一级引航员航海英语(A)

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一级引航员航海英语模拟试卷(A)一.单项选择题(每小题1分)1. Three vertical white lights at the masthead of a tug indicate:A A vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvreB a tow in excess of 200 meters in lengthC a vessel agroundD a vessel not under command2. Never _______ at the speed exceeding the limit.A. should the vessel sailB. the vessel should sailC. should sail the vesselD. the vessel sails3. The pilot embarked our ship yesterday evening.A. boardedB. leftC. dischargedD. went4. _________ refers to the angle between true north and the heading line of the vessel.A. True positionB. True meridianC. True courseD. True bearing5. In a tide table, the term “Set of Currents” means _________ .A. velocity of currentB. direction from which the current flowsC. estimated currentD. direction towards which the current flows6. The common way to obtain ship’s position by radar is _________.A. keeping a close watch and lookoutB. taking a range and bearingC. listening to a radar target and signalsD. keeping a well clear and caution7. Seafarers usually use the FTC control of a radar _____.A making a landfall B. to test the radar receiverC during rain or snow D. when crossing the 180th meridian8If the officer on watch is in any doubt as to the pilot’s action or intention, he should _________.A. notify the Captain laterB. seek clarification from the pilot at onceC. take action by his judgmentD. cease the duty of the pilot at once9. While your ship is alongside the wharf, don’t forget ________.A having rat guards properly mounted on the mooringsB to have rat guards properly mounted on the mooringsC to have rat guards properly mounting on the mooringsD having rat guards proper mounted on the moorings10When the use of engine is no longer required, the pilot usually gives the order like this ”_________”.A. Stop engineB. Nothing to portC. Finish engineD. Finished with engine11When you meet dozens of fishing boats, you should change the automatic pilot to _________ at earlier time.A. auto-steeringB. hand-steeringC. remote-steeringD. hydraulic steering12 Logbooks are used to record the events occurring when _________ .A. the ship stays in the harbourB. the ship is at the anchorageC. the ship is underwayD. A+B+C13 In determining a safe speed, vessels with operational radar shall also considerthe _________ radar detection of the sea state, weather and other sources of interference.A affect of B. affect on C. Influence of D. influence on14 A ship is said to drag if the anchor _________ .A. will hold her in positionB. will prevent the movement of the shipC. will not move over the bottomD. will not hold her in position15 Admiralty charts are subject to frequent correction according to _________.A. Admiralty notices to MarinersB. Mariner’s Hand-bookC. Sailing DirectionD. Guide to Port Entry16 The fog has gone, so _________ the radar.A. closeB. switch onC. openD. switch off17When your vessel is approaching an area of traffic density, _________ is used to determine the precise ranges of other ships or objects nearby.A radar B. Omega C. DF D. satellite Navigators18As the sea bottom here is generally mud and sand, anchoring vessels may have _________ .A. good getting groundB. good holding groundC. good grabbing groundD. good handling ground19 “Give a wide berth to that ship” means _________.A. keep well clear of that vesselB. that there is much space for that vessel to berthC. that vessel is at anchorD. that vessel is getting alongside the berth20In handling the vessel, all precautionary measures should be taken to ________ marine accidents.A. avoidB. settleC. safeguardD. overcome21 In order to refloat my vessel, I need some adjoining charts to _________.A. referB. referredC. refer toD. refer for22 The Routeing System which aimed at eliminating the risk of marine accidents iscalled as _______.A. Traffic Separation SchemesB. Recommended tracksC. Precautionary areasD. Inshore traffic zone23If the circumstances admit, _________ of small alteration of course and speed shall not be taken to avoid collision.A. depressionB. manyC. successionD. possession24When two power driven vessels are meeting on reciprocal or nearly reciprocal course _________ involve risk of collision each shall avoid altering her course to _________A. so as to / portB. so as to / starboardC. so that / starboardD. to / port25 Vessels are requested to communicate with VTS control center before enteringthe main channel.A. contact withB. link withC. report withD. connected with26 You should give your ETA in advance.A. at onceB. before handC. earlyD. immediately27______ the visibility to reduce to less than 1000 meters by heavy rain, it ______ be impossible for us to rescue the vessel in distress.A. Was / wouldB. Were / wouldC. Is / willD. Is / is to28 The phrase “vessel in ballast ”usually means “_________”.A. the ship is not fully loadedB. the ship loaded with waterC. the vessel is other than a cargo vesselD. a ship with no cargo onboard29Vessel constrained by her draught is ___________.A. a non-power driven vesselB. a sailing vesselC. a power driven vesselD.either a power driven vessel or a non-power driven vessel30 The ship ______ about 5.5 miles southward of the lighthouse.A. moorsB. mooredC. is mooredD. mooring31 Please ______ all the lines, for the ship is in position of her berth now.A. make fastB. slack awayC. stand byD. Let go32 Pilots must be _________ valid licenses of pilotage to be competent for their duties.A. acquiringB. with possession ofC. required forD. in possession of33 A vessel shall so far as practicable avoid _________ in a traffic lane.A. sailingB. proceedingC. anchoringD. manoeuvring34 My ship’s engine responds well to telegraph orders and takes about 80 secondsto reverse from full ahead to full astern. This sentence _________ .A. indicates the engine’s particularsB. tells