Question 1: What is the spoken emergency signal over a VHF radio?
Question 2: When rescuing a person in a confined space, what is required to be considered safe to enter?
Question 3: By negative attitude, enabling you to manage time and low self-esteem are all due to one of the following factors that can add to personal stress. This speaks about the stress of seafarers. Is it:
Question 4: An eye concentration of hydrogen sulfide (H2S) gas is most dangerous because it can:
Question 5: What should the standing engineer do periodically while on watch?
Question 6: What is the difference between listening and hearing?
Question 7: In liveboard situations, which of the following visual distress signals is acceptable for daylight use only?
Question 8: If you observe any situation which presents a safety or pollution hazard during fuel transfer operations on a mobile offshore drilling unit, what is your first action?
Question 9: The signal “Pan-pan” repeated thrice over the radio telephone indicates what type of message will follow?
Question 10: In order to comply with safety policies and procedures, ship crew and officers must:
Question 11: We use gestures in our communication in order to convey a message and _____ ourselves.
Question 12: You tend to give lengthy explanations for simple things. Your message or lacks:
Question 13: Which of the statements is correct regarding the use of primary cells?
Question 14: Most minor spills of oil products are caused by:
Question 15: Compared to oil tankers, chemical tankers are:
Question 16: What governs safe procedures at work?
Question 17: What does the word “radar” mean?
Question 18: The problem of misunderstanding can be eliminated by providing _____ to the clients while explaining the process.
Question 19: When the scuppers are plugged and an oil spill occurs on deck, you should:
Question 20: How many annexes does the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships (MARPOL) have?
Question 21: In what ways can interpersonal relationships be improved between crew members?
Question 22: Meteorological warning reports consist of one of the following:
Question 23: What are the first actions to be taken when you encounter an emergency situation?
Question 24: Which of the following is correct? Which is used to log all important radio communications on board?
Question 25: Which of the following jobs on board requires a work permit?
Question 26: As per STCW 2010, what is the validity of the medical certificate of crew members?
Question 27: Which is the most frequently abused drug in the entire world?
Question 28: What are the causes of fatigue?
Question 29: When fuel oil is being topped off during bunkering operations, the tank valve should be closed:
Question 30: The following is considered as a risk factor on board a ship:
Here are all the multiple-choice questions:
- What is the spoken emergency signal over a VHF radio?
- a. Red Alert
- b. Security
- c. Mayday
- d. Pan Pan Answer: c. Mayday
- When rescuing a person in a confined space, what is required to be considered safe to enter?
- a. Safety lights
- b. Protection for your eyes
- c. Fire retardant gear
- d. Presence of oxygen Answer: d. Presence of oxygen
- By negative attitude, enabling you to manage time and low self-esteem are all due to one of the following factors that can add to personal stress. This speaks about the stress of seafarers. Is it:
- a. The environmental factor
- b. Emotional factors
- c. Community factors
- d. Personality factors Answer: d. Personality factors
- An eye concentration of hydrogen sulfide (H2S) gas is most dangerous to personal because they can:
- a. Cause involuntary skeletal muscle contractions
- b. Paralyze your breathing system
- c. Can cause eye inflammation
- d. Can cause dizziness Answer: b. Paralyze your breathing system
- What should the standing engineer do periodically while on watch?
- a. Take routine rounds of the engine room
- b. Stand this or a watch
- c. Conduct repairs of any damaged equipment
- d. None of the above Answer: a. Take routine rounds of the engine room
- What is the difference between listening and hearing?
- a. Listening is conscious and hearing is mechanical
- b. Listening is natural and hearing is physical
- c. Listening is mechanical and hearing is normal
- d. Listening is conscious and hearing is effortless Answer: a. Listening is conscious and hearing is mechanical
- In liveboard situations, which of the following visual distress signals is acceptable for daylight use only?
- a. Hand red flags
- b. Rocket parachute flares
- c. Orange smoke signals
- d. Red aerial flares Answer: c. Orange smoke signals
- If you observe any situation which presents a safety or pollution hazard during fuel transfer operations on a mobile offshore drilling unit, what is your first action?
- a. Sound the fire alarm
- b. Shut down the transfer operation
- c. Notify the balance control operator
- d. Wait for the person in charge to act Answer: b. Shut down the transfer operation
- The signal “Pan-pan” repeated thrice over the radio telephone indicates what type of message will follow?
