PER Tipo 1, Murcia 2018

Región de Murcia · 2ª convocatoria · 45 questions

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• Steering lines (guardines) are used to:
• What is the name of the “small anchor, with four flukes and no stock, used for small boats”?
• A boat trims by the stern (apopante) when:
• A mooring sinker (“muerto”) is:
• To tie a fender to the guardrail we would use a:
• The T-shaped fitting, fixed anywhere on the boat, used to make lines fast is called:
• If we wish to ask Salvamento Marítimo for help, we can do so:
• What would be the two main actions when sailing in shallow waters?
• When checking our boat before going to sea, we should pay special attention to:
• A boat licensed for navigation zone 5 must carry among her life-saving gear:
• A boat may fly the regional flag…
• Beyond twelve miles, leisure boats may discharge sewage provided that:
• A black spar mark with a red central band shows:
• What is the topmark of a spar buoy showing safe water?
• A yellow light on a buoy means:
• Rule 9. Vessels proceeding along a narrow passage or channel...
• RULE 12. A sailing vessel with the wind on her port side sees another sailing vessel to windward and cannot be sure whether it has the wind on its port or starboard side. What should she do?
• Rule 21. "Sidelights" are a
• RULE 28. What does a vessel showing three all-round red lights in a vertical line indicate?
• RULE 30. Vessels at anchor shall show, where it can best be seen:
• Rule 34: three short blasts mean:
• With a right-handed propeller going astern with sternway, to make the bow fall to port we put the rudder:
• Which lines are used to berth the boat to the quay?
• In arterial bleeding, the tourniquet is applied:
• Combustion without flame occurs when:
• What phenomenon is known as "rolar"?
• What winds go with slow barometer movements?
• The wind is said to freshen (refrescar) when:
• Coastal breezes are named:
• A yacht’s speed at a given moment is measured with:
• The arc of meridian counted from the Equator to the observer’s parallel:
• To find the data and features of ports on the Spanish coasts, you use:
• If you are in the Northern Hemisphere sailing true course SOUTH (180º), you are
• Positioned on the opposition line of Punta Europa and Punta Almina lighthouses, you measure a distance of 6 miles to Punta Carnero lighthouse. What is your position?
• Departing Barbate port (from the entrance red light) on compass course Ra = 150º at 7 knots (variation 2º NW, deviation +2º), how far will you be from Punta de Gracia lighthouse 1 hour later?
• Steering from 35º 50' N, 006º 00' W towards 36º 00' N, 005º 50' W with total compass error Ct = 4º NE, calculate the compass course to steer:
• On the leading line of Punta Cires and Punta Alcázar lighthouses with Punta Carnero bearing due North true, you set course for Ceuta port (green entrance light) at 8 knots. How long will it take to reach Ceuta?