the engine typeC. shows the engine’s horse powerD. Means that the engines is out of order35. Mariners are warned not to anchor near the cross-channel power cable, and onno account to cut it ___.A if it should foul B. if it would be fouledC. were it to foulD. should it be fouled36 Which of the following statements is correct regarding ship handling when in thevicinity of traffic separation schemes?I. A vessel shall, so far as practicable, avoid crossing traffic lanes.II. If obliged to cross traffic lanes, she shall do so as nearly as practicable at right angle to the general direction of traffic flow.A. I onlyB. II onlyC. both I and IID. Neither I nor II37 Your vessel is underway when :I. the anchor is draggingII. the anchor is dregingA. I onlyB. II onlyC. both I and IID. neither I nor II38 When there are small differences between the heights of two successive hightides or low tides, the tides are called _________ tide.A. diurnalB. semi-diurnalC. solarD. Mixed39 when a vessel is aground, she is _______.A restricted in her ability to manoeuvreB not underwayC not under commandD constrained by her draught40 No navigational aids are shown and charts are not kept corrected in this area, sothe larger scale charts must be _________ .A. boughtB. analyzedC. consultedD. published as early as possible41. All of the following are practice of good seamanship except ________.A maintain an alert radar watch in reduced visibilityB when meeting altering course to the left to increase sea roomC showing a flare-up light to attract attention when you are not under commandD maintaining a proper lookout from sunrise to sunset42 vessel shall normally join or leave a traffic lane _______ of the TSS.A from right side B. from left sideC at the termination D. from either side43 Any actions_________ collision shall, if the circumstances of the case permit,made in ample time andwith due regard to the observance of good seamanship.A. taking to avoidB. taking to avoidingC. taken to avoidD. taken to avoiding44 when your vessel enters dense fog, she should sound _______ every two minutesin accordance with these rules.A one short blast Bone prolonged blastC. two short blasts D two prolonged blasts45 Which one of two power-driven vessels has the right-of-way in fog.A. Both vesselsB. Neither vesselC. The stand-on vesselD. The giving-way vessel46 The light vessel is reported _______.A to demolish B. to be demolishingC to demolished D.to have been demolished47 All vessels should be caution _________ to anchor, trawl, lay cables, _________to conduct any other similar types of operations because of residual danger from mines at the bottom.A. either / orB. not / norC. not only / but alsoD. neither / nor48 The pilot-quarantine anchorage, _________ between Damen Dao and QingshanDao, is defined by the lines _________ the following four points.A. situation / connectedB. situated / connectingC. situating / connectedD. situating / connecting49 At Sea, on what circumstance would you display two red lights in a vertical lineat night?A. the vessel is applying for quarantine inspectionB. the vessel is not under commandC. the vessel is carrying dangerous cargoE.the vessel is restricted in her ability to manoeuvre50 Each operation meets the definition of “Engaged in fishing” except....A. fishing with linesB. fishing with netsC. trawlingD. trolling.51. When a vessel sees the other ahead or nearby ahead by night, she would see themasthead lights of the other in a line of nearly in line or both sidelights, ______ shall be deemed to exist.A head-on situation B. end-on situationC. crossing situationD. close-quarters situation52. _______, we resumed the voyage.A These obstacles being removed B. These obstacles to be removedC These obstacles having been removedD These obstacles had been removed53. It is common for ships, including trawlers, tugs and ferries, ____ radar to helpthem navigate in coastal waters.A to fit with B. being fitted withC. to be fitted withD. fitting with54Sometimes, it is necessary to moor ship’s bow and stern to two mooring buoys in order to _________.A.avoid any swing in restricted areaB.shelter the ship from the strong windsC.prevent the ship from touching with othersD.make it convenient to handle cargoes55. When a vessel navigates in an area with a small under-keel clearance but withadequate space to take avoiding action, the vessel ______.A should not be regarded as a vessel constrained by her draughtB should be regarded as a vessel constrained by her draughtC shall be regarded as a vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre.D Should be regarded as a non-displacement vessel56An object is said to be on beam or abeam, if its bearing is approximately ____ from the course being steered.A.45 degrees B 135 degreesC 90 degrees D315 degrees57Many of the soundings shown on this chart are derived from _________. Undue reliance should not be placed upon them.plete but often very poor surveysB.correct and often very good surveysC.inadequate and often very old surveysD.adequate and update surveys58 “Full speed ahead” and “Full speed astern” are _________given by the officers orthe pilots.A. sailing ordersB. speed ordersC. wheel ordersD. telegraph orders59. Only after early plotting of the ranges and bearings, ______.A a clear appreciation of the collision risk can be obtainedB can a clear appreciation of the collision risk be obtainedC a clear appreciation of the collision should be obtainedD does a clear appreciation of the collision risk obtain60. Fearing the fact that the bad weather has caused damage to the cargoes carriedon the vessel, I ______ note my protest against all losses.A hereby B. have C. urgently D. thereby61. _______ by the large tanker, the cargo ship sank to the bottom of the sea.A Wile being struck B. When strikingC Having been struck D. To be struck62. “Advise you enter the traffic