PER Modelo B, Andalucía 2023
Junta de Andalucía · 1ª convocatoria · 45 questions
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- On boats over 6 metres, the chain section of the anchor line must be at least:
- To ventilate and light the various compartments we would use:
- The side opposite to where the wind comes from is called:
- What is the bowline used for?
- What should be done if, when weighing anchor, it pulls hard along the chain?
- Man overboard. In the Anderson approach, how many degrees do we turn before putting the rudder amidships and stopping the engine?
- In a storm, what is the seamanlike term for sailing with the sea on the stern or quarter?
- A ship’s property of returning upright after losing it to outside causes is called:
- Mark the correct statement about the radar reflector:
- When the lateral marks at the sides of a channel are numbered, the numbers increase:
- A mark is black with a broad yellow horizontal band. Its topmark will be:
- A mark has a topmark of two black spheres one above the other. It is:
- A mark shows a white light with equal periods of light and darkness. It is:
- At night we see dead ahead the masthead light and both sidelights of a power-driven vessel. What situation are we in?
- When may the stand-on vessel act to avoid collision by her own manoeuvre?
- A shape of two cones joined at their points in a vertical line identifies vessels:
- A power-driven vessel and a sailing vessel, in sight, cross in open water with risk of collision. In this situation:
- In restricted visibility we detect only by radar a vessel closing with risk of collision from 155º relative bearing to starboard. In this case:
- Two sailing vessels approach with risk of collision. If they have the wind on opposite sides:
- A power-driven vessel sounds three short blasts. It means that:
- "Mooring by the bight" (amarrar por seno) means:
- In a leak, among the first measures are:
- To stop bleeding from an arm, first:
- The time during which a wind blows with uniform direction and strength is called:
- What is quadrantal course N64W as a circular course?
- At 08h 00m on 25 March 2023 we are at true position 36º 10.0' N, 006º 10.0' W. We sail at 8 knots on compass course 155º, with no wind or current. Calculate the dead reckoning position at 09h 30m, given that magnetic variation is 2° NW and deviation +9° (plus).
- At 10h 00m on 25 March 2023, steering true course 340º due South true of Cape Trafalgar with Punta Camarinal bearing 110º Starboard, you set course to pass 5 miles off Cabo Roche (variation 4º NW, deviation +4º). What is the compass course?