PER Tipo 1, Murcia 2021

Región de Murcia · 1ª convocatoria · 90 questions

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• The bows (amuras) are:
• What is the line separating the underwater body from the upperworks called?
• The transverse reinforcements in the structure of a boat’s hull are:
• The limera is:
• The T-shaped fitting, fixed anywhere on the boat, used to make lines fast is called:
• A chicote is:
• Before putting to sea it is advisable to check:
• What should we do if a heavy squall with wind is approaching?
• Inside ports and their approach channels, recreational craft shall avoid interfering with the manoeuvres of larger vessels, heeding their signals and manoeuvring with caution
• Is there any rule linking the sizes of the national and regional flags on a leisure boat?
• In region A, entering harbour from seaward, green lateral marks must be kept to:
• A white quick-flashing light in groups of 3 flashes every 5 seconds belongs to:
• What colour are safe water marks?
• A yellow light on a buoy means:
• Under Rule 6 of the RIPA, to determine safe speed the following shall be taken into account, among others...
• The stand-on vessel:
• 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?
• The length of whistle blasts, according to the Regulations (RIPA), is about...
• In restricted visibility, a vessel constrained by her draught must sound:
• The three phases of a turn going ahead are the periods…
• The minimum speed a boat must keep for the rudder to work is called:
• In an electrical storm
• The Spanish Radio-Medical Service operates:
• What are terrales?
• A pressure system in which pressure rises towards the centre is:
• What phenomenon is known as "rolar"?
• The angle between true North (Nv) and magnetic North (Nm) is called:
• To find the data and features of ports on the Spanish coasts, you use:
• Leeway (“abatimiento”) is known as:
• At HRB 0900 you leave Ceuta port (green entrance light) and set a direct true course towards Algeciras port (red breakwater light). What true course have you set?
• From position A (36º 00' N, 005º 20' W) you head for position B (located 5 miles from Punta Cires and 5 miles from Isla de Tarifa lighthouse) at 10 knots. How long will it take to reach B?
• After clearing the traffic separation scheme, you take simultaneous true bearings Dv Punta Paloma = 055º and Dv Punta Malabata = 159º. What is your position?
• The most curved part of the side near the bow is:
• The holes that let water drain off the deck are called:
• The sternpost (codaste) is a:
• Steering lines (guardines) are used to:
• An eye, handle or loop made with a rope in order to hook it somewhere…
• A knot usually used to join lines of similar thickness
• In heavy weather:
• What is a radar reflector for?
• Initial transverse static stability depends on:
• To pick up a person in the water we approach:
• What does sailing in a ZEPIM mean?
• Starboard lateral marks in Region A:
• A cardinal mark shows:
• The colour of an isolated danger mark is:
• Safe water marks are coloured:
• Under the rules, a power-driven vessel is:
• In good visibility, sailing yacht “A” is overtaking power-driven “B”. Who must manoeuvre?
• What are the minimum lights required of a power-driven craft under 7 metres long, sailing at less than 7 knots?
• A sailing vessel at night may show:
• What day shape must power-driven vessels under way show?
• When a power-driven vessel under way gives “two short blasts” to show her manoeuvre, it means:
• In restricted visibility, a power-driven vessel under way but stopped and making no way through the water will sound:
• "Lascar" means:
• A boat’s way (arrancada) is:
• A fire involving flammable liquids belongs to:
• What are the features of arterial bleeding?:
• The theory explaining the four elements needed for fire is the:
• Standard atmospheric pressure at sea level is…
• With a barometer we measure:
• Winds turn anticlockwise in...
• Convert quadrantal course S50W to circular.
• All the data you need on lights of aids to navigation is found in:
• What is the great circle that passes through the poles and through the coordinates of our position called?
• The soundings shown on a navigation chart refer to:
• Positioned on the line joining Punta Cires and Isla de Tarifa lighthouse at 5 miles from Punta Cires, you steer true course 270º until due North of Tangier. What is your final position?
• We keep sailing until we reach position C: Latitude 36º05’N / Longitude 05º57.4’W, and set compass course 110º. Calculate the true course if magnetic variation is 2º(-) and deviation 1º(+).
• Positioned at the entrance of Algeciras port (red breakwater light), how long will it take to reach Ceuta (green entrance light) at a speed of 12 knots?