PER Test 2, Madrid (Ministerio de Transportes) 2023

Ministerio de Transportes (Madrid) · Convocatoria de abril · 45 questions

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• With what do we remove water that has come aboard?
• The cockpit (“bañera”) is defined as:
• The opposite of heeling is called:
• To run before a gale we must:
• Every leisure boat owner must insure the civil liability arising from sailing the boat:
• On sighting pollution while sailing:
• Special marks:
• At night in the Ría de Vigo we see ahead, ever closer, only one white navigation light of a power-driven vessel. What is the right manoeuvre?
• Under Rule 12, when two sailing vessels approach with risk of collision, in general the one that gives way is the one that:
• Under Rule 9, which vessel shall NOT impede the passage of any other vessel navigating within a narrow channel?
• Under Rule 3, general definitions, unless stated otherwise:
• Under Rule 31, if a seaplane shows lights positioned as required but with characteristics very similar, not identical, to Part C, we understand that:
• Under Annex IV, what signal could we use to indicate distress and need of help?
• What does “rabear” imply?
• Moored bow-to, how do we generally leave safely?
• The term “rolar” means the wind:
• On anticyclones, mark the CORRECT statement.
• High-water height is the vertical distance of the water surface above:
• The relative bearing of a point:
• A knot is:
• Looking at the coast we see two tall chimneys in line, which can serve as:
• At 10:22 on Ra = 140° (variation –5°, deviation +4°), you take Da Cape Trafalgar = 030º and M = 45º Port to Punta Camarinal, then head for Tangier breakwater light at 12 knots. Find your position at 11:43: