CY Tipo 1, Murcia 2019

Región de Murcia · 3ª convocatoria · 40 questions

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• When we observe a body, the vertices of the corresponding position triangle on the celestial sphere form angles which are:
• The arc of the hour semicircle between the celestial equator and the centre of a given body corresponds to the celestial hour coordinate:
• Equatorial uranographic celestial coordinates are referred to:
• The imaginary axis from our position on the celestial sphere (zenith), through the centre of the sphere, cuts a point at the opposite end. This point is:
• The plane of the great circle perpendicular to the zenith-nadir axis at the centre of the celestial sphere is:
• Two bodies on the same almucantar of an observer’s oblique celestial sphere have:
• How is the Pole Star identified using constellations?
• The points where the ecliptic cuts the celestial equator are:
• The Sun’s apparent path on the celestial sphere as seen from Earth, whose plane is inclined 23º27′ to the plane of the celestial equator, is called:
• The contact zone between the warm air of the subtropical highs and the cold air of the polar highs forms:
• A hurricane moving through the tropical North Atlantic forms two semicircles. Which is the navigable semicircle?
• Weather (clouds, rain, winds, etc.) occurs in:
• Regarding the intensity of the winds, their force and devastating effects, the scale measuring cyclones and hurricanes is:
• At the centre or vortex of a cyclone or hurricane, there are:
• When a loud bang is heard in a storm, this sound phenomenon is called:
• In the Indian Ocean, sailing the Bay of Bengal NE of Sri Lanka in June, we will be in the season of:
• In the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, the winds running from the subtropical highs to the equatorial lows are called:
• The greatest chance of meeting an iceberg in the North Atlantic would be:
• For avoiding confusion and error in navigational and safety communications from ship to shore and vice versa, from ship to ship, and on board ship, communications must be precise, simple and …
• When the information requested cannot be obtained, say:
• When it is accepted to remain on the VHF channel/frequency indicated, say:
• When the changing of a VHF Channel is accepted, say:
• When the light of a buoy or a lighthouse are inoperative, it is said…
• When a mistake is made in a message, say…:
• Depth in water at which a vessel floats is called
• A vessel which through exceptional circumstances is unable to manoeuvre as required by the COLREGs is known as
• The most probable position of a search target at a given time is called