A.Ⅰ only
B.Ⅱ only
C.both Ⅰ and Ⅱ
D.neither Ⅰ nor Ⅱ

A.ammeter
B.voltmeter
C.wattmeter
D.frequency meter

A.wrap the arm in a tight bandage
B.soak the arm in hot salt water
C.cover the burn with petroleum jelly
D.put the burn in cold water

A.SOLAS 74
B.MARPOL 73/78
C.STCW 78/95
D.ISM Code

A.the owner of the ship
B.the manager who assumes the responsibility for operation of the ship
C.the bareboat charterer
D.All of the above

A.physical state
B.temperature
C.atmospheric pressure
D.sensible pressure

A.it is difficult for them to finish the job in time
B.difficult for them to finish the job in time
C.they have much difficulty to finish the job in time
D.that difficult for them to finish the job in time

A.the third engineer
B.the PSCO
C.the surveyor
D.the chief engineer

A.missing valve hand wheels
B.dirty tank tops
C.a large number of temporary repairs
D.All of the above

A.the manager of the company
B.the surveyor of the Classification Society
C.the master of the vessel
D.the chief engineer of the vessel

A.the survival craft launching equipment have never been used
B.the pivot points are seized
C.the lashing or stowing of deck cargo is improper
D.All of the above signs are evident