PER Tipo 1, Murcia 2019

Región de Murcia · 1ª convocatoria · 45 questions

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• The vertical distance on the side from the deck line to the waterline at maximum displacement is called:
• What are the curved rear side parts of the hull, towards the stern, called?
• What do we call “the theoretical distance the boat would advance for one turn of her propeller”?
• The windlass (“molinete”) is:
• When the wind rises and an anchored boat is carried along as the anchor slides on the seabed, the boat is said to be:
• The long pole of about 2 metres with a hook at one end, used to catch lines and cables, pick objects from the sea or push off from the quay, is called:
• What is the boat’s ability to return upright after the sea heels her called?
• What must we NEVER do when recovering a person from the water?
• When a boat, through engine or steering failure, lies with no way at the mercy of the elements, we say she is:
• If under way we sight a boat flying the Alfa flag
• Dirty oil from engine bilges may be discharged at sea…
• Arriving at a harbour from seaward, the lights we must leave to port are
• The light rhythm on a west cardinal mark is:
• With a beacon showing TWO black cones, one above the other with apexes up, as its topmark, where is the navigable water?
• Rule 27, vessels not under command or restricted in their ability to manoeuvre: "Vessels not under command shall show..."
• RULE 10. Indicate which answer is NOT correct. "Vessels using a traffic separation scheme shall..."
• With no wind or current, if the boat moves astern and its bow closes the quay, we are heaving on the…
• Berthing alongside the quay, with a current from ahead, which line best stops the boat moving astern?
• In a collision, our bow has embedded itself in the side of the other boat. What should we do?
• To find wind speed we use an…
• On what three variables does wave height depend?
• The number of hours the wind has blown over the sea in the same direction
• The greatest straight-line length of a body of surface water evenly affected by the wind's direction and strength is called...
• Publishing sailing directions, lists of lights and navigation charts in Spain falls to the...
• When a coastal chart includes a window showing a place of interest at larger scale, it is called...
• The unit with which we take distances on navigation charts and measure runs or legs is…
• When on course we cross the line joining two lighthouses facing each other, we are on…
• Sailing near Barbate at 09:30 ship’s time, your bow is pointed directly along the leading line (enfilación) of Trafalgar and Cabo Roche lighthouses. What is your true course?
• Departing Tangier port (breakwater end light) bound for Barbate port (red light at the end of the breakwater), what speed must you set to complete the passage in 3 hours?