PER Tipo 1, Murcia 2023

Región de Murcia · 2ª convocatoria · 45 questions

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• Bringing the boat to the vertical position is called:
• What is it called when, for example due to wind or current, the anchor does not hold and drags on the bottom?
• When anchoring we will…
• Throwing plastics into the sea…
• Spanish leisure craft…
• A mark painted with yellow and black horizontal bands and topped by two cones pointing down is:
• The isolated danger mark:
• A safe water mark’s topmark is:
• If we find a yellow buoy with an X-shaped topmark, we are looking at:
• Rule 8. In any action taken to avoid collision...
• Rule 10: fishing vessels in traffic separation schemes:
• Rule 23: which vessels must carry two masthead lights?
• The lowest speed at which a boat can manoeuvre properly is called:
• After a collision, the other boat’s bow is embedded in our side. What should we do?
• We have a leak. What can we do to stop the boat flooding?
• When a fire is put out by smothering:
• We say that the wind is gusty (racheado) when it…
• The Douglas scale describes the state of the sea…
• The great circle normal to the Earth’s axis, 90º from the poles, dividing the Earth into Northern and Southern Hemispheres, is the:
• Where can we find the magnetic variation for the year of issue, and its annual change for correcting later years?
• Compass deviation varies with:
• The lines on charts joining points of equal depth are called:
• A vessel wants to sail from point A (35° 53.4' N, 006° 10.0' W) to point B located 10 miles due North true of Punta Malabata lighthouse (variation 2º NW, deviation 12º NW). What compass course must it steer?
• On the leading line of Isla de Tarifa and Punta Paloma lighthouses with Punta Alcázar lighthouse bearing due South true, how far away is Punta Carnero lighthouse?