PER Test 5, Madrid (Ministerio de Transportes) 2020
Ministerio de Transportes (Madrid) · Convocatoria de diciembre · 45 questions
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- The anchor is said to be a-cockbill (“a la pendura”) when:
- On seacocks, mark the CORRECT answer:
- Parts of the steering gear are:
- The part whose turning produces the boat’s thrust is the:
- What are cleats (cornamusas) generally used for?
- In a man-overboard emergency, what objects may we throw into the water?
- Pleasure craft inside harbours and their approach channels:
- To mark a spoil ground we use:
- Under Rule 27(e), a small vessel engaged in diving operations shall show where best seen:
- Under Rule 24(g), a towed vessel or object, hard to see and partly submerged, 25 metres or more wide, shows:
- Under Rule 19, a vessel that cannot avoid a close-quarters situation with another vessel forward of her beam, with risk of collision, must:
- Taking one or more turns of a line round a bitt, cleat or rail so as not to hold the full load by hand is called:
- The angle between the true course (the heading) and the water track is called:
- To measure the extent of an adult’s burn, the palm of the hand can be taken as:
- After grounding on rocks, the first check will be:
- Pyrotechnic signals should be fired from:
- The centigrade (Celsius) scale is a temperature scale that assigns the value zero (0 ºC) to water in the process of:
- The sea breeze (virazón) takes place during:
- Sailing at 4 knots through the Ría de Vigo, we stop feeling any apparent wind (apparent wind = 0 knots). This means that:
- What is deviation?
- On how courses are measured:
- Sailing directly from Punta Tarifa lighthouse towards Punta Cires lighthouse with magnetic variation 4º NW and deviation 3º W, what compass course are you steering?