Question 1
A conventional rudder can be expected to be effective up to:
- 20-25° rudder angle.
- 70-75° rudder angle.
- 40-45° rudder angle.
- 50-55° rudder angle.
Basic Ship Handling
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Question 2
A ships manoeuvring characteristics are directly related to:- Engine power.
- Hull form.
- Rudder type.
- L/B ratio.
Question 3
A ships ability to manoeuvre depends on:- Steering and turning ability.
- Steering and stopping ability.
- Turning and stopping ability.
- Steering, stopping and turning ability.
Question 4
An experienced shiphandler is expected to:- Execute ship handling quickly.
- Make a ship do what they want when they want.
- Make a ship do what it is expected to do.
- Take good care of the machinery during the ship handling operation.
Question 5
For most ships, how far is the "wheel over point" from the start point of the turn?- 0,5-1,0 ship length.
- 1,0-1,5 ship lengths.
- 1,5-2,0 ship lengths.
- 2,0-2,5 ship lengths.
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Basic Ship Handling is a CBT test with 28 questions and verified answers. Common topics include: rudder, turn, point, forces, twin, rudders, propeller, shallow.
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