Pass Benchmark: 70% • Standard: USCG NMC / 46 CFR
USCG Engine Plants (Supplementary) (Set 5)
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In the illustration shown, the sea painter is identified as item number _____. SF-0043
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30 MCQs #1 In the illustration shown, the sea painter is identified as item number _____. SF-0043 #2 In order for the automatic lifeboat drain to operate properly __________. #3 If a life raft should capsize, __________. #4 A class "B" fire develops on the weather deck amidships of moored tank vessel. The fire party should man the __________. #5 When required to work in an area where explosive gases may accumulate, you should use hand tools which are __________. - #6 A simple precaution to reduce the possibility of accidental fires in the paint locker, is to __________. #7 The component shown in the illustration would be installed in which of the following types of fire detection systems? SF-0004 #8 If there was a fire out of control on the Auxiliary Machinery Flat, what fixed extinguishing system in that space would be the best means to extinguish the fire? Illustration SF-0044 #9 Coast Guard Regulations (46 CFR) require that lifejackets shall be __________. #10 In addition to the lifejackets stowed in places that are readily accessible, lifejackets must also be stowed at______________. #11 When entering the pump room of a tank vessel to rescue an unconscious person, which items of the equipment listed are you required to be using? #12 According to 46 CFR part 95, which of the listed fire extinguishers would be considered hand portable/semi portable and capable of combating a class "B" fire? #13 Some Pollution Prevention Regulations (33 CFR), only apply to "new ships." Under these regulations, a new ship is a ship __________. #14 The Exclusive Economic Zone extends from the baseline of territorial sea of the United States seaward ___________ . #15 To be in compliance with U.S. Federal Ballast Water Management regulations, which of the following procedures may be followed by an ocean vessel entering U.S. waters returning from an international voyage? - #16 A new ocean going ship of 2000 gross tons having an inoperative oily water separator may dispose of its bilge slops by __________. #17 On a newly constructed oceangoing vessel of 10,000 gross tons, equipped with an approved 100 ppm oily water separator, and bilge monitor, the bilge monitor continuous record must be __________. #18 On U.S. inspected ships, oily water separating equipment, bilge alarms, and bilge monitors must be approved under __________. #19 No person may serve as the person-in-charge of oil transfer operations on more than one vessel at a time __________. #20 Pollution Prevention Regulations (33 CFR) specify that the person-in-charge of bunkering is responsible for the __________. #21 According to MARPOL, the definition of graywater includes drainage from __________. - #22 To operate a carbon dioxide extinguisher having the type of head shown in the illustration, you would __________. SF-0008 #23 Which of the following statements is true concerning the fire extinguisher shown in the illustration? SF-0006 #24 The fire extinguishing equipment shown in the illustration is a large __________. SF-0009 #25 Fire hoses located at protected fire stations, must always be __________. #26 When the cotton cover of a fire hose becomes oily or greasy, it should be washed with a solution of mild soapy freshwater and __________. #27 A high velocity fog nozzle will produce the most effective spray pattern when the water pressure is not less than __________. #28 The all-purpose, or combination nozzle is capable by itself of producing a solid stream of water __________. #29 Low velocity water fog is used in firefighting as a __________. #30 An extinguishing agent which effectively cools, dilutes combustible vapors and provides a heat and smoke screen is __________.
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