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GSK Exit Exam • Set 14 Question 5 of 30

The term anchor aweigh means

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Direct Answer

Option A: Anchor is sighted

The term 'anchor aweigh' is a nautical term indicating that the anchor is no longer in contact with the seabed, meaning it has been lifted clear of the bottom. It signifies the commencement of weighing anchor.

All Options

A
Anchor is sighted (Correct Answer)
B
Let go anchor
C
Anchor is lost
D
Anchor is running out

Detailed Explanation & Context

The term 'anchor aweigh' is a nautical term indicating that the anchor is no longer in contact with the seabed, meaning it has been lifted clear of the bottom. It signifies the commencement of weighing anchor.

Relevant Framework: STCW 2010 Manila Amendments • DG Shipping E-Learning & Exit Exam Standards • General Ship Knowledge (GSK).

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