1.In revised editions of charts the are corrected first. A. smaller scales B.larger scales C.smaller scalea and larger scales D.moderate ccales
2.All straight lines represent great circle tracks on a chart based on a(n) . A.Mercator projection B.polyconic projection C.orthographic projection D.gnomonic projection
3.Isogonic lines are lines on a chart indicating . A.points of equal variation B.points of zero variation C.the magnetic latitude D.magnetic dip
4.Mariners are to ensure that charts and publications are . A.kept corrected B.kept correctedly
C.keeping corrected D.keeping correctedly
5. is prohibited in this area. A.Anchor B.Anchoring C.Anchored D.Being anchored
6.Areas enclosed by a long and short dashed magenta line indicate . A.cable areas B.dumping grounds C.fish trap areas D.precautionary areas 7.Periodoc publications notifying changes in,or additions to,previously published navigational data is . A.Supplements B.Annual Summary C.Navigational Warnings D.Notice to Mariners
8.Navigational warnings and weather bulletins for shipping from Singapore Radio. A.broadcast B.broadcasted C.are broadcast D.are broadcasted
9.Permission is kindly about 1000 tons of clean sea water ballast,as and when required for trimming purposes. A.requested to pump out B.requested pumping out C.requesting to pump out D.requesting pumping out
10.When there is not a chief officer on board, should keep and write up the ship’s logbook. A.the assistant officer B.the captain C.the officer on duty D.the third officer
11.I hereby request permission the ship’s main engine for routine maintenance. A.immobilize B.to immobilize C.immobilization D.immobilizing
12.AFTER DROPPING THE PILOT means . A.After boarding the pilot B.After the pilot leaving the ship C.After the pilot going on board D.After taking the pilot
13.Each lifebuoy shall be marked in block capitals of the Roman alphabet with Of the ship.
A.the call sign and name B.the official number and name
C.the port of registry and name D.the port of registry and official number 14.The second officer will take the watch soon. A.on B.under C.off D.over
15.Whose duty is it to examine and verify the vessel’s classification and technical state and condition? A.Tallyman’s B.Marine surveyor’s C.Cargo surveyor’s D.Nautical inspector’s
16.I certify the above formally declare General Average. A.to true B.be true C.being true D.to be true
17.Never the lifeboat or lifecraft disengaging hocks or hydrostatic release gears because it can cause them to fail to function.
A.oil B.rig C.release D.paint
18.Please search and rescue. A.make command of B.take command of C.gen command of D.have command of
19.You must your cable from 6 shackles to 3 shackles. A.cut B.pay out C.slack D.shorten
20.Please wireless to let me know I am to anchor or to meet pilot. A.which B.where C.what D.who
21.ANCHOR IS ACROSS means that . A.Anchor is cross the bow B.Anchor is in the ground C.Anchor is foul D. Anchor isdragging 22. is the chain? A.How B.What C.Why D.How about 23.Take tug’s towing line to . A.captain B.capstan C.capital D.carpenter
24.Vessel towing with the current shall tow more than two boats and they must be towed alongside. A.at times B.at any time C.at no time D.at moment
25.In case of your steering gear failed, should be exhibited in shapes or lights. A.not under command B.restricted in her ability C.restrained by her draught D.underway
26.If the circumstances of the case admit,any vessel in a narrow channel. A.shall have the liberty to anchor B.shall avoid anchoring C.shall moor to a buoy when necessary D.shall keep anchoring
27.My vessel maneuvering difficulty.Please keep well clear me. A.with,of B.in,of C.at,apart D.with,from 28.A power-driven vessel not under command at night must show her sidelights when . A.making headway B.making no headway C.mooedr to a buoy D.at anchor 29.The ship has a speed of more than 14 at 120 .
A.miles/r.m.p B.miles/r.p. C.knots/r.p.m D.knots/r.m.p
30.The expression Stand-by engine means: . A.to gen the engine ready B.to respond to the engine C.to maneuver the engine D.to change the engine
31. refers to the angle between true North and the heading line of the ship. A.True position B. True meridian C. True course D. True bearing
32.When you doubt the existence od risk of collision, . A.such risk shall be deemed to exist B.such risk shall not be deemed to exist C.you needn’t take any action to avoid collision with any vessel D.you should accelerate you speed ahead
33.The ship about 1/2 miles southward of the lighthouse. Amoors B.moor C.is moored D.mooring
34.The side of a ship which is farther from the winds is . A.fairway side B.open sea side C.lee side D.roadstead side
35.At sea,we can use to fix the ship’s position. A.VHF B.Steering Gear C.Rudder Indicator D.Radar
36.The navigational term “Set of Currents”means . A.velocity of current
B.direction from which the current flows C.direction towards which the current flows C.direction towards which the current flows D.estimated current
37.My Caotain is trying to the pilot station before the ebb tide. A.steam B.proceed C.approach D.reach
38.The abbreviation COW in tanker operations stands for . A.crude oil washing B.coming off wreck C.crew on watch D.cold of wind 39.What does the abbreviation SWL stand for? A.signal wave letters B.ship without light C.safe water line D.safe working load
40.AS to the torn bags,I’ll tell the Shipper to them up. A.resew B.rejoin C.renail D.resolder 41.We will special attention to the dangerous cargo. A.put B.make C.take D.pay
42.GOODS stowed in containers without notice.
A.shall be carried on deck B.shall be carried under deck
C.may be carried on or under deck D.may not be carried on or under deck 43.The tally figure of loading port is different that of the discharging port. A.against B.from C.to D.with
44.I have been instructed that on my voyage ,I shall call at SHANG HAI to pick up some cargo. A.home B.family C.China D.returning 45.T’ve alresdy put down the remarks DECK CARGO SHIPPER’S RISK in the Shipping Order. A.IN B.ON C.AT D.FOR
46.The weather was in Dalian. A.lovable B.lovely C.loving D.lovingly
47.Windward means: A.direction to wind B.direction against wind C.wind direction D.variable direction
48.In a weather report GMT stands for . A.Greenwich Mean Time B.General Mean Time
C.Government D.General Management Treaty
49.The expenses for such work done by stevedores are shipownera’ A,for,account B.to,payment C.on,account D,with,payment 50.Monsoons are characterized by . A.light,variable winds with little or no humidity
B.strong,gusty winds that blow from the same general direction all year C.steady winds that reverse direction semiannually D.strong,cyclonic winds that change direction to conform to the passage of an extreme low pressure system
51.During the voyage from Singapore to Shanghai my vessel NO.9904 tropical storm. A.met B.saw C.wathched D.encountered
52.When winds of force reach 10-11 in Beaufort Scale(蒲氏风级),usually we call such winds as . A.Hurricane B.Breeze C.Storm D.Gale
53.I having your approval for the routine maintenance at your earliest convenience. Agope to B.want to C.look forward to D.expect to
54.The Greek ship drefted and struck the portside of a Chinese ship,which the bulwalk and Stanchions. A.caused damage to B.had collision with
C.was damaging D.was causing damage to
55. has the ship? A.How much hatches B.How many hatch C.How much hatch D.How many hatches
56.Ships are always on water and they are easy to rust. A.float B.floating C.floats D.floated
57.I deem unnecessary to do so. A.it B.you C.this D.that 58.The port gang way caught on a on the wharf and was severely damaged. A.bollard B.bitt C.stem D.keel 59.Please have the damage on gangway as soon as possible for account of the Stevedore Company. A.repaired B.repair C.repairing Drepairs 60.The portable radio apparatus means: A.the radio apparatus fitted on the portside B.the radio with a portable equipment C.the radio equipment which is easily movable D.the portable radio with some apparatus
61.The ship is located on my radar. A.found B.looked for C.entered D.reported 62.The lighthouse if at night may b in trouble. A.invisible B.it is invisible C.isn’t visible D.unvisible 63.You’ve made a mistake,I dare . A.declare B.say C.speak D.tell
64.Please return the notice to me due time.
A.at B.on C.of D.in
65.A telegram should strictly according to English grammar. A.not be written B.be written C.sometimes be written D.be not written 66.All ships in vicinity of position 10°13’N,123°32’E keep lookout. A.sharp B.strong C.heavy D.big 67.Ice situation expected to in your position. A.deteriorate B.bad C.heavy D.serous 68.“How do you read?”“I read you ”.
A.excellent B.very fine C.perfect D.very clear 69.I am ready your message.
A.to receive B.receiving C.received D.receive 70.“How do you read ?”“I read you with signal strength one”. A.poor B.bad C.fair D.good
71.Can you explain it .
A.in detail B.in details C.by detail D.by details 72.You are to join the convoy at 1745 hours. A.leave B.sail for C.take part in D.make
73.MAYDAY is to be used to announce . A.a distress message B.an urgency message C.a safety message D.a massage of SMCP
74. is the most visible signal of distress from a lifeboat at sea in the daytime. A.Somke signal B.Flash signal
C.Fire signal D.Radio emergency transmission
75.I have with unknown vessel. A.collision B.collided C.colliding D.collide
76.I have below water line.
Athe leaked B.leakage C.leaking D.leak
77.The injured stevedore paid attention to the loading instructions from the chief officer. A.small B.little C.few D.a few
78.I’m on fire and have dangerous cargo on board.The most emergent assistance in this case would be . A.life boat B.helicopter C.fire-fighting D.medicine