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SOLAS QUIZ 1

SOLAS QUIZ 1

Posted by MCC
Date 18/04/2022
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COLREG Quizz No 1

Lets to make a quiz about COLREG from Rule no 1 to Rule no 3

we have start our free lectures (summery of COLREG )

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For which vessels do COLREG apply? All vessels more than 500GT All vessels of more than 20m in length. All vessels upon the high seas and in all waters connected therewith. All vessels except fishing vessels.

The term "underway" means ? That a vessel is not at anchor. That a vessel is not at anchor, or made fast to the shore, or aground. That a vessel is not made fast to the shore. That a vessel is not aground

The word "length" of a vessel means ? The theoretical length of the vessel. The constructive length of the vessel. The length between the perpendiculars. The overall length of the vessel.

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COLREG are applicable ؟ only for the spaces outside of the territorial sea of the coastal state. only for the spaces where vessels foreign for the coastal state navigate. for all vessels on the high seas and in all waters connected therewith. only in the inland waterways of the states which have signed the COLREG Convention.

The term "vessel" includes ? barge, removed on the shore. an air-cushion vessel when operating in the non-displacement mode. a drilling rig, attached to the continental shelf. a vessel on dry dock under repair in a shipyard.

The abbreviation "WIG" stands for ? Seaplane. Wing-In-Ground craft. Air-cushion vessel. Hydrofoil.

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A vessel "restricted in her ability to manoeuvre" is: a vessel engaged in dredging. a vessel engaged in fishing. a sailing vessel under sail. overloaded vessel.

The term ………………. means vessel propelled by machinery. sailing vessel power-driven vessel vessel seaplane

The term ………………… means any vessel under sail provided that propelling machinery if fitted, is not being used. sailing vessel power-driven vessel vessel seaplane

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The word …………….. Includes any air craft designed to maneuver on the water. sailing vessel power-driven vessel vessel seaplane

The word …………….. means that a vessel is not at anchor or made fast to the shore or a ground. sailing vessel underway vessel seaplane

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Abdokhamis116

22/04/2022

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Quiz is very easy

MCC

22/04/2022
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thank you for your comment kindly plz note this quiz from rule 1 to rule 3 we still have more quizzes for COLREG 73

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