ascertained that all lighter crew were safe, and at the same time contacted River Patrol. After reporting to the patrol boat, she proceeded at 0259.
There is no visible damage to “GLORIA”. China Ocean shipping Agency has been authorized to represent ship?s interests. 91. At 0048 GLORIA was stopped ____. A. to tow a number of lighters B. waiting for clearance of the long tow C. for resuming her passage
D. due to emergent situation
92. At 0119 GLORIA maneuvered in order to avoid collision A. with a long tow ahead
B. with junk on the port bow
C. with a long tow on the port bow D. with junk ahead 93. What happened to the long tow of lighters?
A. Two lighters were sunk due to collision with GLORIA B. Two lighters were sunk owing to GLORIA?s wash C. One lighter was sunk and one lighter was flooded D. Two lighters were flooded due to GLORIA?s crash stop 94. Which of the following statements is true/
A. GLORIA left for shanghai on the morning of 3rd December B. the last lighter of the long tow was on the port abeam
C. the tug towing lighters did not sent any signal D. Damage to GLORIA could obviously seen
46902（三篇均来自1890）（以下3篇9月30日讲解）
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be
Dangerous cargoes of Class 3 are liquids, or mixtures of liquids, or liquids
containing solids in solution or suspension (e. g. paints, varnishes, lacquers, etc., but not including substances which, on account of their other dangerous characteristics, have been included in other classes) which give off a flammable vapour at or below 61℃ (141℉) closed cup test (corresponding to 65.6℃ (150℉) open cup test), normally referred to as the flashpoint.
Class 3 also includes substances transported or offered for transport at elevated
temperatures in a liquid state which give off a flammable vapour at temperatures equal to or below the maximum transport temperature.
However, the provisions of this Code need not apply to such liquids with a
flashpoint of more than 35℃ (95℉) which do not sustain combustion. Liquids offered for transport at temperatures equal to or above their flashpoint are, in any case, considered as flammable liquids.
For the purpose of above subsection, liquids are not considered to sustain
combustion if：
they have passed the suitable combustibility test (see United Nations Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods) ; or their fire point according to ISO 2592 is greater than 100℃; or they are miscible solutions with a water content of more than 90%, by mass.
153.According to this paragraph, flash point obtained from closed cup test is ________ then that obtained from open cup test.
A. 9℃ lower B. 9℉ higher C. 4.6℃ lower D.
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4.6℉ higher
154.Liquids are not considered to sustain combustion if ________. A. they have not passed the suitable combustibility test
B. their fire point according to ISO 2592 is not greater than 100℃
C. they are miscible solutions with a water content of not more than 90%, by mass
D. their fire point according to ISO 2592 is greater than 100℃
155.Miscible solutions offered for transport at ambient temperature with a flashpoint of more than 35℃ (95℉) and with a water content of more than 90%, by mass, ________.
A. is not included in Class 3 B. is not mentioned in this paragraph C. is included in Class 3 dangerous cargoes
156.The proper topic of this paragraph is ________. A. Non Dangerous Liquids in Class 3
C. Definition of Dangerous Cargoes of Class 3 D. Liquids and Their Physical Properties 第二组：
On the evening of 22 March 2004, Tom was given to job of 'hatchman' at No. 6
B. Most Liquids are not Included
D. will be considered to be included in other class of
hatch, loading bulk paper onboard Tasman Independence. He made his way onto the vessel and down into No. 6 hatch. Jack, who was also rostered to work that hatch, joined him in the hold. At 1900 hours, having completed his assessment, Tom called
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in the first load of bulk paper and stowed it away on the second tier of the stow.
Jack was preparing the belly straps and general lashing for both tiers of cargo. At 2035 hours, one of the ship's crew threw down a large bundle of tie downs
onto the second level of the stow where Tom was working. He picked up the bundle and threw them down to the deck where Jack would be able to access them. As Tom did this, one of the tie down hooks fouled his overalls and he was pulled off the level he was working on. He fell about 1.6 metres to the next level of the stow of cargo and then fell onto the deck, a further 1.6 metres below.
Jack was getting the belly lashings ready, when he heard a crash. He thought this
was the ratchets hitting the deck and continued working. After about a minute, Jack turned around and could not see Tom. Jack then moved and saw Tom leaning up against the lower level looking shaken. At this time, a third stevedore, John, came into No. 6 hatch and assisted Jack.
Jack and John gave first aid to Tom while the pulp spreader attached to the crane
was changed over to a people carrier. During this time an ambulance was called to the vessel. Tom was removed to the ambulance by the spreader and crane and taken to Wellington Hospital for assessment. 229.Tom fell ________.
A. from the weather deck to the second level of the stow B. from the second level of the stow to the first level C. about a distance of 1.6 metres 230.Jack working on ________.
A. the first level of the stow B. the second level of the stow
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D. about a distance of 3.2 metres
C. the weather deck D. the deck of No. 6 hatch 231.It was ________ who caused Tom to fall down and injured. A. Tom him self B. Jack crew
232.It can be concluded that Tom was ________. C. John D. one of the ship's
A. a stevedore
C. an officer of the ship
the ship
B. one of the ship's crew
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