A.Master of the vessel
B.Captain of the Port
C.person(s) in charge
D.All of the above

A.at
B.in
C.of
D.with

A.supervising the handling of cargo
B.the upkeep of the ship and her equipment
C.supervising the handling of cargo and the upkeep of the ship
D.supervising the handling of cargo and the upkeep of deck equipment

A.at
B.by
C.with
D.in

A.plainly
B.playfully
C.absolutely
D.completely

A.to put not
B.not to put
C.of putting
D.of not putting

A.a information
B.the informations
C.your information
D.your informations

A.charterers
B.Coast Guard
C.Master
D.vessel's owner

A.Master and Second Mate
B.Master and Chief Engineer
C.Master and union delegate
D.Master and Chief Mate

A.approval of the Commandant
B.taking a new examination
C.approval of the Officer-in-Charge，Marine Inspection
D.approval of an administrative law judge

A.there is ready access between the two
B.the vessel and facility are immediately adjacent
C.the person in charge has a rapid means of transportation between the two
D.the Captain of the Port authorizes such procedure