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USCG Deck General (Set 97)
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Your vessel is disabled and in imminent danger of grounding on a lee shore. The Master agrees to salvage services using Lloyd's Open Form of Salvage Agreement. Which is TRUE?
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30 MCQs #1 Your vessel is disabled and in imminent danger of grounding on a lee shore. The Master agrees to salvage services using Lloyd's Open Form of Salvage Agreement. Which is TRUE? #2 A maritime lien may be placed against __________. #3 In writing up the logbook at the end of your watch, you make an error in writing an entry. What is the proper means of correcting this error? #4 A journal kept by the officer of the watch in which day to day happenings are recorded regarding the deck department is the __________. #5 Which logbook is required to be submitted to the Coast Guard? #6 Your vessel (185 GT) is on a voyage between New York and San Francisco. Which statement is TRUE? #7 The Master of a passenger vessel which is not required to maintain an Official Logbook must keep a record of the number of passengers received and delivered from day to day. This record must be available for a period of __________. #8 A seaman assaults the Second Mate and injures him with a beer bottle while the ship is at sea. The incident is logged in the Official Logbook. In subsequent suspension and revocation proceedings against the seaman, according to the regulations, __________. #9 The official logbook is filed with the Officer in Charge, Marine Inspection (OCMI) __________. #10 What is required to be entered into the Official Logbook? #11 Which item must be entered in the official log? #12 A seaman dies during a voyage. What is NOT required to be entered into the Official Log? #13 The responsibility for maintaining the Official Logbook on voyages between the Atlantic and Pacific coasts of the United States rests with the __________. #14 Which log includes a statement of the conduct, ability, and character of each crew member on the completion of a voyage? #15 All of the following records are usually maintained by the watch-standing officers aboard a vessel EXCEPT the __________. #16 Which of the following is not an acceptable unit of measure to be used consistently throughout an Oil Record Book? #17 According to Pollution Prevention Regulations (33CFR), each completed page in the Oil Record Book is to be signed by ________. #18 When oil is discharged overboard, an entry is required in the __________. #19 What is required to be posted in the pilothouse of a vessel? #20 A new crewman reports on board. He must be trained in the use of the ship's lifesaving appliances within what time period? #21 Instructions to the crew in the use of all the ship's lifesaving equipment shall be completed __________. #22 Preparation of muster lists and signing of same is the responsibility of the __________. #23 Seeing that all hands are familiar with their duties, as specified in the muster list, is the responsibility of the __________. #24 Fire and abandon ship stations and duties may be found on the __________. #25 The Shipping Articles shall be signed by each seaman and the __________. #26 Shipping articles are a contract of agreement between the members of the crew and the __________. #27 While assigned to a 120 GRT vessel, you are required to sign "foreign" articles on a voyage from New York City to which port? #28 While assigned to a 106 GRT vessel, you are required to sign "foreign" articles on a voyage from San Francisco to which port? #29 While assigned to a 150 GRT vessel, you are required to sign "foreign" articles on a voyage from New Orleans to which port? #30 The master or individual in charge of a vessel prepares a certificate of discharge for each mariner being discharged from the vessel where the original discharge goes to the _________.
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