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    1.

    “Date” may be signaled by two, four, or six numeral preceded by flag:

    Answer: A. Delta

    2. In the International Code of Signals, the code signal meaning “I require immediate assistance” is:

    Answer: B. CS (B. C8)

    3.How is the international Code of signal of distress indicated?

    Answer: D. S.O.S

    4. When navigating a night, you see a vessel flashing by light the letter “K”, you will react by:

    Answer: A. Answering in the same manner

    5. A yellow signal floating in the air from a small parachute about 300 feet above the water, would you
    indicate that a submarine:

    Answer: D. is about to rise periscope depth

    6. When the code flag “O” is hoisted, it signifies.

    Answer: A. A man overboard

    7. The letter “H” when hoisted means:

    Answer: B. I have a pilot on board

    8. Which is not a distress signal?

    Answer: D. Vertical motion of a white lantern at night

    9. A vessel which sound on her whistle 7 successive short blast and followed by 1 prolonged blast
    means:

    Answer: A. Abandon ship

    10. By day, the signal meaning, “This is the best place to land” is a _______.

    Answer: B. vertical motion of a white flag or the arms.

    11. When a vessel signals her distress by means of a gun or other explosive signal, the firing should be at
    intervals of approximately ______.

    Answer: A. 1 minute

    12. In a set of code flags, how many substitutes are there?

    Answer: A. 3

    13. The use of figure signals denotes.

    Answer: A. bearing or azimuth

    14. The call for unknown station and is know as the general call is.

    Answer: A. AA
    15. When using the international Code of Signals to communicate, the end of a radiotelephone
    transmission is indicated by the signal.

    Answer: A. “AR”

    16. When the letter “V” is hoisted it means:

    Answer: C. I require assistance

    17. What is the landing signals for small boats with crews or persons in distress made at night by
    lifesaving station to indicate “landing here highly dangerous”?

    Answer: B. Horizontal motion of a white light or flare

    18. The signals of sound Composed of dots and dashers is know as:

    Answer: B. Morse Code

    19. A signal indicating Greenwich mean time would be preceded with _______.

    Answer: C. the letter “Z”

    20. Letter “Q” pronounced when spoken on the radiotelephone?

    Answer: A. KEH BECK

    21. If a receiving station cannot distinguish a signal sent by flag hoist it should ______.

    Answer: C. Keep the answering pennant at the dip

    22. When navigating in a roadstead, another vessel hoist the letter “T” on her foremast. What does it
    mean?

    Answer: A she is requesting not to pass ahead of her

    23. What is the appropriate time for setting off distress flares and rockets?

    Answer: D. Only when there is a chance of them being seen by rescue vessels

    24. A radiotelegraph message commencing with XXX has the same meaning as a message sent by
    radiotelephone commencing with.

    Answer: B. The spoken word “PAN-PAN”

    25. When bunkering or loading dangerous cargo. What flag should be hoisted?

    Answer: A. Bravo

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