PER Tipo 1, Murcia 2017

Región de Murcia · 1ª convocatoria · 45 questions

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• The imaginary fore-and-aft line dividing a vessel into two equal halves is called:
• The strengthening members joining the ends of the frames side to side, supporting the deck, are called:
• Bringing the vessel back to her upright balance is called:
• Depth (“puntal”) is:
• The T-shaped fitting, fixed anywhere on the boat, used to make lines fast is called:
• The property of vessels to regain their balance when external causes upset it is:
• To pick up a person in the water we approach:
• We switch off electrical equipment, as a precaution:
• In shallow water we should:
• SOLAS Convention. “The master of any ship which, being in a position to give help, receives information from any source that persons are in distress at sea is bound to go at full speed to their assistance, informing them or the search and rescue service.”
• Two cones base to base as the topmark of a buoy painted with a yellow band between two black bands means:
• In region A, where a channel divides, a red lateral mark with a broad green horizontal band shows:
• An isolated danger mark...
• A spherical mark with red and white vertical stripes is:
• Rule 6: several factors determine safe speed. Which of these is NOT one?
• Under Rule 14 of the RIPA, "When two power-driven vessels are meeting on reciprocal courses, with a risk of collision..."
• Rule 9. Vessels proceeding along a narrow passage or channel...
• Rule 18. Sailing vessels under way shall keep out of the way of:
• Rule 21. "Sidelights" are a
• Under Rule 10, vessels using a traffic separation scheme shall:
• Berthing alongside the quay, with a current from ahead, which line best stops the boat moving astern?
• The minimum speed a vessel must make to be steered is called:
• After an accidental grounding, the first thing is to…
• The Spanish Radio-Medical Service operates:
• On what three variables does wave height depend?
• A change in the wind's strength over generally short intervals is called...
• In the northern hemisphere, on a weather map showing a low, the wind blows around the low:
• On weather maps, the lines joining points of equal atmospheric pressure are called:
• The angle between true North (Nv) and magnetic North (Nm) is called:
• If you sail for some hours along the same meridian on a northerly course:
• What is the great circle that passes through the poles and through the coordinates of our position called?
• Sailing directions (derroteros) are:
• What is the displacement a boat suffers from current called?