de pozitia pe verticala la bordul navei a j

k
l
m
n
tancurilor partial umplute
4. are intotdeauna valoare negativa j
k
l
m
n
942.Corectiile pentru inclinarile navei aplicate masuratorilor la tancurile

de marfa se gasesc la bordul navei in
1. tabele hidrostatice ale marfii j

k
l
m
n
2. tabele de sonda ale tancurilor de marfa j

k
l
m
n
3. se determina prin calcul cu ajutorul formulelor empirice j

k
l
m
n
4. se citesc direct pe indicatoarele nivelului de marfa din tancuri j

k
l
m
n
943.Cota centrului de greutate al navei incarcate poate avea :

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
944.Cota centrului de greutate se calculeaza cu relatia:
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1. j
k
l
m
n
ΣM CM
KG =
D
2. j
k
l
m
n
ΣM LB
KG =
D ;
3. j
k
l
m
n
KG = KM + GM
4. j
k
l
m
n
KG = KM − KB .
945.Cota metacentrului transversal se poate calcula:
1. cu "Diagrama pentru cota metacentrului transversal"; j

k
l
m
n
2. cu "Scala de incarcare"; j
k
l
m
n
3. cu "Diagrama Bonjean"; j
k
l
m
n
4. din "Diagrama de pantocarene" j

k
l
m
n
1. cu "Diagrama curbelor de carene drepte"; j

k
l
m
n
2. cu "Diagrama de asieta"; j
k
l
m
n
3. din 'Diagrama pentru valorile limita ale metacentrului transversal" j

k
l
m
n
4. cu ajutorul coeficientului de stabilitate. j

k
l
m
n
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1. din inaltimea de constructie a navei; j

k
l
m
n
2. din valoarea bordului liber; j

k
l
m
n
3. din valoarea momentului de redresare; j

k
l
m
n
4. cu formule empirice. j
k
l
m
n
948.Cotei metacentrului transversal
1. este o marime constanta j

k
l
m
n
2. variaza functie de pescajul navei j

k
l
m
n
3. variaza functie de inaltimea metacentrica j

k
l
m
n
4. variaza functie de raza metacentrica j

k
l
m
n
949.Cotele greutatilor incarcate la bordul navei se masoara fata de:
1. planul plutirii j
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
3. planul neutru; j
k
l
m
n
4. planul de baza. j
k
l
m
n
950.Criteriul principal de apreciere a stabilitatii transversale initiale a

navei il constituie :
1. valoarea inaltimii metacentrice transversale; j

k
l
m
n
2. valoarea cotei centrului de greutate al navei; j

k
l
m
n
3. valoarea cotei metacentrului transversal; j

k
l
m
n
4. valoarea razei metacentrice transversale. j

k
l
m
n
951.Curba stabilitatii statice ilustreaza comportarea navei la unghiurile

de inclinare transversala :
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1. mici; j
k
l
m
n
2. mari; j
k
l
m
n
3. diferite (mici si mari); j

k
l
m
n
4. constante. j
k
l
m
n
952.Daca centrul de greutate al navei este ridicat atunci
1. bratul de stabilitate creste si stabilitatea navei creste j

k
l
m
n
2. bratul de stabilitate scade si stabilitatea navei creste j

k
l
m
n
3. bratul de stabilitate creste si stabilitatea navei scade j

k
l
m
n
4. bratul de stabilitate scade si stabilitatea navei scade j

k
l
m
n
953.Distanta masurata pe verticala, in plan transversal, intre centrul de

carena si metacentrul transversal, constituie :
1. cota metacentrului transversal; j

k
l
m
n
2. raza metacentrica transversala; j

k
l
m
n
3. cota centrului de carena; j

k
l
m
n
4. pantocarena. j
k
l
m
n
954.Distanta masurata pe verticala, in plan transversal, intre metacentrul

transversal si centrul de greutate al navei, constituie :
1. cota metacentrului transversal; j

k
l
m
n
2. raza metacentrica transversala; j

k
l
m
n
3. cota centrului de carena; j

k
l
m
n
4. inaltimea metacentrica transversala. j

k
l
m
n
955.Echilibrul indiferent al navei este caracterizat de :
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1. inaltime metacentrica pozitiva; j

k
l
m
n
2. inaltime metacentrica nula; j

k
l
m
n
3. inaltime metacentrica negativa; j

k
l
m
n
4. inaltime metacentrica foarte mica j

k
l
m
n
956.Echilibrul instabil al navei este caracterizat de :

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
4. inaltime metacentrica foarte mica j

k
l
m
n
957.Echilibrul stabil al navei este caracterizat de :

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
4. inaltime metacentrica insuficienta. j

k
l
m
n
958.Efectul asietei navei asupra stabilitatii transversale se materializeaza

prin :
1. cresterea inaltimii metacentrice transversale in cazul apuparii navei; j

k
l
m
n
2. cresterea inaltimii metacentrice transversale in cazul aprovarii navei; j

k
l
m
n
3. scaderea inaltimii metacentrice transversale in cazul apuparii navei; j

k
l
m
n
4. asieta navei nu influienteaza stabilitatea ei transversala. j

k
l
m
n
959.Efectul suprafetei libere dintr-un tanc al navei este proportional cu :
1. cantitatea de lichid din tanc; j

k
l
m
n
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2. lungimea si latimea tancului; j

k
l
m
n
3. sonda tancului; j
k
l
m
n
4. inaltimea tancului. j
k
l
m
n
960.Efectul suprafetelor libere lichide din tancurile navei se

materializeaza prin :
1. cresterea inaltimii metacentrice; j

k
l
m
n
2. mentinerea inaltimii metacentrice; j

k
l
m
n
3. scaderea inaltimii metacentrice; j

k
l
m
n
4. inaltimea metacentrica nu este afectata de suprafetele libere lichide. j

k
l
m
n
961.Efectul suprafetelor libere lichide produce
1. o scadere a inaltimii metacentrice functie de pozitia pe verticala a tancului j

k
l
m
n
la bordul navei
2. initial o scadere a inaltimii metacentrice iar apoi o crestere a inaltimii j
k
l
m
n
metacentrice
3. o scadere a inaltimii metacentrice datorita deplasarii virtuale a centrului de j
k
l
m
n
greutate vertical in sus
4. o scadere sau o crestere a inaltimii metacentrice functie de gradul de j
k
l
m
n
inclinare al navei
962.Formula empirica de calcul al cotei centrului de carena este:
1. j
k
l
m
n
KB = 0,08Tm
2. j
k
l
m
n
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KB = 0,36 B 2 ;
3. j
k
l
m
n
KB = 0,53Tm ;
4. j
k
l
m
n
KB= 0,08 B 2 .
963.In calculul bratelor de stabilitate statica se va folosi valoarea lui KG

(cota centrului de greutate al navei)
1. necorectata pentru efectul suprafetelor libere lichide j

k
l
m
n
2. corectata pentru efectul suprafetelor lichide doar din tancurile partial j

k
l
m
n
umplute care se vor consuma pe timpul voiajului
3. corectata pentru efectul suprafetelor lichide doar pentru tancurile care nu se j
k
l
m
n
vor consuma pe timpul voiajului
4. corectata pentru efectul suprafetelor lichide pentru toate tancurile partial j
k
l
m
n
umplute
964.In cazul situatiei de echilibru instabil, bratul de stabilitate
1. nu exista c
d
e
f
g
2. tinde sa aduca nava in pozitie stabila c

d
e
f
g
3. actioneaza ca brat de rasturnare c

d
e
f
g
4. creste la valoarea maxima c

d
e
f
g
965.In cazul situatiei de echilibru neutru, bratul de stabilitate
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1. este mai mare j

k
l
m
n
2. este mai mic j

k
l
m
n
3. nu exista j
k
l
m
n
4. ramane constant j
k
l
m
n
966.In cazul unei nave incarcate cu cherestea pe coverta, inainte de

plecarea navei in voiaj Comandantul navei trebuie sa se asigure ca
1. nava este in pozitie dreapta c

d
e
f
g
2. nava are o inaltime metacentrica adecvata c

d
e
f
g
3. nava indeplineste criteriile de stabilitate cerute pentru acest tip de incarcare c

d
e
f
g
4. nava este dotata cu camere video pe punte c

d
e
f
g
967.In cazul unghiurilor mari de inclinare transversala a navei, centrul

de carena se deplaseaza pe :
1. o dreapta; j
k
l
m
n
2. un arc de cerc; j
k
l
m
n
3. o curba de raza variabila; j

k
l
m
n
4. verticala. j
k
l
m
n
968.In cazul unghiurilor mari de inclinare transversala a navei,

metacentrul transversal se deplaseaza pe :
1. o dreapta; j
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
4. o evoluta metacentrica. j
k
l
m
n
969.In cazul unghiurilor mici de inclinare transversala a navei, se poate

considera ca centrul de carena se deplaseaza pe :
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1. o dreapta; j
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
4. verticala. j
k
l
m
n

considera ca intersectia a doua plutiri izocarene se face dupa o dreapta
care trece prin :
1. planul neutru; j
k
l
m
n
2. centrul lor de greutate; j

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
4. centrul de carena j
k
l
m
n

considera ca metacentru transversal este :
1. un punct fix; j
k
l
m
n
2. situat sub planul neutru; j

k
l
m
n
3. situat in planul neutru; j

k
l
m
n
4. situat deasupra planului neutru. j

k
l
m
n
972.In momentul deplasarii marfurilor la bordul navei pe timpul

voiajului se pot lua urmatoarele masuri
1. schimbarea de drum a navei j

k
l
m
n
2. reducerea vitezei j
k
l
m
n
3. monitorizarea integritatii structurale a navei j

