PER Modelo B, Andalucía 2016

Junta de Andalucía · 2ª convocatoria · 45 questions

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• The holes that let water drain off the deck are called:
• The side opposite the one the wind comes from is called:
• The element that, connected to the wheel, reverses the direction of turn of the rudder blade is called:
• If we wanted to ventilate a space on board we would use:
• The rope whose ends are tied to the crown of the anchor and to a small buoy is called:
• The wheel over which a rope runs is called:
• The fore-and-aft motion of the boat, raising and lowering bow and stern, is called:
• If a person shows no signs of circulation, or we are not sure, we will carry out:
• Discharge of ground food waste with paper and glass waste, placed in a plastic rubbish bag, outside a special area will take place:
• The master of a boat must give help and/or assistance to another boat:
• A continuous quick-flashing white light belongs to a mark:
• A pillar with white and red vertical stripes is a mark:
• Entering harbour we see a green pillar mark with a broad red horizontal band in the middle. To take the main channel we must:
• The rhythm of an isolated danger mark's white light may be:
• The shape that identifies a vessel at anchor is:
• Under power, we see a power-driven vessel approaching on our starboard beam, on a steady bearing. We must:
• Under power at night, we see a vessel approaching ahead, showing a green light and a red one to the right of it (no other lights visible). In this situation:
• A vessel proceeding along a narrow channel:
• When sailing in an area of restricted visibility:
• Sailing without radar in reduced visibility, we hear a fog signal apparently from the starboard bow. If we have no prior knowledge of a vessel in that area, we must:
• When manoeuvring to avoid a collision, you must:
• Under power, we see a power-driven vessel approaching with risk of collision on our port bow. Once it is evident that the other vessel is not acting to keep out of our way:
• Steerage way is:
• A fire from flammable gases is:
• To put out a fire by removing oxygen we use:
• If we are in a liferaft and may be seen by means of pyrotechnic signals, the signals will be used:
• If we are stopped, the anemometer reading gives the wind speed that is:
• The wind is said to have shifted when:
• Regarding the centigrade temperature scale:
• Coastal breezes are named:
• Ship's clock time (Hora Reloj Bitácora):
• Two vessels with the same latitude, not on the Equator:
• Sailing at 8 knots on true course 240º, you simultaneously take relative bearings of Punta Carnero = 60º Starboard and Punta Almina = 80º Port. Calculate your position:
• On the leading line of Cape Spartel and Punta Malabata lighthouses at 4 miles from Cape Spartel, you set course to pass 4 miles off Punta Malabata (chart variation 4º E 2006 (6' W), deviation = +5º). What is the compass course?
• Crossing the leading line (enfilación) of Cape Spartel and Punta Malabata lighthouses, you observe that alignment at compass bearing 090º. Calculate the total compass error: