A.assuring heavy cargo is stowed low in the vessel B.checking the vessel's load line calculations carefully C.inspection of the hold at completion of discharge D.stowing the cargo which is to be discharge last on the bottom
A.very good B.good C.poor D.moderate
A.latest B.update C.last D.up-to-date
A.cables B.miles C.kilometers D.knot
A.flow B.breakout C.kick D.blowout
A.No, I have B.Yes, I haven't C.Yes, I have D.No, I didn't
A.list to stabilize at an angle of loll B.trim to stabilize at an angle of loll C.trim to increase D.trim to decrease
A.Bale cubic B.Deadweight C.Gross tonnage D.Net tonnage
A.The size of rooms and other accommodation spaces B.communication C.Heating and ventilation D.Noise and vibration and other ambient factors
A.apply left rudder B.throw the crew a life preserver C.begin backing your engines D.position your vessel to windward and begin recovery