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
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973.In studiul stabilitatii dinamice se iau in consideratie momentele de

inclinare transversala care se aplica navei :
1. lent; j
k
l
m
n
2. rapid; j
k
l
m
n
3. constant; j
k
l
m
n
4. variabil. j
k
l
m
n
974.In studiul stabilitatii statice se admite ipoteza ca momentele de

inclinare transversala se aplica navei :
1. lent; j
k
l
m
n
2. rapid; j
k
l
m
n
3. constant; j
k
l
m
n
4. variabil. j
k
l
m
n
975.Inaltimea metacentrica transversala se calculeaza cu relatia :
1. GM = KG + KB; j
k
l
m
n
2. GM = BM + KB; j
k
l
m
n
3. GM = KG - KB; j
k
l
m
n
4. GM = KM - KG. j
k
l
m
n
976.La ambarcarea unei greutati la bordul navei, centrul de greutate al

navei
1. se va deplasa in directie opusa pozitiei de ambarcare a greutatii j

k
l
m
n
2. se va deplasa in sus j
k
l
m
n
3. se va deplasa in jos j
k
l
m
n
4. se va deplasa in directia pozitiei de ambarcare a greutatii j

k
l
m
n
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977.La bordul navelor se utilizeaza uneori elemente de stabilitate

longitudinala, pentru :
1. studiul pantocarenelor; j
k
l
m
n
2. studiul asietei; j
k
l
m
n
3. determinarea corectiei suprafetelor libere lichide j

k
l
m
n
4. determinarea planului neutru. j

k
l
m
n
978.La descarcarea unei greutati de la bordul navei, centrul de greutate

al navei
1. se va deplasa in directie opusa pozitiei de descarcare a greutatii j

k
l
m
n
2. se va deplasa in jos j
k
l
m
n
3. se va deplasa in sus j
k
l
m
n
4. se va deplas in directia pozitiei de descarcare a greutatii j

k
l
m
n
979.La navele cargouri, inaltimea metacentrica transversala pentru nava

incarcata, are valori cuprinse intre :
1. 0,1 - 0,2 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 0,4 - 0,6 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 0,8 - 1,2 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 2,5 - 4,0 m; j
k
l
m
n
980.La navele mineraliere, inaltimea metacentrica transversala, pentru

nava incarcata, are valori cuprinse intre :
1. 0,1 - 0,2 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 0,4 - 0,6 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 0,8 - 1,2 m; j
k
l
m
n
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4. 2,5 m - 4,0 m. j
k
l
m
n
981.La o nava avand perioada lunga de ruliu, cu amplitudine mica,

inaltimea metacentrica initiala este :
1. mica; j
k
l
m
n
2. mare; j
k
l
m
n
3. negativa; j
k
l
m
n
4. critica. j
k
l
m
n
982.La o nava avand perioada scurta de ruliu, cu amplitudine mare,

inaltimea metacentrica initiala este :
1. mica; j
k
l
m
n
2. mare; j
k
l
m
n
3. negativa; j
k
l
m
n
4. critica. j
k
l
m
n
983.La plecarea din portul de incarcare, o nava care transporta cereale in

vrac poate avea o canarisire de:
1. maxim 1 grad; j
k
l
m
n
2. maxim 2 grade; j
k
l
m
n
3. maxim 0.5 grade; j

k
l
m
n
4. la aceste nave nu se admite canarisire la plecarea din portul de incarcare. j

k
l
m
n
984.Momentul de inertie pentru suprafete libere lichide (free surface

moment) se determina la bordul navei
1. din tablele de sonda functie de nivelul lichidului din tanc j

k
l
m
n
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2. din tablele de sonda functie de pozitia tancului la bordul navei j

k
l
m
n
3. din tablele de sonda functie de densitatea lichidului din tanc j

k
l
m
n
4. din tablele de sonda functie de latimea tancului j

k
l
m
n
985.Momentul stabilitatii transversale are expresia:
1. j
k
l
m
n
M θ = D ⋅ GM sin θ ;
2. j
k
l
m
n
M θ = D ⋅ GH sin θ ;
3. j
k
l
m
n
M θ = D ⋅ GM ;
4. j
k
l
m
n
M θ = V ⋅ GH .
986.O crestere a centrului de greutate al navei se poate datora
1. efectului suprafetelor libere din tancurile partial umplute j

k
l
m
n
2. depunerilor de gheata pe suprastructurile navei j

k
l
m
n
3. apei ambarcata pe puntea navei pe timp de furtuna j

k
l
m
n
4. toate cele 3 situatii mentionate j

k
l
m
n
987.O crestere a centrului de greutate al navei se poate datora
1. descarcarea unei greutati de pe coverta cu macaraua navei j

k
l
m
n
2. transferului de combustibil dintr-un tanc inferior intr-un tanc superion j

k
l
m
n
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3. cheresteaua incarcata pe punte devine saturata datorita absorbtiei de j

k
l
m
n
umiditate
4. toate cele 3 situatii mentionate j
k
l
m
n
988.O nava canarisita ca urmare a stabilitatii initiale negative, se afla in

echilibru :
1. stabil; j
k
l
m
n
2. instabil; j
k
l
m
n
3. indiferent; j
k
l
m
n
4. stabilitatea initiala negativa nu determina canarasirea navei. j

k
l
m
n
989.O nava cu canarisire zero este :
1. pe chila dreapta; j
k
l
m
n
2. in pozitie dreapta; j
k
l
m
n
3. bandata; j
k
l
m
n
4. in echilibru indiferent j
k
l
m
n
990.O nava dura este caracterizata de :
1. stabilitate excesiva; j
k
l
m
n
2. stabilitate buna; j
k
l
m
n
3. stabilitate redusa; j
k
l
m
n
4. stabilitate initiala negativa. j

k
l
m
n
991.O nava zvelta este caracterizata de :
1. stabilitate initiala negativa; j

k
l
m
n
2. stabilitate buna; j
k
l
m
n
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3. stabilitate excesiva j
k
l
m
n
4. stabilitate redusa. j
k
l
m
n
992.O stabilitate transversala initiala negativa determina :
1. inclinarea navei in bordul opus directiei vantului j

k
l
m
n
2. inclinarea navei succesiv in ambele borduri j

k
l
m
n
3. canarisirea navei; j
k
l
m
n
4. bandarea navei. j
k
l
m
n
993.Ordonata centrului de greutate al navei incarcate poate avea :

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
994.Pe timpul sondarii tancurilor, se recomanda ca nava sa nu fie

canarisita mai mult de:
1. 0,5 grade; j
k
l
m
n
2. 1 grad; j
k
l
m
n
3. 1,5 grad; j
k
l
m
n
4. canarisirea nu influenteaza sondarea tancurilor. j

k
l
m
n
995.Pentru o nava avand latimea B=17,5 m si inaltimea metacentrica

transversala GM=0,49m, perioada de ruliu Tr are valoarea:
1. 10 s; j
k
l
m
n
2. 20 s; j
k
l
m
n
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3. 30 s; j
k
l
m
n
4. 40 s. j
k
l
m
n
996.Pentru o nava avand latimea B=18,5 m si pescajul mediu Tm = 6,4 m,

cota metacentrului transversal KM are valoarea:
1. 7,560 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 7,660 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 7,670 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 7,680 m. j
k
l
m
n
997.Pentru o nava avand latimea B=20 m si perioada de ruliu Tr = 25 s,

inaltimea metacentrica transversala GM are valoarea:
1. 0,21 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 0,41 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 0,61 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 0,81 m. j
k
l
m
n
998.Pentru o nava avand latimea B=32 m si pescajul mediu Tm =12,5 m,

raza metacentrica transversala BM are valoarea:
1. 6,65 m. j
k
l
m
n
2. 6,50 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 6,55 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 6,60 m; j
k
l
m
n
999.Pentru o nava avand pescajul mediu Tm =8,4 m, cota centrului de

carena KB are valoarea:
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1. 4,452 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 4,455 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 4,460 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 4,465 m. j
k
l
m
n
1000.Pentru siguranta transportului pe mare este suficient studiul

stabilitatii navei in plan :
1. transversal; j
k
l
m
n
2. longitudinal; j
k
l
m
n
3. atat in plan transversal cat si in plan longitudinal j

k
l
m
n
4. in plan longitudinal deoarece inaltimea metacentrica este mai mare j

k
l
m
n
1001.Perioada de ruliu se poate calcula cu formula:
1. j
k
l
m
n
0,53B
Tr =
GM
2. j
k
l
m
n
0,8B
Tr =
GM
3. j
k
l
m
n
0,8B 2
Tr =
GM
4. j
k
l
m
n
0,B 2
Tr =
GM
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1002.Planul orizontal imaginar, pe care orice imbarcare sau debarcare de

greutati nu modifica inaltimea metacentrica transversala, este denumit :
1. plan de forme; j
k
l
m
n
2. plan neutru; j
k
l
m
n
3. planul diametral j
k
l
m
n
4. planul cuplului maestru j

k
l
m
n
1003.Pozitia centrului longitudinal al plutirii (LCF) este este masurata de

regula
1. intotdeauna de la perpendiculara pupa j

k
l
m
n
2. intotdeauna de la cuplul maestru j

k
l
m
n
3. de la cuplu maestru sau de la perpendiculara pupa j

k
l
m
n
4. intotdeauna de la perpendiculara prova j

k
l
m
n
1004.Pozitia centrului longitudinal al plutirii (LCF) este influentata de
1. inaltimea metacentrica a navei pentru plutirea respectiva c

d
e
f
g
2. forma suprafetei plutirii a navei c

d
e
f
g
3. raza metacentrica pentru plutirea respectiva c

d
e
f
g
4. pozitia este constanta pentru orice plutire a navei c

d
e
f
g
1005.Precizia calculului de stabilitate si asieta depinde de :
1. natura marfurilor incarcate; j

k
l
m
n
2. cantitatea de materiale de separatie si amaraj; j

k
l
m
n
3. precizia intocmirii cargo-planului final; j

k
l
m
n
4. acuratetea citirii pescajelor j

k
l
m
n
1006.Prin moment unitar de banda se intelege :
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1. deplasament unitar; j
k
l
m
n
2. momentul capabil sa creeze navei o inclinare transversala unitara; j

k
l
m
n
3. momentul capabil sa creeze navei o variatie unitara de asieta; j

k
l
m
n
4. o stare de inclinare transversala. j

k
l
m
n
1007.Prin pantocarena se intelege :
1. bratul stabilitatii de greutate j

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
4. bratul stabilitatii de forma. j

k
l
m
n
1008.Prin stabilitate se intelege :
1. o masura constructiva; j
k
l
m
n
2. o calitate nautica; j
k
l
m
n
3. o buna practica marinareasca; j

k
l
m
n
4. o buna stare de navigabilitate. j

k
l
m
n
1009.Prin testul de stabilitate se intelege :
1. verificarea stabilitatii initiale a navei incarcate; j

k
l
m
n
2. determinarea pe cale experimentala a inaltimii metacentrice initiale si a j

k
l
m
n
coordonatelor centrului de greutate pentru nava goala;
3. determinarea inaltimii metacentrice functie de perioada de ruliu; j
k
l
m
n
4. determinarea cotei centrului de greutate a navei goale inainte de orice j

k
l
m
n
incarcare
1010.Produsul dintre deplasamentul navei si inaltimea metacentrica

initiala (considerat ca o masura a stabilitatii initiale) este denumit :
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1. factor de stabilitate; j
k
l
m
n
2. coeficient de stabilitate; j
k
l
m
n
3. moment de stabilitate; j
k
l
m
n
4. criteriu de stabilitate. j
k
l
m
n
1011.Punctul de intersectie a directiei de actiune a fortei de flotabilitate a

navei, cu planul ei diametral, este definit ca :
1. centrul de greutate al suprafetei plutirii j

k
l
m
n
2. centru de carena; j
k
l
m
n
3. metacentru longitudinal; j
k
l
m
n
4. metacentru transversal. j
k
l
m
n
1012.Reprezentarea grafica a lucrului mecanic efectuat de momentul de

redresare al navei, la diferite unghiuri de inclinare transversala, se
materializeaza in :
1. curbele de carene drepte; j

k
l
m
n
2. curbele hidrostatice j
k
l
m
n
3. curba de stabilitate statica; j

k
l
m
n
4. curba de stabilitate dinamica. j

k
l
m
n
1013.Reprezentarea grafica a variatiei bratului de stabilitate statica, la

diferite unghiuri de inclinare transversala (pentru o anumita stare de
incarcare a navei), se materializeaza in :
1. curbele hidrostatice j
k
l
m
n
2. curba de stabilitate dinamica; j

k
l
m
n
3. curba de stabilitate statica; j

k
l
m
n
4. curbele de carene drepte. j

k
l
m
n
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1014.Rezerva de flotabilitate a navei este determinata de :
1. inaltimea pana la linia de plutire j

k
l
m
n
2. inaltimea de constructie; j
k
l
m
n
3. inaltimea de bord liber; j

k
l
m
n
4. inaltimea de la linia de plutire la punctul maxim al navei j

k
l
m
n
1015.Rezerva de stabilitate dinamica este reprezentata de :
1. bordul liber; j
k
l
m
n
2. aria delimitata de curba de stabilitate statica si valoarea unghiului de j

k
l
m
n
inundare al puntii
3. aria delimitata de curba de stabilitate statica si valoarea unghiului critic de j
k
l
m
n
ruliu
4. aria delimitata de curba stabilitatii statice si abscisa. j
k
l
m
n
1016.Riscul major prezentat de marfurile ambalate in saci de plastic

este :
1. contaminarea marfii; j
k
l
m
n
2. compromiterea stabilitatii prin deplasarea marfii; j

k
l
m
n
3. strivirea sacilor din randurile inferioare; j

k
l
m
n
4. separarea ineficienta a loturilor. j

k
l
m
n
1017.Scoaterea navei din ruliu sincronizat se realizeaza eficient prin :
1. reducerea vitezei; j
k
l
m
n
2. marirea vitezei; j
k
l
m
n
3. shimbare de drum in directie opusa directiei valului j

k
l
m
n
4. schimbarea de drum. j
k
l
m
n
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1018.Semnificatia fizica a canarisirii navei este :
1. cresterea rezervei de stabilitate statica; j

k
l
m
n
2. reducerea perioadei de ruliu; j

k
l
m
n
3. reducerea rezervei de stabilitate dinamica j

k
l
m
n
4. scaderea flotabilitatii navei j

k
l
m
n
1019.Situatia de nava dura (stiff ship) apare atunci cand
1. marfa cu greutate mai mare este stivuita la partea superioara a magaziilor j

k
l
m
n
2. marfa cu greutate mai mare este stivuita pe punte j

k
l
m
n
3. marfa cu greutate mare este stivuita la partea inferioara a magaziilor de j

k
l
m
n
marfa
4. marfa cu greutate usoara este stivuita la partea inferioara a magaziilor de j
k
l
m
n
marfa
1020.Situatia de nava moale (tender ship) apare atunci cand
1. marfa cu greutate mai mare este stivuita la partea superioara a magaziilor j

k
l
m
n
2. marfa cu greutate mai mica este stivuita pe punte j

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
marfa
k
l
m
n
marfa
1021.Stabilitatea initiala negativa se manifesta prin :
1. asieta negativa datorita inaltimii metacentrice negative j

k
l
m
n
2. inclinarea navei datorita pozitiei foarte coborate a centrului de greutate j

k
l
m
n
3. cresterea bratului de redresare datorita inaltimii metacentrice negative j

k
l
m
n
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4. reducerea pantocarenei. j
k
l
m
n
1022.Studiul stabilitatii initiale a navei incarcate se face in scopul

aprecierii comportamentului navei :
1. pe vreme rea j
k
l
m
n
2. inainte de terminarea incarcarii navei j

k
l
m
n
3. la unghiuri mici si mari de inclinare transversala; j

k
l
m
n
4. la unghiuri mici de inclinare transversala. j

k
l
m
n
1023.Suprafetele libere lichide de la bordul navei cauzeaza
1. cresterea bratului de stabilitate j

k
l
m
n
2. reducerea bratului de stabilitate j

k
l
m
n
3. atat cresterea cat si descresterea bratului de stabilitate functie de pozitia la j

k
l
m
n
bordul navei a suprafetelor libere lichide
4. atat cresterea cat si descresterea bratului stabilitatii functie de nivelul j
k
l
m
n
lichidului in tancuri
1024.Teorema lui Euler poate fi aplicata in studiul stabilitatii :
1. la unghiuri mari de inclinare transversala; j

k
l
m
n
2. la unghiuri mici de inclinare transversala; j

k
l
m
n
3. la orice unghi de inclinare transversala; j

k
l
m
n
4. la unghiuri de inclinarea care afecteaza stabilitatea navei j

k
l
m
n
1025.Unghiul critic de canarisire se considera :
1. jumatatea unghiului maxim de ruliu; j

k
l
m
n
2. jumatatea unghiului critic de ruliu; j

k
l
m
n
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3. jumatatea unghiului maxim de canarisire; j

k
l
m
n
4. jumatatea unghiului de inundare a puntii. j

k
l
m
n
1026.Unghiul critic de ruliu se considera :
1. unghiul critic de canarisire; j

k
l
m
n
2. unghiul corespunzator maximului diagramei statice; j

k
l
m
n
3. unghiul de inundare a puntii; j

k
l
m
n
4. jumatatea unghiului maxim de canarisire. j

k
l
m
n
1027.Unghiul de inclinare transversala al navei datorat alunecarii

cerealelor nu trebuie sa fie mai mare de
1. 12 grade j
k
l
m
n
2. 12.5 grade j
k
l
m
n
3. 11.5 grade j
k
l
m
n
4. 15 grade j
k
l
m
n
1028.Unghiul de inclinare transversala corespunzator maximului

diagramei statice indica :
1. unghiul maxim de canarisire; j

k
l
m
n
2. unghiul de inundare a puntii; j

k
l
m
n
3. unghiul critic de canarisire; j

k
l
m
n
4. unghiul maxim de ruliu. j

k
l
m
n
1029.Unghiul optim pentru amararea marfurilor impotriva deplasarii pe

orizontala a marfii este
1. 45 de grade fata de orizontala j

k
l
m
n
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k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
1030.Unghiul optim pentru amararea marfurilor impotriva rasturnarii a

marfii este
1. intre 35 si 50 de grade fata de orizontala j

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
4. peste 60 de grade fata de orizontala j

k
l
m
n
1031.Unghiurile de inclinare transversala se considera mici daca nu

depasesc
1. 15 grade j
k
l
m
n
2. aproximativ 10 grade j
k
l
m
n
3. 20 grade j
k
l
m
n
4. 10-15 grade j
k
l
m
n
1032.Valoarea optima a inaltimii metacentrice, la navele de pasageri,

este :
1. 0,02 - 0,03 din latimea navei; j

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
4. 0,05 - 0,06 din latimea navei. j

k
l
m
n
1033.Valoarea pantocarenelor, pentru diferite unghiuri de inclinare

transversala, depinde exclusiv de :
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1. forma si dimensiunile corpului navei; j

k
l
m
n
2. pozitia centrului de greutate in raport cu metacentrul j

k
l
m
n
3. pozitia centrului de greutate al navei in raport cu centrul de carena j

k
l
m
n
4. pozitia metacentrului in raport cu centrul de carena j

k
l
m
n
1034.Variatia distantei verticale dintre centrul de greutate al navei si

centrul de carena, corespunzatoare unei inclinari transversale,
determina :
1. bratul de redresare; j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
4. bratul stabilitatii de forma. j

k
l
m
n
1035.Constructia de nave petroliere cu tancuri separate de balast este o

cerinta a :
1. Conventia ISGOT j
k
l
m
n
2. Conventiei SOLAS 74 j
k
l
m
n
3. Conventiei MARPOL 73/78; j

k
l
m
n
4. Codului IBC. j
k
l
m
n
1036.Constructia si echiparea navelor care transporta produse chimice in

vrac este reglementata de :
1. Codul IBC; j
k
l
m
n
2. Codul ISM; j
k
l
m
n
3. Codul LSA; j
k
l
m
n
4. Codul STCW. j
k
l
m
n
1037.Descarcarea navelor petroliere se realizeaza :
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k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
4. metoda de descarcare se stabileste prin contract. j

k
l
m
n
1038.Distanta masurata pe verticala, de la nivelul lichidului din tanc pana

la cerul tancului (sau alt punct de referinta), se defineste ca :
1. sonda; j
k
l
m
n
2. inaltime de constructie; j
k
l
m
n
3. spatiu de expansiune; j
k
l
m
n
4. ulaj. j
k
l
m
n
1039.Exigentele maxime privind siguranta constructiei si mijloacelor de

salvare a vietii pe mare se intalnesc la :
1. navele de pasageri; j
k
l
m
n
2. navele petroliere; j
k
l
m
n
3. navele pasagere de tip Ro-Ro; j

k
l
m
n
4. navele Ro-Ro. j
k
l
m
n
1040.Fiecarei nave petrolier ii este caracteristic un "Vessel Experience

Factor" care variaza fata de valorile obtinute de terminalul de incarcare
cu
1. plus sau minus 1% j

k
l
m
n
2. plus sau minus 2% j

k
l
m
n
3. plus sau minus 0.5% j

k
l
m
n
4. plus sau minus 1.5% j

k
l
m
n
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1041.IMO imparte tancurile pentru transportul gazelor lichefiate in
1. integrated tanks, membrane tanks, semi-membrane tanks j

k
l
m
n
2. integrated tanks, membrane tanks, semi-membrane tanks, independent j

k
l
m
n
tanks de tipul A, B si C
3. integrated tanks, membrane tanks, independent tanks de tipul A, B si C j
k
l
m
n
4. membrane tanks, semi-membrane tanks, independent tanks de tipul A, B si j

k
l
m
n
C
1042.In calculul cantitatii de gaze lichefiate incarcate la bord cu valoarea

corectata a sondei masurata la cargotancul de marfa se intra in tablele de
calibrara a tancului si se obtine
1. valoarea volumului de lichid j

k
l
m
n
2. valoarea volumului de lichid si vapori j

k
l
m
n
3. volumul total al tancului j

k
l
m
n
4. volumul de vapori j
k
l
m
n
1043.In calculul cantitatii de gaze lichefiate incarcate la bord volumul de

lichid si vapori se corecteaza
1. cu factorul de contractie al cargotancului j

k
l
m
n
2. cu factorul de contractie al cargotancului cand temperatura marfii incarcate j

k
l
m
n
este mai mica de 15 grade celcius
k
l
m
n
este mai mica de 0 grade celcius
k
l
m
n
este mai mica de -10 grade celcius
1044.In calculul cantitatii de gaze lichefiate incarcate la bord volumul de

vapori se obtine prin
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1. corectarea volumului de lichid cu temperatura vaporilor j

k
l
m
n
2. scaderea volumui de lichid din volumul tancului j

k
l
m
n
3. corectarea volumului tancului cu densitatea vaporilor j

k
l
m
n
4. corectarea volumului de lichid cu presiunea vaporilor j

k
l
m
n
1045.In calculul cantitatii de marfa al produselor petroliere "Vessel

Experience Factor"' se poate modifica pe durata de exploatare a navei
datorita
1. transportului de produse petroliere diferite j

k
l
m
n
2. acumularea de sedimente j
k
l
m
n
3. curatarea tancurilor la intrarea navei in santier j

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
1046.In calculul cantitatii de marfa al produselor petroliere notiunea de

"Total Observed Volume' se refera la
1. volumul total masurat in tancul de marfa care include marfa, apa din marfa j
k
l
m
n
si sedimentele
2. volumul total masurat in tancul de marfa care include marfa si sedimentele j
k
l
m
n
3. volumul total masurat in tancul de marfa care include marfa si apa din j
k
l
m
n
marfa
4. volumul total de marfa fara apa si sedimente j
k
l
m
n
1047.In calculul cantitatii de marfa al produselor petroliere notiunea de

"Vessel Experience Factor"' se refera la
1. diferenta dintre cantitatile de marfa obtinute prin calcul si cele obtinute la j

k
l
m
n
terminalul de incarcare pentru ultimele 10 incarcari
k
l
m
n
terminalul de incarcare pentru ultimele 5 incarcari
k
l
m
n
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terminalul de incarcare fata de ultimul port de incarcare

k
l
m
n
terminalul de incarcare fata de ultimul port de decarcare
1048.In calculul cantitatii de marfa al produselor petroliere transportate

in vrac cantitatea de "Free Water" se determina
1. cu ajutorul pastei de apa aplicata pe sonda j

k
l
m
n
2. cu detectorul de interfata j
k
l
m
n
3. cu pasta de apa sau detectorul de interfata j

k
l
m
n
4. cu ajutorul tubului de ulaj j

k
l
m
n

in vrac, notiunea de "Free Water" exprima
1. apa aflata in cargo tanc aflata in separare fata de marfa incarcata j

k
l
m
n
2. apa aflata in cargo tanc amestecata cu marfa incarcata j

k
l
m
n
3. apa care ramane in cargo tanc dupa descarcarea marfii j

k
l
m
n
4. apa separata de marfa la temperatura de 15 grade j

k
l
m
n

in vrac, notiunea de "Gross Observed Volume (GOV)" exprima
1. volumul total observat din care se scad sedimentele j

k
l
m
n
2. volumul total observat din care se scad "apa libera" si sedimentele la j

k
l
m
n
temperatura observata
3. volumul total observat impreuna cu "apa libera" si sedimentele la j
k
l
m
n
temperatura observata
4. volumul total observat impreuna cu "apa libera" la care se scad sedimentele j
k
l
m
n
la temperatura observata
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in vrac, notiunea de "Gross Standard Volume (GSV)" exprima
1. volumul de marfa masurat fara apa dar cu sedimente in conditii standard de j

k
l
m
n
presiune atmosferica si temperatura de 15 grade
2. volumul de marfa masurat impreuna cu apa si fara sedimente in conditii j
k
l
m
n
standard de presiune atmosferica si temperatura de 15 grade
3. volumul de marfa masurat impreuna cu apa si sedimentele in conditii j
k
l
m
n
standard de presiune atmosferica si temperatura de 15 grade
4. volumul de marfa masurat fara apa si sedimente in conditii standard de j
k
l
m
n
presiune atmosferica si temperatura de 15 grade

in vrac, notiunea de "On Board Quantity (OBQ)" exprima
1. resturile materiale (petrol, apa, sedimente) aflate in tancurile de marfa j

k
l
m
n
inainte de inceperea operatiunii de incarcare
2. resturile materiale (apa, sedimente) aflate in tancurile de marfa, liniile de j
k
l
m
n
marfa si in pompele aferente inainte de inceperea operatiunii de incarcare
3. resturile materiale (petrol, apa, sedimente) aflate in tancurile de marfa si j
k
l
m
n
liniile de marfa inainte de inceperea operatiunii de incarcare
4. resturile materiale (petrol, apa, sedimente) aflate in tancurile de marfa, j
k
l
m
n
liniile de marfa si in pompele aferente inainte de inceperea operatiunii de
incarcare

in vrac, notiunea de "Volume Correction Factor (VCF)" exprima
1. factor determinat din tablele ASTM pe baza temperaturii observate si a j

k
l
m
n
densitatii, pentru obtinerea volumului observat
k
l
m
n
densitatii, pentru obtinerea volumului standard
k
l
m
n
presiunii, pentru obtinerea volumului standard
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k
l
m
n
densitatii, pentru obtinerea volumului de apa din marfa
1054.In cazul navelor care transporta gaze lichefiate sub presiune

umplerea cargotancului poate fi
1. 0.98 j
k
l
m
n
2. mai mare de 98% j

k
l
m
n
3. mai mica de 98% j

k
l
m
n
4. maxim 95% j
k
l
m
n
1055.In transportul gazelor lichefiate luarea de probe de marfa la bordul

navei presupune
1. probe de lichid si probe de vapori j

k
l
m
n
2. probe de temperatura si probe de densitate j

k
l
m
n
3. probe de lichid si probe de densitate j

k
l
m
n
4. probe de vapori si probe de temperatura j

k
l
m
n
1056.Incarcare maxima a unui cargotanc cu gaze lichefiate este

determinata de
1. valoarea maxima a volumului tancului j

k
l
m
n
2. valoarea maxima a volumului pe care-l poate ocupa marfa in tanc j

k
l
m
n
3. maxim 95% din capacitatea tancului j

k
l
m
n
4. reglarea supapelor de siguranta montate pe cargotanc j

k
l
m
n
1057.Incarcarea gazelor lichefiate se face prin una din urmatoarele

metode
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1. incarcarea cu retur de gaz la terminal sau incarcarea fara linie de retur j

k
l
m
n
2. doar cu incarcarea cu retur de gaz la terminal j

k
l
m
n
3. doar cu incarcarea fara retur de gaz la terminal j

k
l
m
n
4. incarcarea cu retur de gaz sau fara retur de gaz la nava j

k
l
m
n
1058.Incarcarea navelor petroliere se realizeaza :

k
l
m
n
2. numai cu mijloacele terminalului (pompe sau prin cadere libera); j

k
l
m
n
3. cu pompele navei si cu mijloacele terminalului (pompe sau prin cadere j

k
l
m
n
libera);
4. metoda de incarcare se stabileste prin contract. j
k
l
m
n
1059.Incarcarea navelor tanc pentru produse chimice se realizeaza :

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
4. metoda de incarcare se stabileste prin contract. j

k
l
m
n
1060.Inertarea tancurilor de marfa pentru transportul gazelor lichefiate

presupune
1. operatiunea de inlocuire a aerului sau a vaporilor de marfa sau facerea lui j

k
l
m
n
gas-free
2. operatiunea de inlocuire a vaporilor de marfa si facerea gas-free j
k
l
m
n
3. operatiunea de inlocuirea a aerului si facerea gas-free j

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
1061.Inspectarea cargotancurilor la transportul de gaze lichefiate se face

pentru a
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1. controlarii manuale a rotirii pompelor de marfa si detectarea eventualelor j

k
l
m
n
zgomote in zona rulementilor
2. controlul starii flotoarelor instalatiei de masurare j
k
l
m
n
3. inspectarea vizuala a barierei primare si a sondelor de temperatura j

k
l
m
n
4. toate cele 3 raspunsuri sunt corecte j

k
l
m
n
1062.Inspectarea cargotancurilor la transportul de gaze lichefiate se face

pentru a
1. controlul functionarii dispozitivelor mecanice de alarmare la nivel inalt j

k
l
m
n
2. indepartarea depozitelor de reziduri si spalarea tancului j

k
l
m
n
3. niciun raspuns nu este corect j

k
l
m
n
4. raspunsurile a si b sunt corecte j

k
l
m
n
1063.La incarcarea navelor transportoare de gaze lichefiate, racirea

tancurilor de marfa se realizeaza :
1. prin absorbtie; j
k
l
m
n
2. prin compresie; j
k
l
m
n
3. prin detenta; j
k
l
m
n
4. pentru incarcarea acestor nave nu este necesara racirea tancurilor de marfa. j

k
l
m
n
1064.La navele care transporta marfuri lichide in vrac, cargo-planul se

prezinta ca o sectiune a navei in plan :
1. transversal; j
k
l
m
n
2. orizontal; j
k
l
m
n
3. vertical; j
k
l
m
n
4. longitudinal-diametral. j
k
l
m
n
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1065.La navele care transporta marfuri lichide in vrac, volumul ocupat

de marfa in tancuri se determina cu tablele de calibrare a tancurilor,
functie de :
1. temperatura marfii; j
k
l
m
n
2. densitatea marfii; j
k
l
m
n
3. ulajul marfii; j
k
l
m
n
4. sonda tancului de marfa. j

k
l
m
n
1066.La navele tanc pentru transportul produselor chimice, tancurile de

marfa ai caror pereti nu se invecineaza sau nu fac parte din structura de
rezistenta a corpului navei sunt :
1. tancuri independente; j
k
l
m
n
2. tancuri integrale; j
k
l
m
n
3. tancuri gravitationale; j
k
l
m
n
4. tancuri sub presiune. j

k
l
m
n

marfa avand o presiune indicata care nu depaseste 0,7 bari (la cerul
tancului) sunt :
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

marfa avand o presiune indicata de peste 0,7 bari (la cerul tancului)
sunt :
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k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

marfa care fac parte din structura de rezistenta a corpului navei sunt :
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
1070.La navele transportoare de gaze lichefiate, protectia tancurilor de

marfa impotriva riscului de explozie se realizeaza :
1. cu abur; j
k
l
m
n
2. cu gaz inert; j
k
l
m
n
3. cu spuma chimica; j
k
l
m
n
4. cu azbest. j
k
l
m
n
1071.La navele transportoare de gaze lichefiate, racirea tancurilor de

marfa se realizeaza :
1. cu aer racit de instalatiile navei; j

k
l
m
n
2. cu aer racit de instalatiile terminalului; j

k
l
m
n
3. cu o cantitate mica de gaz lichefiat;; j

k
l
m
n
4. racirea tancurilor de marfa nu este necesara. j

k
l
m
n
1072.La sondele efectuate in cargotancurile incarcate cu gaze lichefiate se

aplica urmatoarele corectii
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1. corectia de asieta si corectia de inclinare transversala j

k
l
m
n
2. corectia de inclinare transversala si corectia indicatorului de nivel j

k
l
m
n
3. corectia de asieta si corectia indicatorului de nivel j

k
l
m
n
4. corectia de asieta, corectia indicatorului de nivel si corectia de inclinare j

k
l
m
n
transversal
1073.La tancurile petroliere, valoarea inaltimii metacentrice pentru nava

incarcata trebuie sa fie mai mare de :
1. 0,02 din latimea navei; j

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
4. 0,08 din latimea navei. j

