A snatch block is a __________.?
A) block used only with manila rope B) chock roller C) hinged block D) strong block used for short, sharp pulls E)NULL
A) block used only with manila rope B) chock roller C) hinged block D) strong block used for short, sharp pulls E)NULL
A) the stowage location of hazardous material aboard the vessel B) a description of the packaging (drums, boxes, etc.) C) UN identification numbers D) the net weight of each hazardous cargo E)NULL
A) longshore hook B) margin hook C) marginal hook D) pelican hook E)NULL
A) tumble home B) excessive deadrise C) excessive trim D) a list E)NULL
A) Bareboat B) Dispatch C) Voyage D) Demise E)NULL
A) extend the boom B) lower the boom C) retract the boom D) hoist the boom E)NULL
A) 40 U.S. gallons at 50°F B) 42 U.S. gallons at 60°F C) 43 U.S. gallons at 65°F D) 45 U.S. gallons at 75°F E)NULL
A) cast off B) double up so that one line does not take all the strain C) pay out line to remove most of the tension D) slack it off quickly E)NULL
A) To prevent tripping B) To quickly connect or release a tow, especially a sinking tow C) To facilitate berthing maneuvers D) All of the above E)NULL
A) jacked off their bearings and stowed in a specific location B) lashed and chocked in any convenient location C) chocked in place ready for use at next port D) secured over the cargo to be handled at the next…