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General boat handling is what kind of seamanship?
DECK SEAMANSHIP
The general work on the ship’s deck and
the equipment used is what kind of seamanship?
BOAT SEAMANSHIP
Care and use of line is what kind of seamanship?
MARLINESPIKE SEAMANSHIP
It is important for you to know shipboard
equipment terminology for which of the
following reasons?
You will probably assist the deck force
in various seamanship evolutions
What is ground tackle?
Equipment used to anchor and moor
with anchors
Which of the following is/are the most
commonly used anchors aboard Navy ships?
Both:
1. Lightweight
2. Stockless
How long is a standard shot of anchor chain?
15 fathoms
What device is used to secure shots of anchor
chain together?
Detachable links
What types of anchor windlasses are used
for lifting the ship’s anchor?
Vertical shaft and horizontal shaft types
What device engages the chain links when
hauling anchors on board ship?
Wildcat
Which of the following platforms is/are used
in the construction of an accommodation
ladder?
Both:
upper and lower platforms
What is the Navy term for gangplank?
brow
What lines are used to prevent the ship from
drifting forward or aft?
The forward and after spring lines
What means are used to protect the sides
of a ship when it is alongside a pier?
fenders and camels
What is the main purpose for deck fittings
aboard ship?
To secure mooring lines
Which of the following is NOT a deck fitting
found aboard ships?
Bollards
Which of the following is the purpose of boat
booms when ships are at anchor or moored to
a buoy?
To moor their boats well clear of the side
Which of the following is/are types of boats
used by the Navy?
all:
1. Service craft
2. Combatant craft
3. Boats in general
A boat is defined as a non-commissioned
waterborne vessel that isn’t designated as a
service craft. According to this definition,
which of the following are types of boats?
all:
1. Personnel boats
2. Motor whaleboats
3. Utility boats
Which of the following is a type of service
craft?
Ship’s boats
Which of the following is a type of combatant
craft?
patrol craft
When facing forward of the boat, your
right-hand side is in this direction.
starboard
The stern of the boat.
after end
The area furthermost from the boat’s
centerline.
outboard
When facing forward of the boat, your
left-hand side is facing this direction.
port
The bow of the boat.
forward end
Nylon line is about how many times stronger
than manila line of the same size?
2 1/2
How is line termed small stuff identified?
By the number of threads in the line
Under safe working conditions, nylon line will
stretch what maximum fraction of its length?
1/3
Nylon line will stretch what maximum
percentage of its length before it will break?
50%
A wire rope designated as 5 by 12 has
(a) what number of strands and
(b) what number of wires per strand?
(a) 5
(b) 12
The most secure line whipping is made with
which of the following pieces of equipment?
Small needle and palm
Used to bend a line to or around an object.
HITCHES
Used to form eyes or to secure a cord or line
around an object.
knot
The square knot is also known as a
reef knot
The bowline can be used for which of the
following purposes?
To form an eye
The main value of the becket bend is that it
can be used to bend together two lines of
different sizes (T/F).
true
If there is a great strain on a line, what type
of bend should be used?
Double becket bend
What type of hitch will hold as long as
there’s a strain on it?
Clove hitch
Which of the following actions would you
perform to “coil down” a line?
Lay line in circles, one on top of the other
Which of the following actions would you
take to “flemish down” a line?
Lay line in successive circles with the
bitter end in the center
When making an eye splice, you should unlay
what number of line strands?
8 to 10
Which of the following procedures is used to
prevent the strands of synthetic line from
frazzling after a splice has been made?
They are melted together
Which of the following is the purpose of using
a short splice?
To permanently join two lines together
What are Bower Anchors located?
Carried in the BOW,
secured in hawsepipe.
name the mooring lines used to secure a ship to the pier (6):
bowline
bow spring (fore and aft)
quarter spring (fore and aft)
stern line
Types of combatant craft (2):
LCM - landing craft, mechanized
LCU - landing craft, utility
Whose orders do the boat passengers follow?
coxwain/boat officer
Psychological reason for not panicking:
fear is easily transmitted, a scared person drowns easily
what does "athwartships" mean?
across the boat, from side to side
When splicing tow lines with a becket, what happens first?
make a bight in one line and run the bitter end of the other line through it
if you're right-handed, the overhand loop goes in what direction?
counterclockwise
When do we use wire rope?
when a lot of wear, tear, weathering, and heat is involved;
when greater strength is needed
What is used to protect a natural fiber line that bears on sharp edges and rough surfaces?
chafing gear
Advantages of nylon line over natural fiber line(3):
nylon is 2 1/2 times stronger,
more elastic, and
more resistant to weather
Types of ground tackle(6):
anchor
anchor chain
anchor cable
chain stoppers
bending shackles
outboard swivel shots
detachable links