CY Tipo 1, Murcia 2021

Región de Murcia · 3ª convocatoria · 40 questions

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• On the celestial sphere, the point diametrically opposite an observer’s zenith is called:
• For an observer on the celestial sphere at latitude 20º N, the depressed pole will be:
• The great semicircles of the celestial sphere that run from pole to pole through the centre of a body are:
• From an observer, the arc of the horizon counted clockwise from the north cardinal point to the foot of the vertical semicircle through the body is:
• The arc of a great semicircle counted from the body to the observer’s zenith is:
• The arc of a body’s hour circle, counted from the body to its elevated pole, is:
• The meridian angle forms between the body’s hour circle and the observer’s meridian, and is always referred to:
• The point on the ecliptic from which the Sun passes from the southern to the northern celestial hemisphere is called:
• The two stars of Ursa Major, Merak and Dubhe, extended in a straight line about 5 times the distance between them, point to the star:
• 15 November 2021, the Master studies the great circle route from departure point A 27º 39.3´N – 015º 34.8´W to arrival point B 18º 25.1´N – 064º 20.1´W and works out the distance:
• On 16 November 2021 at zone time (Hz) 0800, in position 27º 39.3' N, 015º 34.8' W, calculate the Greenwich civil time (HcG) at that instant:
• 19 November 2021, at Greenwich civil time 1020, at DR position 26º 40.2´N – 021º 27.2´W, having obtained the Sun’s declination -19º 33.4 and angle at the pole 42º 41.0’ (E), they work out the Sun’s computed altitude with the formulas for the sides of the position triangle:
• Radio waves, and above all short wave (HF) and medium wave (MF), are reflected in the atmospheric layer called the:
• The strong suction of warm air rising from the sea surface in a cyclonic spin towards a cumulonimbus produces:
• The North Atlantic winds that blow from the Canary Islands towards the Caribbean, passing the Cape Verde Islands, are called:
• The so-called Prevailing Westerlies of the South Atlantic blow from:
• North Atlantic hurricanes blow and travel from:
• In fully formed hurricanes and cyclones, the predominant clouds are:
• The Benguela Current, running along the Atlantic west coast of South Africa and reaching Namibia in the tropics, is:
• The course a vessel makes good over the ground is called
• A vessel damaged or impaired so as to be unable to proceed on her voyage is called
• The depth in water at which a vessel floats is known by
• A major uncontrolled flow of seawater into the vessel is known as
• A hampered vessel is a vessel
• In the IMO SMCP glossary, the escape of liquids such as water or oil out of pipes, boilers or tanks, or a minor inflow of seawater into the vessel due to hull damage, is defined by the word:
• In maritime distress equipment, the acronym SART stands for:
• In the IMO SMCP glossary, the accidental escape of oil, etc., from a vessel into the sea is called:
• Inclination of the vessel to port side or starboard side is called