lane at about 1730 because another deeply ladenvessel is scheduled to enter at the time you intended to enter.” What can you understand from the above sentence?A It’s the advice fr om Port Control to order my vessel not to enter the trafficlane.B It’s a warning of navigation for my vessel.C It’s the advice to change my estimated time of entering the traffic lane.D It’s an order from the VTS to indicate that my vessel must foll ow the trafficlane.63. The satellite navigation receiver is ___ the bridgeA. on B to C. above D. at64. In Beaufort Scale, the wind force 7 with speed of 28-33 knots is defined as ____.A moderate gale B. fresh galeC strong gale D. near gale65. when you doubt the existence of risk of collision, _______________.A such risk shall be deemed to existB such risk shall not be deemed to existC you needn’t take any action to avoid collision with any vesselD you should accelerate your speed ahead66. When a pushing vessel and a vessel being pushed ahead are rigidly connected ina composite unit they shall be regarded as _____ and exhibit the lightsprescribed in rule 23 of COLREG.A. a power-driven vesselB. a vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvreC. two power-driven vesselsD. not a power-driven vessel67. Which of the following actions is not within the concept of salvage operations?A pipe-laying operation B. raising or clearing a wreckC refloating a vessel D. towing a vessel in danger68. The fitting of an efficient radar reflector is likely to considerably increase__________.A the range of radar wave B. the probability of being detectedC.the possibility of detecting more shipsD. the chance of being received onVHF二.关联题(每小题1.5分)第一组:It is remarkable how few people really understand a pilot’s status on board ship. Most long-shore folk and not a few seafarers have the idea that a pilot supersedes the captain and takes supreme command. This is incorrect. Actually a captain never relinquishes his command, but it has been found necessary to define the relative positions of captain and pilot. The Elder Brethren of Trinity House have normally expressed the opinion that ---- “in w ell-conducted ships, the master does not regard the presence of a duly licensed pilot as freeing him from every obligation to attend to the safety of the vessel, but while the master sees that his officers and crew duly attend to the pilot’s orders, he himself is bound to keep a vigilant eye on the navigation of the vessel, and when exceptional circumstances exist, he must not only urge the pilot to use every precaution, but should insist on such being taken”. Nothing short of urgent necessity, such as mani fest incapacity on the part of a pilot could justify a master taking his ship out of the charge of a pilot, or giving orders in contradiction to those of a pilot in compulsory pilotage waters. Any interference by a master is unjustifiable except under extraordinary circumstances.69. According to this paragraph, while a vessel is proceeding under the order of the pilot in an areawhere pilotage is compulsory, who is responsible for the safety of the ship?A.The pilot only.B.The captain onlyC.The pilot stationD.Both the pilot and the captain70. Many long-shore folk and seafarers have an incorrect idea that ______.A A pilot helps the captain take command of the vesselB A captain helps the pilot take command of the vesselC A captain never relinquishes his command to the pilotD A captain gives up his command to the pilot71. The Elder Brethren of Trinity House thinks that __________A A duly licensed pilot frees the master from his obligation to attend to the safety of thevesselB The master can make his own decisions if he wants toC A duly licensed pilot does not relive the master of his responsibility for the safety of thevesselD The master shouldn’t interfere with the pilot’s work no matter what happens72. Where a pilot has to be employed, the master ____.A Should follow the pilot’s instructions under any circumstanceB Can take his ship out of the charge of a pilot except urgent necessityC Can take his ship out of the charge of a pilot if the pilot is obviously incompetent for hisworkD Must let the pilot take full control of the vessel until piloting is not needed.第二组When approaching the berth allocated to this vessel on the afternoon 2nd inst., it was noticed that cargo junk No.021 was taking up part of the wharf space. The pilot therefore hailed the junk and instructed it to shift. The instructions were carried out, but the junk did not get sufficiently clear to permit this vessel to manoeuvre alongside. As a result, the port quarter of this vessel made contact with the housing of the junk. Owing to the close proximity of numerous other cargo junks it was not possible to retard the vessel’s swing to the strong flood tide with the use of engines and rudder. In summing up it is my opinion that is was preferable to have a slight collision with one junk rather than risk causing the death of the numerous persons aboard the other junks under the stern by the use of the engine.73. The collision between the vessel and cargo junk was caused by______.A The very strong flood tideB The wrongful action of the cargo junkC The wrong instructions of the pilotD The facilities of the berth74. It is not advisable to use the engineers and rudder to avoid the collision because _______.A.There is no room around the berthB.They are not ready for manoeuvringC.The manoeuvring space is restrictedD.There is lack of time75. The cargo junk has received damage ________A Above the waterlineB On the port quarterC To the bridgeD To the bury76. If the vessel had not chosen to touch the junk, _________.A The accident would not have happenedB More boats in vicinity would have been involved in collisionC It would not have made damage to junks nearbyD The junk would not have been damaged.三.中译英(每题5分)77 你们船在长江口锚地抛锚有多久了?大约11小时。