k
l
m
n
1074.Masurarea ulajelor, la bordul navelor petroliere, se poate face :
1. cu teurile de ulaj; j
k
l
m
n
2. cu ruleta gradata; j
k
l
m
n
3. cu instalatiile automate de citire a ulajelor; j

k
l
m
n
4. cu toate cele trei metode mentionate. j

k
l
m
n
1075.Masuratorile efectuate la tancurile de marfa, prin ulaj sau sondare,

pot fi afectate de erori
1. erori datorita inclinarilor transversale (list) j

k
l
m
n
2. erori datorate inclinarilor longitudinale (trim) j

k
l
m
n
3. erori datorate atat inclinarilor transversale cat si inclinarilor longitudinale j

k
l
m
n
4. aceste erori sunt de cele mai multe ori foarte mici si nu se iau in calcul j
k
l
m
n
1076.Masurile de prim ajutor in cazul accidentelor care implica marfuri
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periculoase (prezentate sub forma de trimitere la MFAG) sunt cuprinse

in fisele de securitate :
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
4. fisele de securitate nu cuprind aceste elemente. j

k
l
m
n
1077.Masurile de urgenta pentru navele care transporta marfuri

periculoase sunt cuprinse in Codul IMDG, in :
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
1078.Materialele care emit spontan radiatii in domeniul invizibil, a caror

activitate specifica este mai mare de 70 k Bq/kg sunt marfuri periculoase
din:
1. clasa 6; j
k
l
m
n
2. clasa 7; j
k
l
m
n
3. clasa 8; j
k
l
m
n
4. clasa 9. j
k
l
m
n
1079.Materialele radioactive sunt marfuri periculoase din:
1. clasa 5; j
k
l
m
n
2. clasa 6; j
k
l
m
n
3. clasa 7; j
k
l
m
n
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4. clasa 8. j
k
l
m
n
1080.Pe timpul incarcarii gazelor lichefiate la nava se vor supraveghea

urmatorii parametrii
1. temperatura si presiunea la manifoldul de lichid, temperatura si presiunea j

k
l
m
n
din cargo tancuri, inaltimea de lichid in cargo tanc
k
l
m
n
din cargo tancuri, inaltimea de lichid in cargo tanc, presiunea in spatiile de
izolare
k
l
m
n
izolare, indicatiile detectoarelor de gaze
k
l
m
n
izolare, indicatiile detectoarelor de gaze, deducerea prin calcul a volumelor
si debitelor
1081.Pentru calculul cantitatii de marfa incarcata in cazul gazelor

lichefiate se fac urmatoarele masuratori
1. presiune, temperatura lichidului, temperatura vaporilor, nivelul lichidului, j

k
l
m
n
densitatea lichidului
2. presiune, temperatura lichidului, temperatura vaporilor, nivelul lichidului j
k
l
m
n
3. presiune, temperatura lichidului, nivelul lichidului, densitatea lichidului j

k
l
m
n
4. presiune, temperatura vaporilor, nivelul lichidului, densitatea lichidului j

k
l
m
n
1082.Pentru calculul cantitatii de marfa incarcata in cazul transportului

de gaze lichefiate se foloseste urmatoarea metoda
1. transformarea densitatii lichidului la 15 grade in densitatea lichidului la j

k
l
m
n
temperatura de incarcare sau transformarea volumului de lichid la
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temperatura de incarcare in volumul ocupat la 15 grade

2. transformarea volumului ocupat de lichid la temperatura de incarcare in j
k
l
m
n
volumull ocupat la 15 grade
3. prin metoda ulajelor prin corectarea sondelor pentru factorul de contractie j
k
l
m
n
al tancului
4. transformarea volumului ocupat de lichid la temperatura de incarcare in j
k
l
m
n
volumull ocupat la 15 grade
1083.Pentru calculul cantitatii de marfa incarcata in cazul transportului

de gaze lichefiate trebuiesc cunoscuti urmatorii factori
1. nivelul si temperatura marfii in stare lichida, presiunea si temperatura j

k
l
m
n
marfii in stare gazoasa, densitatea marfii, asieta navei
2. nivelul presiunea si si temperatura marfii in stare lichida, densitatea marfii, j
k
l
m
n
asieta navei
k
l
m
n
marfii in stare gazoasa, densitatea marfii, asieta navei
k
l
m
n
marfii in stare gazoasa, densitatea marfii, asieta navei, factorul de
contractie al tancului la temperatura marfii
1084.Pentru calculul cantitatii de marfa prin metoda ulajelor,

temperatura marfii se masoara :
1. la fiecare tanc de marfa; j

k
l
m
n
2. la minim trei tancuri de marfa; j

k
l
m
n
3. la un singur tanc de marfa; j

k
l
m
n
4. temperatura marfii se ia din "Certificatul de calitate si cantitate". j

k
l
m
n
1085.Pentru marfurile lichide in vrac, "Flash point" (al unui produs

petrolier) reprezinta
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1. cea mai joasa temperatura la care marfa va elibera in atmosfera vapori in j

k
l
m
n
cantitati care atunci cand sunt amestecate cu aerul sunt suficiente pentru a
crea gaze explozive
2. cea mai ridicata temperatura la care marfa va elibera in atmosfera vapori in j
k
l
m
n
cantitati care atunci cand sunt amestecate cu aerul sunt suficiente pentru a
crea gaze explozive
3. temperatura la care marfa va elibera in atmosfera vapori in cantitati care j
k
l
m
n
atunci cand sunt amestecate cu aerul sunt suficiente pentru a crea gaze
explozive
4. niciuna din cele 3 situatii j
k
l
m
n
1086.Pentru transportul gazelor lichefiate se va tine cont de urmatoarele
1. punctul de fierbere la presiune atmosferica, presiunea de vapori la +45 j

k
l
m
n
grade si conditiile de transport (sub presiune sau refrigerat)
2. presiunea de vapori la +45 grade si conditiile de transport (sub presiune sau j
k
l
m
n
refrigerat)
3. presiunea de vapori la +45 grade si conditiile de transport (sub presiune sau j
k
l
m
n
refrigerat)
4. punctul de fierbere la presiune atmosferica, gradul de comprimare, j
k
l
m
n
presiunea de vapori la +45 grade si conditiile de transport (sub presiune sau
refrigerat)
1087.Pregatirea cargotancurilor pentru incarcarea gazelor lichefiate

presupune
1. indepartarea acumularilor de apa, rugina sau alte obiecte j

k
l
m
n
2. aceste tipuri de tancuri nu se inspecteaza inainte de incarcare j

k
l
m
n
3. curatarea cargo tancurilor se efectueaza doar la intrarea navei in santier j

k
l
m
n
4. spalarea cargo tancurilor j

k
l
m
n
1088.Pregatirea cargotancurilor pentru incarcarea gazelor lichefiate

presupune
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1. uscarea, inertarea si purjarea tancurilor de marfa j

k
l
m
n
2. uscarea si inertarea tancurilor de marfa j

k
l
m
n
3. uscarea si purjarea tancurilor de marfa j

k
l
m
n
4. spalarea, uscarea, inertarea si purjarea tancurilor de marfa j

k
l
m
n
1089.Procesul de racire a tancurilor de marfa, la navele transportoare de

gaze lichefiate, dureaza intre :
1. 30 - 45 ore; j
k
l
m
n
2. 25 - 40 ore; j
k
l
m
n
3. 20 - 35 ore; j
k
l
m
n
4. 15 - 30 ore. j
k
l
m
n
1090.Produsele chimice transportate in vrac pot prezenta urmatoarele

pericole
1. toxicitate j
k
l
m
n
2. comprimare j
k
l
m
n
3. decomprimare j
k
l
m
n
4. scurgere j
k
l
m
n
1091.Produsele chimice transportate in vrac pot prezenta urmatoarele

pericole
1. reactivitate j
k
l
m
n
2. poluare j
k
l
m
n
3. inflamabile j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
1092.Protectia tancurilor petroliere impotriva riscului de explozie datorat
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electricitatii statice se realizeaza :
1. cu abur; j
k
l
m
n
2. cu gaz inert; j
k
l
m
n
3. cu spuma chimica; j
k
l
m
n
4. la tancurile petroliere nu exista riscul acumularilor electrostatice. j

k
l
m
n
1093.Punerea sub frig a tancurilor de marfa pentru transportul gazelor

lichefiate presupune
1. racirea atmosferei si in mod progresiv a cargo tancului si a izolatiei j

k
l
m
n
acestuia la o temperatura cat se poate de apropiata de cea a marfii
2. izolatiei la o temperatura cat se poate de apropiata de cea a marfii j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
acestuia la o temperatura mai mica decat cea a marfii
k
l
m
n
acestuia la o temperatura mai mica cu 10 gradedecat cea a marfii
1094.Spalarea tancurilor de marfa la navele care trasporta produse

petroliere in vrac se face cu
1. cu apa, produse petrolire sau solventi chimici j

k
l
m
n
2. spalarea cu apa (calda sau rece) cu ajutorul instalatiilor de spalare de la j

k
l
m
n
bord
3. crude oil washing (COW) j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
1095.Transportul international al gazelor lichefiate pe mare este

reglementat de
1. Code for existing ships carrying liquefied gases in bulk j

k
l
m
n
Page 313 of 403
2. Code for construction and equipment of ships carrying liquefied gases in j

k
l
m
n
bulk
3. IGC code International code for construction and equipment for ships j
k
l
m
n
carrying liquefied gases in bulk
4. toate cele 3 raspunsuri sunt corecte j
k
l
m
n
1096.Transportul pe mare al gazelor lichefiate se realizeza
1. sub presiune si refrigerat j

k
l
m
n
2. doar refrigerat j
k
l
m
n
3. doar sub presiune j

k
l
m
n
4. sub presiune, refrigerat si comprimat j

k
l
m
n
1097.Un gaz (altfel decat in solutie) care atunci cand este ambalat sub
presiune este in totalitate sub forma gazoasa, la temperatura de 20 grade
Celsius, este definit ca:
1. gaz comprimat; j
k
l
m
n
2. gaz lichefiat; j
k
l
m
n
3. gaz lichefiat refrigerat; j

k
l
m
n
4. gaz in solutie. j
k
l
m
n
1098.Un gaz care, atunci cand este ambalat pentru transport este partial
lichid, datorita temperaturii sale scazute, este definit ca:
1. gaz comprimat; j
k
l
m
n
2. gaz lichefiat; j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
1099.Un gaz care, atunci cand este ambalat pentru transport este partial
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lichid, la temperatura de 20 grade Celsius, este definit ca:
1. gaz comprimat; j
k
l
m
n
2. gaz lichefiat; j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
1100.Un gaz comprimat care, atunci cand este ambalat pentru transport
este dizolvat intr-un solvent, este definit ca:
1. gaz comprimat; j
k
l
m
n
2. gaz lichefiat; j
k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
1101.The diagram shows loadline marks. How is the distance between S

