PER Test 3, Madrid (Ministerio de Transportes) 2022
Ministerio de Transportes (Madrid) · Convocatoria de diciembre · 45 questions
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- Mark the INCORRECT statement about the rudder:
- The anchor line (ground tackle) consists of:
- Standing at the stern facing forward, the port quarter is:
- When anchoring:
- The radar reflector:
- Sailing within 4 miles of a port or shelter, which distress signals must we carry?
- The right to navigate does not include the right to stop or anchor outside port service areas, except for vessels:
- If when sailing a red buoy is seen to starboard:
- Special marks:
- Approaching Barbate marina, we see a white quick-flashing light in groups of three, VQ(3) every 5 seconds. In which quadrant is the deepest water?
- Under Rule 19, conduct of vessels in restricted visibility, mark the CORRECT statement:
- Under Rule 3, general definitions, “length” means:
- Under Rule 6, safe speed:
- Rule 5, lookout, requires all vessels to keep at all times a proper lookout by sight and hearing and all available means appropriate to the circumstances, to make a full appraisal of the situation and risk of collision. This rule applies:
- Under Rule 35, in or near restricted visibility, what is identified by four short blasts?
- Under Rule 21, definitions, the “towing light” is:
- Under Annex IV, distress signals, which signal could we use to help identification from the air?
- Making a rope fast to a bitt or cleat by holding it in a figure of eight is called:
- Moored starboard side to with an onshore wind, we need to open the bow to leave safely. How could we proceed?
- If a leak occurs aboard:
- The land breeze (“terral”) is the wind that:
- By “the wind drops” (caer el viento) we mean:
- The angle between the boat’s fore-and-aft line and the line of sight to a landmark is called:
- A nautical mile:
- What is the angle between the direction of the compass needle and the magnetic meridian called?
- Drift (deriva) is produced by:
- At 15:00 on Ra = 120º (deviation +2º, variation 1º W), you take bearings Da Trafalgar = 045º and Da Camarinal = 090º, then head for Punta Malabata at 10 knots. Find your position and time when due North true of Cape Spartel:
- A vessel on the opposition line of Cape Trafalgar and Cape Spartel lighthouses observes Cape Trafalgar at compass bearing 342º. Find the total compass error: