A.fire a green star to the left
B.send the letter K by light and point to the left
C.place an orange signal to your left as you signal with a white light
D.send the code signal S followed by L

A.will meet with
B.met with
C.would meet with
D.would have met with

A.The plane is in distress and will have to ditch
B.The plane is going to drop a package and wishes the vessel to recover it
C.Someone is in distress in that direction and the vessel should follow and assist
D.There is danger ahead and the best course is indicated by the direction of the aircraft

A.red flares
B.smoke signals
C.sound signals
D.Any of the above

A.24 months
B.36 months
C.42 months
D.54 months

A.in distress
B.approaching a bend in the channel
C.operating astern propulsion
D.intending to overtake another vessel

A.the captain of a vessel in distress
B.representative of ship owners
C.an officer from port authorities
D.the pilot of a vessel entering a port in foreign country

A.signal indicating a course change
B.distress signal
C.signal of asking to communicate with another vessel
D.signal indicating danger

A.circling the vessel at least once
B.heading in the direction of the distress location
C.flashing the navigation lights on and off
D.crossing ahead and rocking the wings

A.immediate danger to collide with another vessel
B.a situation in which more passengers will embark on board
C.berth and ready to disembark her passengers
D.distress

A.International Code Signal AA
B.orange-colored smoke
C.red flares
D.the repeated raising and lowering of outstretched arms