- a. Distress
- b. Safety
- c. All clear
- d. Urgency Answer: d. Urgency
- In order to comply with safety policies and procedures, ship crew and officers must:
- a. Minimize the use of alcohol on board
- b. Focus on delivering ship and cargo at all costs
- c. Stop unsafe practices which may cause accidents, injury, or environmental pollution
- d. None of the above Answer: c. Stop unsafe practices which may cause accidents, injury, or environmental pollution
- We use gestures in our communication in order to convey a message and _____ ourselves.
- a. Impress
- b. Express
- c. Suppress
- d. All of the above Answer: b. Express
- You tend to give lengthy explanations for simple things. Your message or lacks:
- a. Consciousness
- b. Correctness
- c. Consistency
- d. All of the above Answer: a. Consciousness
- Which of the statements is correct?
- a. Use primary cells to be discarded
- b. Use primary cells can be recharged
- c. Use primary cells can be refilled and used
- d. None of the above Answer: a. Use primary cells to be discarded
- Most minor spills of oil products are caused by:
- a. Equipment failure
- b. Human error
- c. Major casualties
- d. Unforeseeable conditions Answer: b. Human error
- Compared to oil tankers, chemical tankers are:
- a. More complex to operate
- b. Less complex to operate
- c. As large as oil tankers
- d. Capable of carrying only one grade of oil Answer: a. More complex to operate
- What governs safe procedures at work?
- a. SDSW
- b. ISM Code
- c. Occupational Act
- d. The code of safe working practices Answer: d. The code of safe working practices
- What does the word “radar” mean?
- a. Radio detection and arranging
- b. Radio direction and ranging
- c. Radio detection and range
- d. Radium direction and ranging Answer: b. Radio direction and ranging
- The problem of misunderstanding can be eliminated by providing _____ to the clients while explaining the process.
- a. Theory
- b. Sample
- c. Examples
- d. None of the above Answer: c. Examples
- When the scuppers are plugged and an oil spill occurs on deck, you should:
- a. Use absorbent materials such as sawdust to clean up the spill
- b. Remove the plugs from scuppers to allow the spill to run overboard and wipe the area dry with rags
- c. Remove the plugs from scuppers and wash the fuel overboard with solvent
- d. Sound the general alarm Answer: a. Use absorbent materials such as sawdust to clean up the spill
- How many annexes does the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships (MARPOL) have?
- a. 3
- b. 4
- c. 8
- d. 6 Answer: d. 6
- In what ways can interpersonal relationships be improved between crew members?
- a. Good communication
- b. Understanding within each other
- c. Mutually helping out others
- d. All of the above Answer: d. All of the above
- Meteorological warning reports consist of one of the following:
- a. Iceberg movement information
- b. Floating debris
- c. A vessel on fire or sinking
- d. Weather info or storm warnings, etc. Answer: d. Weather info or storm warnings, etc.
- What are the first actions to be taken when you encounter an emergency situation?
- a. Muster the crew in the designated area
- b. Sound the emergency alarm
- c. Try to fight the emergency on your own
- d. Wait for further instructions Answer: b. Sound the emergency alarm
- Which of the following is correct? Which is used to log all important radio communications on board?
- a. Gally record book
- b. Date log book
- c. Engine log book
- d. GMDSS log book Answer: d. GMDSS log book
- Which of the following jobs on board requires a work permit?
- a. Mopping deck
- b. Cutting or welding operation
- c. Cooking in the galley
- d. All of the above Answer: b. Cutting or welding operation
- As per STCW 2010, what is the validity of the medical certificate of crew members?
- a. 1 year
- b. 2 years
- c. 3 years
- d. 4 years Answer: b. 2 years
- Which is the most frequently abused drug in the entire world?
- a. Cocaine
- b. Heroin
- c. Opiates
- d. Alcohol Answer: d. Alcohol
- What are the causes of fatigue?
- a. Lack of sleep
- b. Stress
- c. Excessive workload
- d. All of the above Answer: d. All of the above
- ALARP stands for:
- a. Allow points on ships
- b. All living areas and recreational places
- c. As low as reasonably practicable
- d. None of the above Answer: c. As low as reasonably practicable
- The following is considered as a risk factor on board a ship:
- a. Water on a staircase
- b. Load suspended on a crane
- c. Both A and B
- d. None of the above Answer: c. Both A and B
