LANGLEY SQUADRON MID-TERM KNOWLEDGE CHECK

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1 LANGLEY SQUADRON MID-TERM KNOWLEDGE CHECK Seamanship 1. (d) only (a) and (c) 2. (d) all of the above 3. (a) chocks 4. (a) placed at the end of the cord and the tool plugged directly in (a) Inboard Direct drive (b) Inboard V Drive 1 (c) Outboard 2 (d) Inboard/outboard 4 6. (a) Bow line 1 (b) Forward Spring 4 (c) After bow Spring (d) After Spring 2 (e) Stern Line 5 (0 Breast Line 3 7. (a) 3 polypropylene (b) 1 nylon (c) 2 polyester 8. (c) it has elasticity 9. (a) 5 figure eight (b) 3 round turn & 2 half hitches (c) 2 reef knot (d) 4 double sheet bend (e) 10.(b) 50% 1 bowline 11. (d) Stem line 12. Discharge Current Starboard Port 13. (a) 2 beating ( close hauled) (b) 3 reaching (c) 1running 14.(d) running 15. (b) 112 ft ( 34m) 16. (a) the design and weight (b) the angle of attack, (c) the tvoe of bottom and (d) the ability of the anchor to dig in. 17.(a) type of bottom, (c) Sheltered from all directions (d) sufficient swinging room and (e) depth of water at low tide 18. (a) Scope 19. (b) in irons 20. (b) 20 to 33 knots 21. (b) sudden increase in wind strength 22. (a) turn on navigation lights, (c) hoist radar reflector. reduce speed, post a look-out (0 sound fog signal (g) obtain accurate fix (h) listen for sounds of other boats (i) steer to safe shelter 23. (c) stand 24. (d) all of the above Revised 12/03/99 1

2 25. (c) exhaust fumes may enter the cabin area 26. d) both (a) and (c ) Safety 1. (a) The downwind movement of a boat 2. (d) any of the above 3. (b) drowning (b) should be given CPR immediately 5. (b) wrap armpits, shoulder blades, chest and buttocks in a dry blanket, (c ) give sweet non alcoholic beverages, (e) if able to eat, supply foods 6. (1) Boat is securely tied up (2) Engines are switched off (3) All passengers & Crew ashore (4) Portable tanks taken ashore to refuel. (5) All open flames are extinguished. (6) The required amount of fuel is determined. (7) No electrical switching takes place (8) No smoking on board or on the dock (9) Ports, Hatches and doors are closed (10) The correct deck plate is removed ( fuel not water) (11) Nozzle held firmly against fill pipe to avoid static spark (12) tank no overfilled (13) spillage is wiped up and cleaned with detergent (14) boat opened up to ventilate (15) blower turned on to clear fuel vapours (16) test make for fuel vapour (17) engine started (18) Passengers re embarked (19) cast off 7_ (c) 3.7.5,8.1,2 8. (a) close all portholes, hatches and companion ways, (b) put on life jackets. (c) switch to a full fuel tank (d) secure loose gear (f) sit passengers on the floor near center line of the boat (g) Bail or pump water out. 9. (c) grave or immediate danger 10. (b) the skipper 11. (a) 16 Revised 12/03/99

3 12. (b) Class "B" 1 0. (a) required 13. (b) fuel, (d) oxygen ( e) heat ( b ) 14. (c) one black circle & one black ( c ) required square ( d ) required 15. (b) flame can be put out with water ( e ) required 16. (a) keeping the center of gravity low ( 0 required 17. (d) Type D Smoke ( g ) required 18. (c) 4 years ( h ) required 19. (b) two ( i ) required 20. (e) use flashlight to signal SOS ( i ) 1. (a) annually ( k ) 22. (a) running out of fuel 1 1. (a) Regulations 1. (a) 10 HP 2.,(c---)-2 parachute flares, 2 hand held 12. True (b) 3 (c) 4 (d) 5 (e) 6 (0 1 flares and 2 smoke flares 1 3. (d) all of the above a-, 3.,(e) 4. (d) the weight of the passengers, the 1 4. (1) B (2) A gear, the engine fuel, the oars, the ( 3 ) C (4) B anchor and rode, and any other ( 5 ) A items on board 1 5. (a) broad of the port bow S. (c) the previous owner 6. (a) between sunset and sunrise and limited visibility 7. (d) all of the above P S 8. (b) give way 9. (c ) Shouting en Revised 12/03/99 3

4 (0 Cy 21 (g) E 19 (h) F 22 waterfalls clay east Fixed light, 18. True (i) Ffl light 8 Fixed & flashing 19. (c) stays the same ( does not change) 20. (b) the give way vessel 21. (d) all of the above Chartwork 1. (c) east or west of Greenwich to (a) lubber line 3. (a) weather information 4. (a) magnetic device 5. (a) 0 degrees 6. (c) the distance from point A to B 7. (b) parallels of latitude 8, (d) all of the above 9. (a) 10 miles 10. (b) 16 miles 11. (a) 3 knots 12. (a) Sh 6 Shoal (b) R 17 Red light, rapids, river (c) Aero RC 13 Aeronautical radio beacon (d) B 18 Bay, Black, Boulder (e) Chy 10 Chimney, stack (j) Fl 1 4 Flashing light (k) W 3 Higher hiel water (1) Kn,Kns 5 Knot(s) LLW 1 6 Lower lov, water (n) M 1 M u d (o) Obstr 4 Obstruction (p) Priv 1 2 Private buoy (q) Rk, Rks 23 Rock(s) (r) S, s 24 South, sand (s) Tr,Trs 2 Tower(s) (t) W 2 0 West, white light (u) Wks 7 wrecks (v) WHIS,Whis 11 Whistle buoy (w) Y 15 yellow, orange or amber light (x) RoBn 9 Radio beacon 13. (d) none of the above 14. (b) east or west 15. (a) fi x 16. T V M (a) E 020 (b) W 345 Revised 12/03/99 4

5 (c) 025 low radio tower (d) E soundings (e) E light (0 010 low port hand buoy (g) 210 5W ebb tidal stream with rate (h) 350 low 360/000 6 drying heights (i) E sand 17. (a) the same 11 wreck 18. (d) the latitude scale 19. (a) below datum 20. (d) any of the above 21. (b ) the direction the bow points at any specific instant (a) ( ; \ (d) C280 S (d) all of the above Aids to Navigation 18 radar reflector 17 bell buoy 7 gravel 9 rocks awash at datum 15 fairway buoy 1650 fix 3 fl ood tidal stream with rate 1 tower 10 dangerous underwater rock 16 cardinal buoy east 13 sector light Cruise 1. (b) 2. (a) 3. (see Chartlet) 4. (see Chartlet) C129 S10 5. (d) 6. (c) 7. (c) 8. (see Chartlet) Lat (a) 2.0 miles Long. 124' (see Chartlet) n 1010 DR 11. (a) 12. (d) 13.(see Chartlet) Lat. 50'04.3' N 14. (c) 251 meters Long. 124' 52.1' W Revised 12/03/99 5