PER Modelo A, Andalucía 2024

Junta de Andalucía · 2ª convocatoria · 45 questions

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• A boat’s keel:
• What is the difference between the gypsy (barbotén) and the clutch of a windlass?
• What is a “manguerote” on a boat?
• A boat’s fenders:
• What should be considered when choosing a suitable anchorage?:
• The radar reflector is:
• Approved lifejackets for navigation zone 4 must have a minimum buoyancy of:
• What do we call sailing with the storm on the bows and little power ahead?
• The flag of the Autonomous Community:
• The discharge of sewage:
• What do special marks indicate under IALA rules?
• In the IALA system, what do red lateral marks indicate?
• In a narrow channel we approach a bend that cannot be fully seen because the land blocks the view. How should we act if we hear a prolonged blast?:
• When are vessels deemed to be in sight of one another?:
• In an overtaking situation between two sailing vessels:
• Under power at night we see on our starboard bow a vessel showing a white (masthead) light and a red (side) light. If she closes with no appreciable change of bearing:
• What lights do sailing vessels under 20 metres show?
• In restricted visibility we detect by radar alone a vessel on the port beam. If its bearing stays constant and range falls:
• In a manoeuvre, which external factor matters more or less depending on the boat’s topsides?
• Mark the CORRECT statement on preventing fires and explosions in risk areas:
• If we find a leak in the bilge:
• When the wind decreases and stays down, it is said to:
• What is the effect of low pressure on tides?
• The meridian through the ship’s position is called:
• At 08:00 ship’s time on 13 July 2024, 5 miles NW true of Punta Malabata, you set course at 8 knots for a point 4 miles South true of Cape Trafalgar (variation 3º NW, deviation +6º). Find the compass course and ETA: