Prelim deck watch

1. When two power driven vessel meeting on reciprocal or nearly reciprocal course, so as to involved risk of collision each should:

• A. Reduce speed

• B. Alter course to starboard

• C. Stop her engine

• D. Alter course to port

2. The givingway vessel or the one of 2 vessel which is directly by the rule to keep clear of the other is termed:

• A. Crossing vessel

• B. Burden vessel

• C. Overtaking vessel

• D. Vessel meeting on end

3. A vessel proceeding along the course of a narrow channel shall keep as near to the outer limit of the channel which is on her:

• A. Starboard

• B. Inbound side

• C. Out ound side

• D. Port

4. A vessel observed by radar, under the rule is:

• A. Deemed not to be insight.

• B. Deemed to be underway

• C. Deemed to be insight

• D. Deemed to be dangerous

5. When two power driven vessel are crossing, so as to involved risk of collision, who has the right of way?

• A. The vessel which has the other on her starboard side.

• B. The vessel which sound her whistle first.

• C. The vessel which has the other on her port side.

• D. The vessel which gave out her distress call.

6. Are both the burdened vessel and the priviledge vessel obliged to sound a whistle signal?

• A. Burdened vessel only.

• B. Priviledge vessel only.

• C. Both vessel

• D. None of them

7. That one of two vessel approaching each other so as to involved risk of collision, which is directed by the rule to keep her course and speed.

• A. Meeting vessel

• B. Burdened vessel

• C. Crossing vessel

• D. Priviledge vessel.

8. The vessel is underway when:

• A. She is aground

• B. She is at anchor

• C. She is made fast to shore

• D. None of these.

9. Rule 10 state that a vessel using traffic separation scheme shall:

I. Proceed in the appropriate traffic lane in the general direction of traffic flow for that lane.

II. So far as practicable use traffic separation line or leave a traffic lane as she may do so.

III. Normally join or leave a traffic lane at the termination of the lane.

• A. I and III only.

• B. I and II only

• C. II and III only

• D. I, II and III

10. When the ship is not under command, your best a tiin would be:

• A. Approach her

• B. Sound the ship whistle

• C. Keep clear of her

• D. All of these