A) see a black triangle B) look for another daymark forming a range C) expect a daymark of no lateral significance D) check to enter the correct channel at the junction daymark E)NULL
A) a yellow triangle B) three white lights C) a black-and-white diamond D) a red-and-white octagon E)NULL
A) January through March B) April through May C) June through August D) September through November E)NULL
A) The soft iron spheres on the arms of the binnacle B) Magnets placed in trays inside the binnacle C) A single vertical magnet beneath the compass D) The Flinders bar E)NULL
A) warm front B) cold front C) line squall D) occluded front E)NULL
A) Adjust the compass with the athwartships magnets until the compass reads 268°. B) Adjust the compass with the fore-and-aft magnets until the compass reads 270°. C) Adjust the compass with the quadrantal spheres until the compass reads 274°. D)…
A) Lambert conformal B) Oblique gnomonic C) Mercator D) Transverse conic E)NULL
A) A B) B C) C D) D E)NULL
A) World Port Index B) International Code of Signals (Pub 102) C) Sailing Directions (Planning Guides) D) International Aeronautical and Maritime Search and Rescue Manual E)NULL
A) They occur only at quadrature. B) They occur when the Moon is nearest the Earth. C) They cause diurnal tides to become mixed. D) They have a decreased range from normal. E)NULL