A.Sailing Directions
B.Light List
C.Coast Pilot
D.Chart of the area

A.relieves the Master of his duties
B.is solely responsible for the safe navigation of the vessel
C.is a specialist hired for his or her local navigational knowledge
D.relieves the officer of the watch

A.Stop engine
B.Nothing to port
C.Finish engines
D.Finished with engines

A.does not break the towline
B.does not get too much way on the vessel
C.keeps a steady course so the towline will remain tight
D.turns the ship toward the direction of pull

A.G
B.H
C.B
D.N

A.wait
B.wait for
C.be waited
D.be waited for

A.straits
B.channels
C.canals
D.roadsteads

A.in the pilothouse
B.in the officer's lounge
C.in the upper pumproom flat
D.where they can be easily seen or readily available

A.Proof bar
B.Shifting bar
C.Long bar
D.Spreader

A.Ground speed
B.Boarding speed
C.Relative speed
D.Speed of the vessel

A.I require a pilot
B.Longitude follows
C.I am going ahead; follow me
D.Do not follow me