Ship handling assessment
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This document appears to be a computer-based assessment for seamanship consisting of 40 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of mooring lines, mooring arrangements, shackles, chain locker components, and other nautical equipment. The assessment is divided into sets A, B, and C between which the test-taker can choose. It provides instructions to identify the correct answer for each question and move to the next slide within 12 seconds before ending with a thank you message.
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Ship handling assessment
- 1. Computer based Assessment Seamanship 315 9/20/2011
- 2. Instructions: Identify and write down the letter corresponding to the correct answer.
- 3. You have 12 seconds to answer each slide.
- 4. Identify this mooring line 1 A – Head line B – Fore spring line C – Fore breast line D – Double line
- 5. 2 Identify this mooring line A – Head line B – Fore spring line C – Fore breast line D – Double line
- 6. Identify this mooring lines 3 A – Head line B – Fore spring line C – Aft Breast line D – Stern line
- 7. Identify this mooring line. 4 A – Head line B – Fore spring line C – Fore breast line D – Double line
- 8. Identify this mooring line. 5 A – Head line B – Fore spring line C – Aft spring line D – Aft breast line
- 9. Identify this mooring line. 6 A – Head line B – Fore spring line C – Aft spring line D – Aft breast line
- 10. Identify this mooring line. 7 A – Head line B – Fore spring line C – Fore breast line D – Double line
- 11. 8 Identify this mooring arrangement. A – Baltic moor B – Making lee C – Mediterranean moor D – Open moor
- 12. 9 Identify this mooring arrangement. A – Baltic moor B – Making lee C – Mediterranean moor D – Open moor
- 13. 10 Identify this mooring arrangement. A – Baltic moor B – Making lee C – Mediterranean moor D – Open moor
- 14. 11 Identify this mooring arrangement. A – Baltic moor B – Making lee C – Mediterranean moor D – Open moor
- 15. 12 A – One B – Two C – Three D - Four How many shackles?
- 16. 13 A – One B – Two C – Three D - Four How many shackles?
- 17. 14 How many shackles? A – One B – Two C – Three D - Four
- 18. 15 How many shackles? A – One B – Two C – Three D - Four
- 19. 16 How many shackles? A – Nine B – Eight C – Seven D - Six
- 20. 17 How many shackles? A – Nine B – Eight C – Seven D - Six
- 21. 18 A – One B – Two C – Three D - Four How many shackles?
- 22. 19 A – Four B – Three C – Two D - Five How many shackles?
- 23. 20 A – Six B – Five C – Four D - Seven How many shackles?
- 24. Identify this link inside the chain locker 21 A – Bitter link B – Bitter shackle C – Bitter end D – Bitter pad
- 25. Identify this type of link 22 A – Closed link B – Open link C – Stud link D – Connecting link
- 26. Identify this type of link 23 A – Closed link B – Open link C – Stud shackle D – Connecting shackle
- 27. Identify this type of link 24 A – Closed link B – Open link C – Stud shackle D – Connecting link
- 28. 25 A – Rope guide B – Rope chock C – Closed chock D – Open chock What do you call this?
- 29. 26 A – Rope guide B – Rope roller C – Pedestal fairlead D – Pedestal guide What do you call this?
- 30. 27 A – Bollard B – Bitts C – Securing post D – Securing bollard What do you call this?
- 31. 28 What do you call this? A – Roller guide B – Roller bitts C – Universal chock D – Universal fairlead
- 32. 29 What do you call this part? A – Fluke B – Arm C – Shank D – Bill
- 33. 30 What do you call this part? A – Tripping palm B – Crown C – Head D – Fluke
- 34. 31 Where is your chain leading? A – 12 0’clock B – 6 0’clock C – dead ahead D – dead astern
- 35. 32 Where is your chain leading? A – 6 0’clock B – 7 0’clock C – stbd quarter D – port quarter
- 36. 33 A – Wild cat gear B – Drive gear C – Engage or disengage gear D - Chain gear
- 37. 347 A – Spurling pipe B – Spurling chock C – Chain pipe D – Chain chock
- 38. 35 A – Steel band B – Closing band C – Brake band D – Stop band
- 39. 36 A – Warping drum B – Winch barrel C – Warping rope D – Winch end
- 40. 37 A – Drive train B – Open gear C – Oil drive D – Drive pinion
- 41. 3678 A – Wild cat B – Wild gear C – Chain gear D – Chain cat
- 42. 39 A – Anchor hole B – Spurling pipe C – Hawse pipe D – Anchor chock
- 43. 40 A – Anchor chock B – Anchor rider C – Chain chock D – Chain stopper
- 44. This ends your assessment. THANK YOU…
- 45. Please choose the set you want use A B C
- 46. Set – A Click to start
- 47. Set – B Click to start Powerpoint Templates
- 48. Set – B Click to start Powerpoint Templates
- 49. Set – B Click to start Powerpoint Templates
- 50. Set – B Click to start Powerpoint Templates