PER Tipo 1, Murcia 2019

Región de Murcia · 3ª convocatoria · 45 questions

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• The lowest cavity of the vessel, above the keel, where water seeping through sides and deck collects before being pumped out:
• How long is a “shackle” of chain?
• The limera is:
• The parts of a propeller are:
• What is dragging (garreo)?
• An eye, handle or loop made with a rope in order to hook it somewhere…
• By running before the storm (correr el temporal) we mean:
• The set of actions to prepare a boat to weather a gale is called:
• Rolling (balance) is a movement that is:
• If we see an International Code flag on a nearby boat, white and blue and swallow-tailed, it means:
• Which flag must leisure boats fly?
• Entering an approach channel from seaward in Region A, we must leave:
• A cardinal mark with two cones placed base to base, and a yellow band between two black bands, shows that navigable water relative to it lies to the:
• What colour are safe water marks?
• An isolated danger mark...
• A vessel counts as a sailing vessel when:
• Under Rule 6 of the RIPA, to determine safe speed the following shall be taken into account, among others...
• In a head-on situation, if there is any doubt whether it exists:
• Under sail we see on our starboard side a merchant ship closing with risk of collision:
• Sailing at night, we see a white light and, somewhat lower, a red light on one side of it and a green light on the other. What type of vessel is it?
• What are the minimum lights required of a power-driven craft under 7 metres long, sailing at less than 7 knots?
• If while sailing we see a white light from a torch, it is:
• A vessel proceeding under sail, when also being propelled by machinery, is obliged to show:
• What is the advantage of rigging a line on a bight?
• Which type of boat will the wind affect most in a manoeuvre?
• What are the features of arterial bleeding?:
• In an emergency, the boat should preferably be abandoned from:
• What course do we set for the apparent wind to be zero:
• The millibar is a unit of:
• A pressure system in which pressure rises towards the centre is:
• In the northern hemisphere, on a weather map showing a low, the wind blows around the low:
• Sailing directions:
• Depth contours (“veriles”) are lines:
• We have run 20 nautical miles by the chart and the log shows 19 miles:
• The relation between the unit “one knot” and the unit “one nautical mile” is:
• Magnetic variation (“declinación magnética”) is the: