PER Tipo 1, Murcia 2018

Región de Murcia · 1ª convocatoria · 45 questions

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• The gypsy (“barbotén”) is:
• The sternpost (codaste) is a:
• What is trim (asiento)?
• The thick curved piece of wood or iron forming the bow of the vessel is called:
• The manoeuvre of tying a line with a buoy to the anchor about to be dropped, so that it is not lost, is called:
• A knot usually used to join lines of similar thickness
• Checks before putting to sea:
• What is a radar reflector for?
• What should we do if we are told that a strong squall with wind is approaching the area where we are sailing?
• In an electrical storm
• In buoyed access channels to beaches, quays, pontoons and anchorages the maximum speed is:
• Measures to protect specially protected areas of importance in the Mediterranean.
• The topmarks that show an isolated danger are:
• On an isolated danger mark, the rhythm and colour of the light are:
• To show the port and starboard sides of the route to follow in a channel, we use...
• To show that the deepest water in the area lies in the quadrant giving the mark its name, we use…
• The masthead light shows an unbroken light over an arc of:
• Rule 9(b): which vessels shall not impede the passage of a vessel that can safely navigate only within a narrow channel?
• Rule 27, vessels not under command or restricted in their ability to manoeuvre: "Vessels not under command shall show..."
• Under Rule 14 of the RIPA, "When two power-driven vessels are meeting on reciprocal courses, with a risk of collision..."
• In restricted visibility, a power-driven vessel under way but stopped and making no way through the water will sound:
• We sight a vessel showing a shape consisting of a cone with its apex downwards. It is:
• How should a sailing vessel act on sighting a power-driven vessel on her starboard side with risk of collision:
• To pick up a mooring buoy, it is best to take the current on…
• The three phases of a turn going ahead are the periods…
• In arterial bleeding:
• Putting out a fire on board by removing oxygen is called:
• To get off after running aground, it is advisable to:
• How does the wind circulate around an anticyclone in the northern hemisphere?
• We define Persistence as:
• The vector sum of the wind we would feel stopped and the wind made by our own speed is called:
• The lines on navigation charts called veriles or isobaths represent
• Every boat sailing in a current has its true course affected by…
• The third quadrant of the horizon lies between…:
• One minute of latitude corresponds to
• We are at a point A at 36º 10'N – 006º 10'W and want to go to another point B at 35º 50'N – 006º 00'W. How long will this run take at a constant speed of 8 knots?