CY Test 1, Madrid (Ministerio de Transportes) 2020
Ministerio de Transportes (Madrid) · Convocatoria de diciembre · 40 questions
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- What is the arc of equator from the east or west cardinal point to the foot of the body’s hour circle when the body is on the horizon called?
- What is the prime meridian?
- At 03:30 UTC on the 15th, what will be the zone time (hora legal) at a place of longitude 100° 10' W?
- Pilot Charts show:
- What is mean solar time for the observer’s meridian called?
- On official time, mark the CORRECT statement:
- How is “Sidereal Hour Angle (SHA / AS)” defined?
- On the sextant “frame”, mark the TRUE statement:
- On 15 September 2020 the Sun's lower-limb sextant altitude is 38° 30.0', height of eye is 7.85 m, and the zero of the micrometer drum lies 0.2' above the zero of the vernier. Calculate the Sun's true altitude.
- What is the name of the first zone of the atmosphere from which temperature stops decreasing with height?
- The Benguela current:
- Frontal rains are defined as those:
- What should we do when sailing near drifting ice?
- Under the IMO SMCP, the navigational warning “GPS/GLONASS Satellite ... (number) unusable from ... (date and time) to ... (date and time). Cancel one hour after time of restoration” means in Spanish:
- Choose the appropriate Spanish translation for the maritime nouns “Hold, Hull, Pier”:
- Under the IMO Standard Marine Communication Phrases, “Relative bearings can be expressed in degrees relative to the vessel's head. More frequently this is in relation to the port or starboard bow” translates as:
- Choose the appropriate Spanish translation of the on-board SMCP order: “Release lifeboat gripes in launch sequence”:
- Choose the correct Spanish translation of the IMO SMCP question “Are you on even keel?”:
- Translate the term “Enforcement” correctly in the context of the IMO Standard Marine Communication Phrases:
- Choose the correct Spanish translation of “Lock defective” under the IMO Standard Marine Communication Phrases:
- Choose the appropriate Spanish translation for the maritime nouns “Bearing, Deck, Locks”: