1.

International code for ships complying with the carriage of dangerous chemicals in
bulk:
A. RCH Code
B. ILO Convention 147
C. IMO Resolution A-614
D. IBC Code (Answer)

2. When the vessel violates the oil pollution act who maybe held responsible?
A. Duty Officer
B. Oiler NO. 1
C. Master (Answer)
D. Chief Engineer

3. International Maritime Organization is governed by:

A. Assembly of members (Answer)
B. Secretary General
C. Executive General
D. Permanent Secretariat of Employees

4. Does IMO support the UN's 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development?
A. Yes (Answer)
B. No

5. Which is the latest country to become an IMO Member State?

A. Armenia (Answer)
B. Zambia
C. Zimbabwe
D. Canada

6. The following are all of the sub-committees for the Maritime Safety Committee
(MSC) and Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC). - Sub-Committee on
Human Element, Training and Watchkeeping (HTW) - Sub-Committee on
Implementation of IMO Instruments (III) - Sub-Committee on Navigation,
Communications and Search and Rescue (NCSR) - Sub-Committee on Pollution
Prevention and Response (PPR) - Sub-Committee on Ship Design and Construction
(SDC) - Sub-Committee on Ship Systems and Equipment (SSE).
A. True
B. False (Answer)
7. An offence punishable with fine alone?
A. Section 323
B. Section 400
C. Section 24
D. Section 137 (Answer)

8. Ria instigates Mridul to murder Anushka. Mridul refuses to do so. Is Ria guilty of
abetting Mridul to commit murder?
A. Ria is not guilty of abetting
B. Both are guilty
C. No one guilty
D. Ria is guilty of abetting (Answer)

9. Principles of Indian Penal Code and Torts is to penalise the nuisance but by special
resolution and amendment to execute Air and Water pollution Act because
(a) None
(b) Applicable only on personal way
(c) It is inadequate in modern time
(d) It is not applicable (Answer)

10. Intercourse by a man with his wife during separation is an offence under section __ of
IPC –
(a) 376
(b) 376A (Answer)
(c) 376D
(d) 377

11. If an accused takes the plea of his case being covered under any of the ‘General
Exceptions” provided under Chapter IV, IPC, the burden of proof in that case lies–
(a) entirely on the prosecution
(b) entirely on the accused
(c) on the accused and he has to discharge that burden beyond all reasonable doubt
(d) on the accused and he has to discharge the burden on a preponderance of
probabilities (Answer)