PER Tipo x, Murcia 2022
Región de Murcia · 3ª convocatoria · 45 questions
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- The openings that drain water from the deck are called:
- A boat’s frames are set:
- Trim is positive…
- Which knot is the most suitable for making fast to a bar or ring?
- Fenders are used to cushion rubbing or small knocks on the hull during manoeuvres.
- We say we are in “shallow water” when it is:
- Basic rules for tug and tow under way:
- Sailing in port waters, for example Cartagena basin, we try to sail…
- May a boat sail in an unbuoyed bathing area?
- Port lateral marks in Region A are:
- A black buoy with one or more broad red horizontal bands means:
- If governments apply special rules for extra lights, signals or shapes for fishing fleets, they must be:
- Can a sailing vessel be considered a power-driven vessel?
- Under Rule 14 of the RIPA, "When two power-driven vessels are meeting on reciprocal courses, with a risk of collision..."
- Which vessels carry two masthead lights?
- If while sailing we see a white light from a torch, it is:
- We sight a dredger causing an obstruction. We pass:
- If by day we see a vessel with two black balls in a vertical line, it is:
- An anchored vessel over 50 metres long will show at night:
- Mooring end-on (de punta) to a quay is:
- Which extinguishing agent must be ruled out, as dangerous, for a fire in a boat’s electrical installation?
- Where do leaks most often occur on a boat?
- A marine barometer is an instrument that measures:
- How does the wind circulate around an anticyclone in the northern hemisphere?
- Under way, to fix our position by charted landmarks, we preferably use:
- Quadrantal course S50ºW corresponds to circular:
- The main features of the terrestrial equator are:
- The visible horizon has four quadrants like the nautical protractor. The second quadrant lies between:
- A harbour plan inset in a chart like a window, enlarging a port, anchorage or place of interest for navigation, is called in cartography: