PER Tipo 1, Murcia 2023

Región de Murcia · 3ª convocatoria · 45 questions

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• The bows (amuras) are:
• What is the line separating the underwater body from the upperworks called?
• The vertical distance from the underside of the keel to the waterline is called:
• We say the anchor breaks out (zarpa) when...
• While we are at anchor:
• If we see a crew member fall overboard, the first helm action we will take is to:
• The items placed along the sides of a craft before berthing to prevent chafing or impact are called…
• Fixed valves in the hull below the waterline that let cooling water in for the engine are called...
• Under MARPOL Annex V, how far from the coast may organic waste or rubbish in sealed plastic bags be thrown overboard?
• To show the port and starboard sides of the route to follow in a channel, we use...
• Rule 3: a trawler at work is considered by the Collision Regulations as:
• Rule 6: what do the Collision Regulations mean by “safe speed”?
• Rule 21: the masthead light shows over an arc of:
• Rule 27. Two red lights in a vertical line are characteristic of…
• Rule 34. When a power-driven vessel under way gives "two short blasts", what is it indicating?
• What is coiling a line (adujar)?
• What are the features of arterial bleeding?:
• The conical wooden wedge that can be used as an emergency measure to plug a round leak is called:
• The coastal breeze blowing from sea to land without a pressure gradient is called:
• How does the wind circulate around an anticyclone in the northern hemisphere?
• In meteorology the millibar is used to measure:
• On a chart, a depth contour (veril) is…
• With a charted true course of 218º, magnetic variation updated to the current year = 10º E, and compass deviation = –6º, what is the compass course?
• On the leading line of Punta Paloma and Isla de Tarifa lighthouses at 5 miles from Punta Cires, you steer true course 260º at 15 knots. What is your position after 1.5 hours?