What are reef points used for?
A) Reduce the area of a sail B) Keep the sail taut in light airs C) Reduce the draft if the boat runs aground D) Increase the strength of the mast E)NULL
A) Reduce the area of a sail B) Keep the sail taut in light airs C) Reduce the draft if the boat runs aground D) Increase the strength of the mast E)NULL
A) after control of fire, flooding, and structural repairs B) immediately C) after control of fire, but before control of flooding D) after stability is restored E)NULL
A) flash point B) ignition temperature C) upper explosive limit D) fire point E)NULL
A) free surface effects B) capsizing C) continued progressive flooding D) wind heel E)NULL
A) increases as the cargo closes the head while hoisting B) increases if the cargo runner is doubled up C) decreases as the boom is topped to a greater angle D) is determined by the thrust stresses on the boom…
A) 474 feet B) 400 feet C) 175 feet D) 50 feet E)NULL
A) Chipping, painting, and scaling by foreign labor B) Repairs to hull structural damage C) Repairs due to damage done by heavy weather D) Repairs to the main propulsion machinery E)NULL
A) fisherman’s bend B) bowline C) double sheetbend D) double blackwall hitch E)NULL
A) direct performance of deck or engine operations in a scheduled and fixed rotation B) performance of maintenance work necessary for the vessel’s safe operation, on a daily basis C) performance of lookout duties D) direct performance of cargo loading…
A) Season of the year B) Geographic zone of operation C) Density of the water D) Condition of trim in normal operation E)NULL