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De acuerdo con las definiciones dispuestas en el Real Decreto 875/2014, por el que se regulan las titulaciones náuticas para el gobierno de las embarcaciones de recreo, si con nuestra embarcación arribamos a un lugar donde nos podemos refugiar fácilmente y desde este podemos llegar a tierra, nos referimos a:According to the definitions in Royal Decree 875/2014 regulating nautical qualifications for recreational craft, a place where a craft can easily take shelter and from which people can reach shore is called:

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Correct answer: c) A place of shelter (lugar de abrigo).

Why it is correct

Article 3.16 of Royal Decree 875/2014 defines a 'place of shelter' (lugar de abrigo) as a place where a craft can easily take refuge and allow those on board to reach land.

Why the others are not

  • a) A basin is an inner sheltered part of a port, not the general term defined in RD 875/2014.
  • b) An anchorage is not the term defined in RD 875/2014 for easy refuge and shore access.
  • d) A geographical feature, not the statutory definition in RD 875/2014.

How to work it out in the exam

  1. Easy refuge + access to shore (RD 875/2014) = place of shelter (lugar de abrigo).

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