and T calculated?
Maximizeaza
1. One forty-eighth of the summer draft j

k
l
m
n
2. One sixtieth of the summer draft j

k
l
m
n
Page 315 of 403
3. Four fifths of the FWA j

k
l
m
n
4. Nine tenths of the FWA j

k
l
m
n
1102.In a 250,000 tonne VLCC, how many tonnes per hour would
typically be discharged by a single main cargo pump?
1. 500 tonnes j
k
l
m
n
2. 1,000 tonnes j
k
l
m
n
3. 2,000 tonnes j
k
l
m
n
4. 4,000 tonnes j
k
l
m
n
1103.Bordul liber de iarna este egal cu:
1. j
k
l
m
n
1
FV − TV
48
2. j
k
l
m
n
1
FV + TPC
36
3. j
k
l
m
n
1
FV − TPC
36
4. j
k
l
m
n
1
FV + TV
48
1104.Bordul liber in apa dulce este egal cu:
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1. j
k
l
m
n
D
FV +
36TPC
2. j
k
l
m
n
D
FV −
40TPC
3. j
k
l
m
n
D
FV +
48TPC
4. j
k
l
m
n
D
FV −
36TPC
1105.Bordul liber de iarna in Atlanticul de Nord este egal cu:
1. j
k
l
m
n
FI − 50mm( L ≥ 100m);
2. j
k
l
m
n
FI (L<100m)
3. j
k
l
m
n
FI ( L ≤ 100m);
4. j
k
l
m
n
Page 317 of 403
FI + 50mm( L ≤ 100m).
1106.Bordul liber de vara se calculeaza in functie de :
1. latimea navei; j
k
l
m
n
2. volumul de carena; j
k
l
m
n
3. lungimea navei; j
k
l
m
n
4. inaltimea de constructie. j
k
l
m
n
1107.Bordul liber in apa dulce, la tropice, este egal cu:
1. j
k
l
m
n
D
FV − ;
40TPC
2. j
k
l
m
n
D
FT − ;
40TPC
3. j
k
l
m
n
D
FV + ;
40TPC
4. j
k
l
m
n
D
FT +
40TPC
1108.Bordul liber la tropice este egal cu :
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1. j
k
l
m
n
1
FV − TV
48
2. j
k
l
m
n
1
FV + TPC
36
3. j
k
l
m
n
1
FV − TV
36
4. j
k
l
m
n
1
FV + TPC
48
1109.Discul de bord liber (discul Plimssol) este traversat orizontal de o

banda metalica, avand dimensiunile ;
1. 540 x 25 mm; j
k
l
m
n
2. 450 x 25 mm; j
k
l
m
n
3. 540 x 30 mm; j
k
l
m
n
4. 450 x 30 mm. j
k
l
m
n
1110.Discul de bord liber (discul Plimssol) se materializeaza printr-un

inel metalic, aplicat pe bordajul navei, avand :
1. diametrul exterior 300 mm si diametrul interior 250 mm; j

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n

k
l
m
n
4. diametrul exterior 540 mm si diametrul interior 450 mm. j

k
l
m
n
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1111.Linia de incarcare a marcii de tonaj, pentru apa de mare, se

materializeaza printr-o banda metalica avand dimensiunile :
1. 230 x 25 mm; j
k
l
m
n
2. 250 x 30 mm; j
k
l
m
n
3. 380 x 25 mm; j
k
l
m
n
4. 450 x 30 mm. j
k
l
m
n
1112.Linia de incarcare a marcii de tonaj, pentru apa dulce, se

materializeaza printr-o banda metalica avand dimensiunile :
1. 450 x 30 mm; j
k
l
m
n
2. 300 x 25 mm; j
k
l
m
n
3. 250 x 30 mm; j
k
l
m
n
4. 230 x 25 mm. j
k
l
m
n
1113.Linia puntii de bord liber se materializeaza printr-o banda metalica

orizontala, aplicata pe bordajul navei, avand dimensiunile :
1. 250 x 25 mm; j
k
l
m
n
2. 300 x 25 mm; j
k
l
m
n
3. 250 x 30 mm; j
k
l
m
n
4. 300 x 30 mm. j
k
l
m
n
1114.Liniile de incarcare ale marcii de bord liber se materializeaza prin

benzi metalice orizontale, avand dimensiunile :
1. 300 x 30 mm; j
k
l
m
n
2. 230 x 25 mm; j
k
l
m
n
3. 300 x 25 mm; j
k
l
m
n
4. 230 x 30 mm. j
k
l
m
n
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1115.In caz de infestare puternica cu razatoare se recomanda deratizarea

navei :
1. cu momeli; j
k
l
m
n
2. cu capcane; j
k
l
m
n
3. prin fumigare; j
k
l
m
n
4. deratizarea prin metodele mentionate nu este recomandabila. j

k
l
m
n
1116.Ordinea de imbarcare si consum pentru greutatile lichide este data

de :
1. registrul de hidrocarburi; j
k
l
m
n
2. informatia de stabilitate pentru comandant; j

k
l
m
n
3. manualul companiei de navigatie; j

k
l
m
n
4. normele registrului naval. j

k
l
m
n
1117.Unghiurile de inclinare transversala se considera mici daca fila

lacrimara nu este complet imersata si daca nu depasesc :
1. 5 grade - 10 grade; j
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
k
l
m
n
4. 20 grade - 25 grade. j
k
l
m
n
1118.Bordul liber de iarna in Altanticul de Nord, la navele pentru

transport cherestea cu lungime mai mica sau egala cu 100 m, se
calculeaza cu relatia:
1. j
k
l
m
n
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FLI = FI + 50mm;
2. j
k
l
m
n
FLI = FI − 50mm;
3. j
k
l
m
n
FLI = FI
4. j
k
l
m
n
1
FLI = FI − Tv
36
1119.Bordul liber de iarna in Atlanticul de Nord, la navele pentru

transport cherestea cu lungime mai mare de 100 m, se calculeaza cu
relatia:
1. j
k
l
m
n
FLIAN = FI + 50 mm
2. j
k
l
m
n
FLIAN = FI
3. j
k
l
m
n
FLIAN = FI − 50mm;
4. j
k
l
m
n
FLIAN = FLI + 50mm.
Page 322 of 403
1120.Bordul liber de iarna, la navele pentru transport cherestea, se

1. j
k
l
m
n
1
FLI = FLV + Tv
36
2. j
k
l
m
n
1
FLI = FLV − Tv
36
3. j
k
l
m
n
1
FLI = FLV + Tv
48
4. j
k
l
m
n
1
FLI = FLV − Tv
48
1121.Bordul liber in apa dulce la tropice, la navele pentru transport

cherestea, se calculeaza cu relatia:
1. j
k
l
m
n
D
FLTD = FLT −
40TPC
2. j
k
l
m
n
D
FLTD = FLT +
40TPC
3. j
k
l
m
n
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1
FLTD = FLT − Tv
36
4. j
k
l
m
n
1
FLTD = FLT + Tv
36
1122.Bordul liber in apa dulce, la navele pentru transport cherestea, se

1. j
k
l
m
n
D
FLD = FLV +
40TPC
2. j
k
l
m
n
D
FLD = FLV −
40TPC
3. j
k
l
m
n
1
FLD = FLV − TV
36
4. j
k
l
m
n
1
FLD = FLV + Tv
36
1123.Bordul liber la tropice, la navele pentru transport cherestea, se

1. j
k
l
m
n
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1
FLT = FLV − TLV
36
2. j
k
l
m
n
1
FLT = FLV + TLV
36
3. j
k
l
m
n
1
FLT = FLV − TLV
48
4. j
k
l
m
n
1
FLT = FLV + TLV
48
1124.
Utilizand factorul de corectie f c , corectia

de densitate se aplica deplasamentului cu
relatia:
1. j
k
l
m
n
D2 = D ' f c
2. j
k
l
m
n
D2 = D1 f c
3. j
k
l
m
n
D2 = D'± f c
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4. j
k
l
m
n
D2 = D ± f c ]
1125.
Un container standard de 20 ' are

dimensiunile :
1. j
k
l
m
n
20 ' × 8 ' × 8 '
2. j
k
l
m
n
20 ' × 8 ' × 8 ' 06 ''
3. j
k
l
m
n
20 ' × 8 ' × 9 '
4. j
k
l
m
n
20 ' × 8 ' × 9 ' 06 ''
1126.
Un container de 20 ' ”high cube” are

dimensiunile :
1. j
k
l
m
n
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20 ' × 8 ' × 8 '
2. j
k
l
m
n
20 ' × 8 ' × 8 ' 06 ''
3. j
k
l
m
n
20 ' × 8 ' × 9 '
4. j
k
l
m
n
20 ' × 8 ' × 9 ' 06 ''
1127.
Un container standard de 40 ' are

dimensiunile :
1. j
k
l
m
n
40 ' × 8 ' × 8 '
2. j
k
l
m
n
40 ' × 8 ' × 8 ' 06 ''
3. j
k
l
m
n
40 ' × 8 ' × 9 '
4. j
k
l
m
n
Page 327 of 403
40 ' × 8 ' × 9 ' 06 ''
1128.
Un container de 40 ' ”high cube” are

dimensiunile :
1. j
k
l
m
n
40 ' × 8 ' × 8 '
2. j
k
l
m
n
40 ' × 8 ' × 8 ' 06 ''
3. j
k
l
m
n
40 ' × 8 ' × 9 '
4. j
k
l
m
n
40 ' × 8 ' × 9 ' 06 ''
1129.
Pentru o nava care pluteste in apa cu

densitatea de 1,020 t / m 3 si are un volum de
carena V= 25.500 m3 , deplasamentul calculat
are valoarea:
Page 328 of 403
1. 25.000 t; j
k
l
m
n
2. 26.010 t; j
k
l
m
n
3. 26.000 t; j
k
l
m
n
4. 25.010 t. j
k
l
m
n
1130.
Pentru o nava avand bordul liber de vara

FV = 2,4m si pescajul de vara TV = 8,4m,
bordul liber la tropice F are valoarea:
T
1. 2, 275 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 2, 575 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 2, 225 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 2, 525 m. j
k
l
m
n
1131.

FV = 2,4m si pescajul de vara
T = 8,4m,
V
bordul liber de iarna FI are valoarea:
1. 2,225 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 2,275 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 2,525 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 2,575 m. j
k
l
m
n
1132.
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Pentru o nava avand bordul liber de iarna

FI = 1,80m si lungimea L=85 m, bordul
liber de iarna in Atlanticul de Nord F are
IAN
valoarea:
1. 1,80 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 1,85 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 1,90 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 1,95 m. j
k
l
m
n
1133.
Pentru o nava avand bordul liber de iarna

FI = 2,40m si lungimea L=150m, bordul
liber de iarna in Atlanticul de Nord F are
IAN
valoarea:
1. 2,40 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 2,45 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 2,50 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 2,55 m. j
k
l
m
n
1134.

FV = 2,4m deplasamentul D=9600 t si
afundarea pe unitate TPC=12 t/cm, bordul
liber in apa dulce FD are valoarea:
1. 2,8 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 2,6 m; j
k
l
m
n
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3. 2,4 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 2,2 m. j
k
l
m
n
1135.
Pentru o nava avand bordul liber la tropice

FT = 2,2m, deplasamentul D=9600 t si
afundarea pe unitate TPC=12 t/cm, bordul
liber in apa dulce la tropice F are
DT
valoarea:
1. 2,0 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 2,2 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 2,4 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 2,6 m. j
k
l
m
n
1136.
La o nava avand volumul de carena

V = 6.960 m 3 ( in apa de mare cu densitatea
γ = 1,022t / m3 ) si un tanc (cu lungimea
l=6,5 m si latimea b= 2,4 m) partial umplut
cu un lichid cu densitatea γ = 0,95t / m3
corectia inaltimii metacentrice pentru efectul
suprafetelor lichide δGM are valoarea:
1. 0,110 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 0,100 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 0,010 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 0,001 m. j
k
l
m
n
Page 331 of 403
1137.
La imbarcarea unei greutati w=525 t pe o

nava avand deplasamentul unitar TPC= 35
t/cm, variatia pescajului mediu ∆T are
valoarea:
1. 0,15 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 0,20 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 0,25 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 0,30 m. j
k
l
m
n
1138.
La deplasarea unei greutati w = 320 t, pe o

distanta de 8 m ( in plan longitudinal), la
bordul unei nave avand momentul unitar de
asieta MCT =160 t cm, variatia asietei ∆t are
valoarea:
1. 0,30 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 0,25 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 0,20 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 0,16 m. j
k
l
m
n
1139.
Pentru o nava avand pantocarena l f = 4,2m

si cota centrului de greutate KG= 7,2 m,
valoarea bratului stabilitatii statice ls,
corespunzatoare unei inclinari transversale
θ = 30 o , are valoarea:
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1. 0,4 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 0,5 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 0,6 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 0,7 m. j
k
l
m
n
1140.
Pentru o nava avand bratului stabilitatii

statice l s = 0,5m si cota centrului de
greutate KG= 8,2 m, valoarea pantocarenei
l f , corespunzatoare unei inclinari
transversale θ = 30 o , are valoarea:
1. 4,2 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 4,4 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 4,6 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 4,8 m. j
k
l
m
n
1141.
Pentru o nava de transport cherestea avand

bordul liber de vara FLV = 2,2m si pescajul
de vara TV = 5,4m, bordul liber de iarna F
LI
are valoarea:
1. 2,25 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 2,35 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 2,45 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 2,55 m. j
k
l
m
n
Page 333 of 403
1142.

bordul liber de vara FLV = 2,4m si pescajul
de vara TV = 7,20m, bordul liber la tropice
FLT are valoarea:
1. 2,25 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 2,35 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 2,45 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 2,55 m. j
k
l
m
n
1143.

bordul liber de vara FLV = 2,2m ,
deplasamentul D=5400 t si afundarea pe
unitate TPC=15t/cm, bordul liber in apa
dulce F are valoarea:
LD
1. 2,10 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 2,11 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 2,12 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 2,13 m. j
k
l
m
n
1144.
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bordul liber la tropice FLT = 2,4m,
deplasamentul D=6000 t si afundarea pe
unitate TPC=15 t/cm, bordul liber in apa
dulce la tropice F are valoarea:
LTD
1. 2,1 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 2,2 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 2,3 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 2,4 m. j
k
l
m
n
1145.

lungimea de 80 m si bordul liber de iarna
FI = 1,8m, bordul liber de iarna in Atlanticul
de Nord F are valoarea:
LIAN
1. 1,80 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 1,85 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 1,90 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 1,95 m. j
k
l
m
n
1146.

lungimea de 120 m si bordul liber de iarna
F = 2,2m, bordul liber de iarna in
I
Atlanticul de Nord FLIAN are valoarea:
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1. 2,2 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 2,4 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 2,6 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 2,8 m. j
k
l
m
n
1147.
Pentru o nava avand deplasamentul final

D f = 32.500t ( la masuratorile initiale) si
D f = 80250 t ( la masuratorile finale), iar
totalul greutatilor lichide Gl = 15150t ( la
masuratorile initiale) si G = 4050t ( la
l
masuratorile finale) cantitatea de marfa
incarcata va fi de:
1. 28.550 t; j
k
l
m
n
2. 65.100 t; j
k
l
m
n
3. 47.750 t; j
k
l
m
n
4. 58.850 t. j
k
l
m
n
1148.

D f = 80050 t ( la masuratorile initiale) si
D f = 31750 t ( la masuratorile finale), iar
totalul greutatilor lichide G = 3250t ( la
l
masuratorile initiale) si G = 14500t ( la
l
masuratorile finale) cantitatea de marfa
descarcata va fi de:
1. 30.550 t; j
k
l
m
n
2. 76.800 t; j
k
l
m
n
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4. 65.550 t. j
k
l
m
n
1149.
Pentru o nava avand distanta prova

l pv = 0,45m, asieta t= + 0,8 m si lungimea
intre perpendiculare LIP = 60 m, corectia de
asieta a pescajului prova x are valoarea:
1. +0,006 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. -0,006 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. +0,008 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. -0,008 m. j
k
l
m
n
1150.
Pentru o nava avand distanta pupa

l pp = 0,5m, asieta t= -1,2 m si lungimea intre
perpendiculare LIP =120 m, corectia de
asieta a pescajului pupa y are valoarea:
1. +0,005 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. -0,005 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. +0,008 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. -0,008 m. j
k
l
m
n
1151.
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Pentru o nava avand pescajul prova corectat

T pvcor = 12,80 m, pescajul pupa corectat
T ppcor = 13,20 m si pescajul centru
Tc = 13,12m, pescajul de medie a mediilor
T ' M / M are valoarea:
1. 13,07 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 13,08 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 13,09 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 13,10 m. j
k
l
m
n
1152.
Pentru o nava avand deplasamentul

D ' = 32800 t ( in apa cu densitatea
γ 1 = 1,013t / m3 ) si deplasamentul unitar
TPC=24 t/cm, corectia de densitate a
pescajului ∆T are valoarea:
1. 0,134 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 0,164 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 0,136 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 0,138 m. j
k
l
m
n
1153.
Pentru o nava avand deplasamentul

D ' = 28400 t ( in apa cu densitatea
γ 1 = 1,013t / m3 ) si deplasamentul unitar
TPC=24 t/cm, corectia de densitate a
pescajului ∆D are valoarea:
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1. 340,8 t; j
k
l
m
n
2. 280,3 t; j
k
l
m
n
3. 287,6 t; j
k
l
m
n
4. 315,5 t. j
k
l
m
n
1154.
Pentru o nava avand lungimea intre

perpendiculare LIP = 120 m, asieta t = -0,8
m, deplasamentul unitar TPC = 54 t/cm si
abscisa centrului de greutati al suprafetei de
plutire X F = -0,5 m, corectia de asieta a
deplasamentului δD are valoarea:
1. 0,18 t; j
k
l
m
n
2. 18 t; j
k
l
m
n
3. 16,2 t; j
k
l
m
n
4. 36 t. j
k
l
m
n
1155.

D f = 34.600t si totalul greutatilor lichide
Gl = 12.800t ( inaintea inceperii incarcarii)
iar greutatea navei goale D = 21655t ,
0
constanta navei K are valoarea:
1. 25,745 t; j
k
l
m
n
2. 12,945 t; j
k
l
m
n
3. 290 t; j
k
l
m
n
4. 145 t. j
k
l
m
n
Page 339 of 403
1156.

D f = 25250 t si totalul greutatilor lichide
Gl = 950t ( dupa terminarea descarcarii) iar
greutatea navei goale D = 24135t , constanta
0
navei K are valoarea:
1. 11,15 t; j
k
l
m
n
2. 206,5 t; j
k
l
m
n
3. 330 t; j
k
l
m
n
4. 165 t. j
k
l
m
n
1157.
Pentru o nava avand pescajul mediu

Tm = 5,4m ( in apa cu densitatea
γ = 1,005t / m3 ) si toleranta de pescaj pentru
apa dulce ∆T = 0,2m la intrarea in apa cu
densitatea γ = 1,020t / m3 pescajul mediu T
m
va avea valoarea:
1. 5,28 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 5,52 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 5,73 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 5,07 m. j
k
l
m
n
1158.
Page 340 of 403
La o nava avand deplasamentul D = 8000 t,

deplasarea unei greutati w =100 t pe o
distanta d = 20 m va determina o deplasare a
centrului de greutate al navei GG egala cu;
1
1. 4 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 2 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 0,25 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 0,50 m. j
k
l
m
n
1159.
La o nava avand deplasamentul D = 4 800 t,

imbarcarea unei greutati w =200 t pe o
centrului de greutate G va determina o
deplasare a acestuia GG1 egala cu;
1. 2,08 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 2 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 0,5 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 4 m. j
k
l
m
n
1160.
La o nava avand deplasamentul D = 5400 t,

imbarcarea unei greutati w =400 t pe o
distanta d = 50 m fata de centrul de greutate
G va determina o deplasare a acestuia GG1
egala cu;
Page 341 of 403
1. 3,70 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 0,5 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 0,75 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 4 m. j
k
l
m
n
1161.
La o nava avand deplasamentul D = 6300 t si

cota centrului de greutate KG = 6 m,
descarcarea unei greutati w =300 t situate la
2 m deasupra chilei va determina o deplasare
a centrului de greutate GG1 egala cu;
1. 0,2 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 0,19; j
k
l
m
n
3. 0,25 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 0,50 m. j
k
l
m
n
1162.
Maximizeaza
La o nava avand deplasamentul D = 8000 t si cota centrului de greutate KG = 7,5 m, dupa
imbarcarea unei greutati w1 = 400t intr-o pozitie situata la 5 m deasupra chilei) si
debarcarea unei greutati w2 = 800t ( dintr-o pozitie situata la 6 m deasupra chilei) cota
centrului de greutate KG1 va fi egala
cu:
Page 342 of 403
1. 7,526m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 7,150 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 7,250 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 7,350 m. j
k
l
m
n
1163.
La o nava avand deplasamentul unitar TPC

= 24 t/cm, pescajul prova T pv = 4,8m si
pescajul pupa Tpp = 5,4m, imbarcarea unei
greutati w = 120 t pe verticala care trece prin
centrul plutirii F va face ca valoarea
pescajului mediu rezultat Tm sa fie:
1. 5,1 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 5,15 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 5,20 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 5,25 m. j
k
l
m
n
1164.
La o nava avand deplasamentul unitar TPC

= 30 t/cm, pescajul prova T = 8,2m si
pv
pescajul pupa T = 8,6m, debarcarea unei
pp
greutati w = 450 t pe verticala care trece prin
centrul plutirii F va face ca valoarea
pescajului mediu rezultat Tm sa fie:
1. 8,25 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 8,30 m; j
k
l
m
n
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3. 8,35 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 8,40 m. j
k
l
m
n
1165.
O nava cu lungimea LIP = 120 m are

pescajul prova T pv = 8,2m, pescajul pupa
T pp = 8,8m, deplasamentul unitar TPC = 24

t/cm si momentul unitar de asieta MCT =
120 t cm ( centrul plutirii F se afla in planul
cuplului maestru). Dupa imbarcarea unei
greutati w = 120 t la o distanta d = 60 m spre
prova fata de cuplul maestru, pescajele
rezultate T si T pp vor avea valorile:
pv
1. j
k
l
m
n
T pv = 8,25m / T pp = 8,85m;
2. j
k
l
m
n
T pv = 8,55m / T pp = 8,55m;
3. j
k
l
m
n
T pv = 8,85m / T pp = 8,25m;
4. j
k
l
m
n
T pv = 8,45m / T pp = 8,65m;
1166.
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O nava cu lungimea LIP = 100 m are

pescajul prova Tpv = 7m, pescajul pupa
T pp = 7,5m, deplasamentul unitar TPC =
20t/cm si momentul unitar de asieta MCT =
120 t cm ( centrul plutirii F se afla la 5 m
spre pupa fata de cuplul maestru). Dupa
imbarcarea unei greutati w = 200 t la o
distanta d = 20 m spre pupa fata de cuplul
maestru, pescajele rezultate T pv si T pp vor
avea valorile:
1. j
k
l
m
n
T pv = 7,0 m / T pp = 7,64 m;
2. j
k
l
m
n
T pv = 6,86 m / T pp = 7,61m;
3. j
k
l
m
n
T pv = 6,96 m / T pp = 7,71m;
4. j
k
l
m
n
T pv = 6,98m / T pp = 7,70 m.
1167.
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O nava are pescajul prova Tpv = 7m, pescajul

pupa Tpp = 8m si momentul unitar de asieta
MCT = 160 t cm. Ce cantitate de balast

trebuie imbarcata intr-un tanc avand centrul
de greutate la 50 m spre prova fata de centrul
plutirii F, pentru a aduce nava la o asieta
apupata t = 0,3 m?:
1. 1000 t; j
k
l
m
n
2. 250t; j
k
l
m
n
3. 256 t; j
k
l
m
n
4. 640 t. j
k
l
m
n
1168.
O nava are pescajul prova Tpv = 6m, pescajul

pupa Tpp = 7,5m si momentul unitar de asieta
MCT = 160 t cm. Ce cantitate de balast

trebuie imbarcata intr-un tanc avand centrul
de greutate la 80 m spre prova fata de centrul
plutirii F, pentru a aduce nava pe chila
dreapta?:
1. 300 t; j
k
l
m
n
2. 800 t; j
k
l
m
n
3. 750 t; j
k
l
m
n
4. 250 t. j
k
l
m
n
1169.
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O nava are pescajul mediu Tm = 6,4m ( in

apa cu densitatea γ = 1,012t / m3 ) si
toleranta de pescaj pentru apa dulce
∆T = 0,25m. care va fi valoarea pescajului
mediu Tm la trecerea in apa cu densitatea
γ = 1,020t / m3 ?:
1. 6,12 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 6,24 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 6,30 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 6,32 m. j
k
l
m
n
1170.
O nava are pescajul de vara Tv = 8,50m si

toleranta de pescaj pentru apa dulce
∆T = 0,18m.
Care va fi pescajul pana la care poate incarca
nava intr-un port fluvial avand densitatea
apei γ = 1,005t / m3 ?:
1. 8,60 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 8,64 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 8,58 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 8,52 m. j
k
l
m
n
1171.
Page 347 of 403
La o nava avand deplasamentul D= 9000 t

deplasarea unei greutati w = 240 t pe o
centrului de greutate al navei GG egala cu:
1
1. 0,5 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 0,8 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 0,6 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 0,4 m. j
k
l
m
n
1172.
La o nava avand deplasamentul D=8500 t,

distanta d= 60 m fata de centru de greutate G
va determina o deplasare a acestuia GG
1
egala cu:
1. 1,71 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 1,76 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 1,81 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 1,86 m. j
k
l
m
n
1173.
La o nava avand deplasamentul D=6300 t,

distanta d= 40 m fata de centru de greutate G
va determina o deplasare a acestuia GG1
egala cu:
1. 1,9 m; j
k
l
m
n
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2. 2,0 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 2,1 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 2,2 m. j
k
l
m
n
1174.
La o nava avand deplasamentul D=8400 t, si

cota centrului de greutate KG = 6,5 m. Care
va fi valoarea centrului de greutate KG1
dupa descarcarea unei greutati w = 250 t
situate la 2 m deasupra chilei?:
1. 6,63 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 6,50 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 6,45 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 6,36 m. j
k
l
m
n
1175.
O nava are deplasamentul D = 7800 t si cota

centrului de greutate KG = 4,5 m. Care va fi
valoarea cotei centrului de greutate KG1
dupa deplasarea unui colet cu greutatea w =
500 t, din magazia inferioara in corridor, pe
o distanta verticala de 5,8 m?:
1. 4,90 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 4,87 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 4,51 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 4,12 m. j
k
l
m
n
1176.
Page 349 of 403
Un colet cu greutatea w = 250 t este

imbarcat pe o nava la 5 m deasupra centrului
de greutate al acesteia. Inaintea imbarcarii
coletului cota centrului de greutate al navei
KG = 6,5 m, iar dupa imbarcarea coletului
deplasamentul navei D = 5500 t. Care va fi
valoarea cotei centrului de greutate KG
1
dupa imbarcarea coletului?:
1. 6,85 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 6,61 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 6,73 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 6,75 m; j
k
l
m
n
1177.
O nava are deplasamentul D = 4800 t si cota

centrului de greutate KG = 5,2. Care va fi
valoarea cotei centrului de greutate al navei
KG1 incarcarea unui lot de marfa avand
greutatea w = 850 t ( cota centrului de
greutate al lotului de marfa este situate la 2,
5 m deasupra chilei) ?:
1. 4,67 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 4,72 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 4,75 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 4,79 m. j
k
l
m
n
1178.
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O nava are deplasamentul D= 8750 t si cota

centrului de greutate KG=6,8 m. Care va fi
valoarea cotei centrului de greutate al navei
KG1 dupa presarea unui tanc de balast gol
din dublu fund, avand capacitatea totala de
240 t ( centrul de greutate al tancului se afla
la 0,75 m deasupra chilei) ?:
1. 6,64 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 6,46 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 6,80 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 6,72 m. j
k
l
m
n
1179.
O nava pleaca din port cu un deplasament

D= 7500 t si cota centrului de greutate KG =
6,2 m. Pe timpul marsului consuma 150 t
combustibil ( dintr-un tanc avand cota
centrului de greutate situate la 0,6 m
deasupra chilei), 50 t apa dulce ( dintr-un
tanc avand cota centrului de greutate situate
la 8,5 m deasupra chilei) si 40 t provizii
( dintr-un compartiment avand cota centrului
de greutate situata la 10 m deasupra chilei).
Care va fi cota centrului de greutate al navei
KG la sosirea in portul de destinatie?:
1
1. 6,08 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 6,28 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 6,30 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 6,26 m. j
k
l
m
n
1180.
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O nava are bordul libet de vara Fv = 2,2m,

pescajul de vara Tv = 8,4m, deplasamentul D
= 8500 t si deplasamentul unitar TPC = 14
t/cm. Care va fi valoarea bordului liber in
apa dulce la tropice F ? :
DT
1. 1,853 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 1,860 m; j
k
l
m
n
3. 1,870 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 1,873 m. j
k
l
m
n
1181.
O nava are pescajul prova Tpv = 6,4m,

pescajul pupa Tpp = 6,8m si deplasamentul
unitar TPC = 30 T/CM. Care va fi valoarea
pescajului mediu T dupa imbarcarea la bord
m
a unei greutati w = 480 t ?
1. 6,74 m; j
k
l
m
n
2. 6,70 m. j
k
l
m
n
3. 6,72 m; j
k
l
m
n
4. 6,76 m; j
k
l
m
n
1182.
O nava are pescajul prova T pv = 6,5m,

pescajul pupa Tpp = 6m si momentul unitar
de asieta MCT = 150 t cm. Ce cantitate de
apa de mare trebuie debalastata dintr-un tanc
avand centrul de greutate la 75 m spre prova
nava pe chila dreapta?:
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l
m
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k
l
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1. Inform the stevedores. j

2. Inform the captain. j

4. Repair it in the morning. j

2.Access doors on deck cranes have to be ....

1. made of a special light alloy. j

2. fitted with a quick opening mechanism. j

3. fitted with special security locks. j

3.According to International Grain Code, the terms grain includes

1. wheat, maize, oats rye, barley, rice, pulses, seeds j

2. wheat, maize, oats rye, barley, rice, seeds j

3. wheat, maize, barley, rice, seeds j

4. wheat, maize, oats rye, barley, rice, j

4.After a lifting block has been dismantled, cleaned and reassembled,

1. That the correct grease has been used. j

3. That the correct block has been dismantled. j

4. That all parts of the block have been cleaned. j

5.After a partial discharge and prior to sailing, it is important to......

1. secure & shore the remaining cargo. j

3. redo the cargo plan. j

4. carry out a cargo survey. j

6.After putting the windlass in gear, what must you do next?

1. Start the windlass j

2. Open the brake j

3. Ring the anchor bell j

4. Start the electrical convertor j

7.Bale capacity compared to grain capacity is....

3. always the same. j

4. dependent on the stowage factor. j

8.Ballast lines to deep tanks should be.....

1. flooded to keep pumps primed. j

2. ultrasonically tested annually. j

4. blanked prior to loading dry cargo in them. j

1. That the hatch is fully opened and well ventilated. j

2. That all lashings are removed. j

3. That derricks or cranes are rigged. j

4. That you are carrying spare electric lamps. j

1. Code of safe Practice for Cargo Stowage and Securing j

2. the SOLAS (IMO) Grain Rules. j

3. International Maritime Solid Bulk Cargo Code j

4. Load Line Convention j

3. Two different speeds. j

12.Deck cargo stowage should......

1. allow an unobstructed view from the Bridge. j

2. not require temporary walkways. j

3. not be placed on dunnage. j

4. ensure that access is maintained to the hatches. j

13.Document of Authorization to Carry Grain Cargoes is

1. is a certification made by an Administration which is signatory to the j

Convention that a specific ship is capable of carrying grain in bulk

14.During cargo operations, winch operators should....

1. have a clear view of the work area. j

2. take orders from one controller. j

3. have a portable radio. j

4. be able to communicate with one another. j

1. prior commencement of loading j

3. at all stages of the voyage j

4. on arrival at the discharging ports j

16.For general cargo, thorough hold preparation is required. This is

1. bilges are clean and working. j

2. all dunnage is renewed. j

3. the next cargo is carried efficiently and safely. j

4. the previous cargo value is realized. j