At the earliest indication of fire aboard your vessel, you m

A fire has broken out on the stern of your vessel. You should maneuver your vessel so the wind ______.

A.comes over the bow

B.blows the fire back toward the vessel

C.comes over the stern

D.comes over either beam

Fire protection regulations for towing vessels require all crew members to know how to perform each of these tasks EXCEPT ______．

A.Start the mechanical ventilation system for the engine room

B.Operate the fuel shut-off for the engine room

C.Operate all fire extinguishing equipment aboard the vessel on board the vessel，including starting the fire pump

D.All of the above

The best way to lift many small articles aboard your vessel is with a______.

A.pallet

B.barrel hook

C.spreader

D.snotter

If there’s a fire aboard your vessel, you should FIRST ______.

A.notify the competent authorities

B.sound the alarm

C.have passengers put on life preservers

D.cut off air supply to the fire

Oceangoing dry bulk cargo vessels over 1000 GT must have approved combination-type fire nozzles at all ______．

A.Fire stations aboard the vessel，except for those in open deck areas weatherdeck and cargo hold fire stations

B.Interior fire stations

C.Engine room fire stations

D.All of the above

A fire starts on your vessel while refueling. You should FIRST ______.

A.stop the ventilation

B.sound the general alarm

C.determine the source of the fire

D.attempt to extinguish the fire

At the earliest indication of fire aboard your vessel, you must FIRST ______.

A.locate the fire

B.determine which type of fire is burning

C.sound the alarm

D.fight the fire

If you saw flames aboard a vessel but could see the vessel was not on fire, you would known that the ______.

A.crew was trying to get warm

B.vessel required immediate assistance

C.vessel was attempting to attract the attention of a pilot boat

D.vessel was being illuminated for identification by aircraft