A) Bow will kick to starboard B) Bow will kick to port C) Rudder alone has no effect on the vessel D) Stern will kick to port, then slowly swing to starboard E)NULL
A) 3,000 lbs B) 5,000 lbs C) 15,000 lbs D) 65,000 lbs E)NULL
A) catenary B) step C) shock dip D) bight E)NULL
A) the man has been missing for a period of time B) the sea water is very cold and the man is visible C) there is thick fog D) the wind was from astern on the original course E)NULL
A) bank cushion B) bank suction C) combined effect D) bend effect E)NULL
A) from the ship’s propeller when making up aft B) from being overrun if making up forward C) hull damage while alongside passing a hawser D) getting in a tripping position E)NULL
A) Load so the trim does not exceed 3 feet by the stern. B) Make maximum use of existing dunnage. C) Separate wet and dry cargoes into separate holds. D) Prevent overcarriage by block stowage. E)NULL
A) You may not load beyond the winter mark except for 2 inches brackish water allowance. B) You may not load beyond the summer mark and must be at the winter mark upon arrival at port B. C) You may…
A) Bareboat B) Lease C) Time D) Voyage E)NULL
A) the eye of the second line is dipped B) the mooring lines are doubled C) the bollard has two horns D) one of the lines is a breast line E)NULL