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A vessel sailing from Liverpool to New York puts into Boston, Mass. for emergency repairs. If no inward foreign cargo is to be discharged at that port, which of the following documents is required?

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#1 A vessel sailing from Liverpool to New York puts into Boston, Mass. for emergency repairs. If no inward foreign cargo is to be discharged at that port, which of the following documents is required? #2 U.S. Customs, upon boarding a vessel desiring entry into a U.S. port, would inspect which document? #3 The term used in levying customs duties when such are fixed at rates proportioned to estimated value of goods concerned is __________. #4 The owner, agent, Master or person-in-charge of a "T-Boat" involved in a marine casualty causing injury that requires professional medical treatment must __________. #5 When clearing customs for a foreign voyage, which of the following is processed at the custom's house and returned to the vessel? #6 Your vessel is in Charleston, S.C. You need not clear Customs if __________. #7 The agency most concerned with a stowaway is __________. #8 If, after examination by the Quarantine Officer, your vessel is found to have a specific deficiency, you may be issued __________. #9 While a vessel is at sea, the mate on watch discovers a fire in one of the hatches. Fire hoses are used to put the fire out and some of the cargo is damaged by water. In marine insurance terms, this partial loss by water is called __________. #10 The oil record book is required to be carried aboard __________. #11 One of the requirements for a general average act is __________. #12 A fire has damaged 20 bales of cotton on a freighter loaded with general cargo. This claim would come under __________. #13 An underwriter is liable for __________. #14 A ballasted vessel sinks enroute to a dry dock. Under these circumstances, the vessel's owner can claim __________. #15 The American Consul has asked the Master of a vessel bound for a port in the U.S. to transport a destitute seaman back to the U.S. Which action may the Master take? #16 The operator of an uninspected vessel MUST assist people affected by an accident if he or she can do so without __________. #17 What is the penalty for desertion? #18 Under U.S. law, what is the penalty for assaulting the Master? #19 A person is found operating a vessel while under the influence of alcohol. He/she is liable for __________. #20 What is the penalty for willfully damaging cargo? #21 Your enrolled vessel is bound from Baltimore, MD, to Norfolk, VA, via Chesapeake Bay. Which statement about the required Pilot is TRUE? #22 The American Consul has asked the Master of a vessel bound for a port in the U.S. to transport a destitute seaman back to the U.S. Which action may the Master take? #23 The American Consul has asked the Master of a vessel bound for a port in the U.S. to transport a destitute seaman back to the U.S. Which action may the Master take? #24 A seaman may not make an allotment to his __________. #25 The proper way to correct a mistake in the logbook is to _________. #26 A seaman may have all or part of his wages deposited by allotment to a bank or savings institution. Which of the following is NOT a requirement for this type of allotment? #27 You are Master of a vessel that is sold in a foreign country after discharge of cargo. What is your responsibility to the crew in regards to return to the United States? #28 Wages due a seaman may be attached by the court for the __________. #29 You are in charge of a U.S. documented vessel. Under title 46 of the United States Code, if you fail to report a complaint of a sexual offense, you may be __________. #30 Under normal operating conditions aboard a ship, who has the overall responsibility in maintaining the Oil Record Book?

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