A) Light and partly loaded ships should be ballasted as deeply as possible. B) In brash-filled channels, operating with a shallow draft forward is most effective. C) Traditionally, operating ships light in the ice has been effective in the spring.…
A) at all wearing points of mooring lines B) at the bitter ends of all standing rigging C) around running rigging D) on wire rope only E)NULL
A) bow and stern lines B) breast lines C) halyards D) warps E)NULL
A) one-half the SWL of the main towing hawser B) three-fourths the SWL of the main towing hawser C) that of the main towing hawser D) twice that of the main towing hawser E)NULL
A) The Navigational Chart and Light List Vol. VII B) The International Guide to Canadian Ports and Facilities C) The Lake Carriers Association Facilities Directory D) The United States Coast Pilot #6 E)NULL
A) 526 B) 756 C) 876 D) 906 E)NULL
A) Babbitt B) Bronze C) Lead D) Zinc E)NULL
A) Carefully and neatly erase the entry and rewrite it correctly. B) Cross out the error with a single line, write the correct entry, and initial it. C) Blot out the error completely and rewrite the entry correctly. D) Remove…
A) 0.5 (0.3 knot) B) 1.0 (0.6 knot) C) 1.3 (0.8 knot) D) 1.75 (1.0 knot) E)NULL
A) galvanized screw-pin shackle B) hardened steel thimble C) shackle secured a nut and cotter pin D) shackle fitted with a swivel piece E)NULL