OUPV - RULES OF THE ROAD (Conduct of Vessels in Restricted Visibility Rule 19) Quiz -

RULES OF THE ROAD (Restricted Visibility Signals 19) Quiz

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Category: OUPV – RULES OF THE ROAD – Restricted Visibility Signals 19

(International & Inland) You are in fog and hear a fog signal forward of your beam. What should you do?

a) Sound the danger signal.

b) Reduce speed to bare steerageway.

c) Continue on course and speed, making fog signal.

d) Change course to the right.

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Category: OUPV – RULES OF THE ROAD – Restricted Visibility Signals 19

(International & Inland) You are in fog and see a vessel ahead on radar. What should you do?

a) Turn early to avoid a close quarter situation.

b) Sound the danger signal.

c) Stop or reverse engines.

d) Slow to steerageway until you see him, then sound action signals.

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Category: OUPV – RULES OF THE ROAD – Restricted Visibility Signals 19

(International & Inland) When two vessels are in fog, which vessel would have the right of way?

a) Neither vessel

b) Stand on vessel

c) Give way vessel

d) Privileged vessel

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Category: OUPV – RULES OF THE ROAD – Restricted Visibility Signals 19

(International & Inland) When in restricted visibility, vessels underway shall:

a) Proceed at a safe speed for the conditions.

b) Have engines ready for immediate maneuvering if she is power-driven.

c) Have due regard for the prevailing conditions and circumstances.

d) All of the above.

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Category: OUPV – RULES OF THE ROAD – Restricted Visibility Signals 19

(International & Inland) You are underway in reduced visibility and you hear about two points on the starboard bow the fog signal of another vessel. What should you do?

a) slow to bare steerageway.

b) let him pass.

c) alter course to starboard to pass around his stern.

d) alter course to port to pass on his port side.

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Category: OUPV – RULES OF THE ROAD – Restricted Visibility Signals 19

(International & Inland) Which of the following vessels do restricted visibility rules apply to?

a) Vessels in fog

b) Vessels in thunderstorms

c) Vessels near fog

d) All of the above

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Category: OUPV – RULES OF THE ROAD – Restricted Visibility Signals 19

(International & Inland) Fog sets in while your fishing vessel is on the way to the fuel docks. You should proceed:

a) Full speed ahead

b) Reduce speed to half throttle

c) At a safe speed adapted to the prevailing circumstances and conditions

d) All of the above

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Category: OUPV – RULES OF THE ROAD – Restricted Visibility Signals 19

(International & Inland) You are in a crossing situation while underway in fog. Which of the following statements is true?

a) If you are to starboard you have the right of way.

b) If you are to port you should give way.

c) You are the stand on vessel.

d) Neither vessel has the right of way.

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Category: OUPV – RULES OF THE ROAD – Restricted Visibility Signals 19

(International & Inland) Which of the following statements are true if you are navigating near a thunderstorm?

a) Proceed as if you were under normal conditions.

b) Have engines ready for immediate maneuver.

c) Sound the danger signal.

d) None of the above.

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Category: OUPV – RULES OF THE ROAD – Restricted Visibility Signals 19

(International & Inland) What should you do if you are underway in fog and determine that there is a vessel two points off your starboard bow, approaching your position?

a) Sound the danger signal.

b) Proceed cautiously.

c) Take constant compass bearings.

d) Alter course to starboard and pass port to port.

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