A) Changing range to an object abeam B) Drift lead with the line tending forward C) The cable alternately slackening and then tightening D) Changing bearing to a fixed distant object abeam E)NULL
A) They are effective on most vessels at speeds up to 10 knots. B) Because of their location, most modern installations have as much power as a tug. C) They are fully effective at all drafts. D) When going astern…
A) Length of the towline B) Height of the towline connection C) Longitudinal position of the towline connection D) Direction of opposing force E)NULL
A) American Bureau of Shipping B) U.S. Coast Guard C) National Cargo Bureau D) Master of the vessel E)NULL
A) having the cargo on pallets B) stowing all the cargo for a port in the same area C) using port marks on the cargo D) using separation cloths to separate different kinds of cargo E)NULL
A) Each of the cargoes must be segregated from the other by at least two barriers. B) The minimum protective clothing required for taking samples of phosphoric acid is goggles or a face shield. C) Aluminum, copper, and zinc are…
A) Becket bend B) Bowline C) Clove hitch D) Lark’s head E)NULL
A) may jam against the stops B) will not automatically position the boat at the embarkation station C) screw may come out of the sheath D) will chafe against the falls and may cause their failure E)NULL
A) the bow in and the stern out B) both the bow and stern in C) the bow out and the stern in D) both the bow and stern out E)NULL
A) corrosive B) flammable gas C) flammable liquid D) nonflammable gas E)NULL