1. It is a brief particular of an external aid to b.

It is a 'Mercator Chart Projection

navigation.
c. All the information is conveyed accurately
a. ENC ECDIS
d. The chart is corrected of the latest corrections
b. 9 GHZ S band RADAR
7. How can you compensate the dissimilarities of
c. FL R 10 s 13 ft. 5 M the information between your visual observation
and the charted characteristic of the lighthouse?
d. 9 GHZ band RADAR
a. Call the 'Master' right away
2. What is the most indispensable chart information
should the Master consider to have a good holding b. Consult the Admiralty Light and Fog signal book
round prior dropping her anchor?
c. Inform the nearest coast radio station
a. The wind
d. Refer to the latest 'Notices to Mariners'
b. The current
8. Which chart information is written on 'Chart
c. Depth of the water Cautionary Note'?
d. Nature of the bottom a. Pipelines
3. The anti-grounding chart information is most b. Tidal Datum
reliably related to.
c. Chart projection
a. Depth of the water
d. Satellite derive position
b. Nature of the sea bed
9. Why is it the 'Large Scale' chart is suitable chart
c. Wind direction and speed scale to be use in entering a harbor?
d. Set of current and speed a. Because it covers a small area but more detailed
information
4. How does the light house can be reliable to
navigation? b. Because it covers a small area but more
readable information
a. Visually observing her characteristic
c. All the information conveyed is transparent and
c. By taking a compass bearing and distance
most accurate
b. Charted and visual light information should be
d. It covers a large area and all the information is
the same
depicted in detail
d. Must have the latest chart correction of her light
10. What color on the British Admiralty Chart
5. The 'TIDES' consider as one of the essential represent the dry land area?
chart information is most effective and reliable
a. Green
source for the safety of any ships while in port in
relation to.. b. Blue
a. Mooring ropes c. Buff
b. Loading condition d. white
c. Discharging condition 11. The green color on the British Admiralty chart
signify an information such as.
d. Ship's departure draft
a. sea area
6. How can you determine that a nautical chart is
safe to be use in navigation? b. Shallow water
a. When it is a new edition chart c. Shipwreck 1
d. cover and uncover by sides c. natural scale
12. Shallow water areas on the chart is represented d. numerical scale
by which color.
18. What is the value in mile of the third line in the
a. Blue latitude scale having sex equally spaced lines
which is equal to one mile?
b. Black
a. 0.2 mile
c. white
b. 0.4 mile
d. yellow
c. 0.65 mile
13. Which standard chart symbol signify a fix?
d. 0.85 mile
a▲
19. Which line is the exact value of 0.75 mile on the
b.O
latitude scale having five equally spaced line that is
c. equal to one mile?

d. a. Second line

14.These are chart with a scale from 1: 150,000-1: b. third line

600,000 intended for use in coastwise navigation or
c. fourth line
open sea but not in coastal navigation or port
approaches. d. fifth line
a. Coastal chart
b. Harbor chart 20. What is your latitude coordinate when you are
in position one-mile south of latitude sixteen
c. pilot cart
degrees north?
d. general chart
a. 13' 59' North
15. These are chart having a scale from 1: 50,000-
b. 14’ 59’ north
1: 150,000 intended for use in near shore
b. 14' 59' North
a. Pilot chart
c. 15° 59' North
b. Coastal chart
21. What is your difference of longitude after
c. General chart
departing longitude 005 E and arrive In longitude
d. Sailing chart 014’?

16. What type of chart will you rely upon in a. 009 'W
checking information about the ocean current?
b. 019 'E
a. Synoptic chart
c. 019' W
b. Prognostic chart
d. 009’ E
c. nautical chart
22. It is an angular distance measured 90 'north or
d. weather routing chart south from the equator.

17. It is the ratio of the given distance on the chart a. Longitude

to the actual distance when it represents the earth.
b. latitude
a. Scale
c. Prime meridian
b. Graphic scale
d. polar north and south a. Fixed
23. Your departure latitude is 10 South, what is your b. Flashing
arrival latitude when the ship settled at latitude 07’
d. Spark
north?
29. Based on no. 28 question, what is the meaning
a. 17' North
of Gp. Occ. (3)?
b. 17'South
a. Fixed 3
c. 03' South
b. flashing 3
d. 03’ north
c. group occulting 3
24. What is your difference of longitude after
d. occulting 3
arriving 026 W and sailing from 016*W?
30. Refer to no. 28 question, the 10s signify?
a. 010’ E
a. time
b. 010’ W
b. flashes
c. 042’ E
c. sequence
d. 042’ W
d. duration
25. What is your latitude in arriving at latitude 15
'South and came from latitude 05 * North? 31. As mention in question no. 28, the 15m imply
what information of the light?
a. 10' South
a. Light visible
b. 20 North
b. Light sector
c. 10’ north
c. light intensity
d. 20’ south
d. height of the light
26. Sixty nautical miles is equal to how many
degree or degrees? 32. The figure 10M in question no. 28 definitely
mean?
a. four degrees
a. Light visible
b. Three degrees
b. Light sector
c. Two degrees
c. light intensity
d. one degree
d. height of the light
27. Which of the following is the International Date
Line of the world? 33. Which is the valid reason that the IMO
Resolution A817 (19) and MSC 232 (82) is directed
a. 000’ meridian
to?
b. 090' meridian
a. Compliance with the ISO performance standard
c. 180’ meridian for ECDIS
d. 270 meridian b. Compliance with the IHO performance standard
for ECDIS
28. The characteristic of the light observe is FI Gp.
Occ.. (3) Red 10 s 15m 10M, what is 'FI' stands c. Compliance with the NHO performance standard
for? for ECDIS
c. flashes
d. Compliance with the IMO performance standard a. 5-52
for ECDIS system
b.S-53
34.It is a grid map that is created by scanning the
c. S-54
original paper chart same as the exact copy of the
card. d. S-57
a. Mercator chart 40.The system (SENC) digital hydrographic data,
dealing more with different graphical objects and
b. Raster navigational chart
symbol is referring to.
c. nautical paper chart
S-52
d. electronic navigation chart
b. S-53
35.Which is the correct definition of the acronym
c. S-54
"ARCS"?
d. S-57
a. Admiralty Raster chart scale
41.They are responsible for standardizing the chart
b. Admiralty Raster chart service
objects for ECDIS.
c. Authority Raster chart service
a. Local hydrographic office
d. Authorized Raster chart service
b. National hydrographic office
36.It is identically called as vector maps in which all
c. Regional hydrographic office
data is stored as an individual element.
d. International hydrographic office
a. Nautical chart
42.Incharge of publishing an official data for
b. Raster navigational chart
electronic chart of the maritime nations.
c. Raster nautical chart
a. Local hydrographic office
d. Electronic navigational chart
b. National hydrographic office
37.What is the navigational system having the
c. Regional hydrographic office
ability to read digital data?
d. International hydrographic office
a. Global positioning system
43. Where all the chart data is arranged in one
b. Long range navigation system
layer and having one format.
c. Global navigation satellite system
a. Paper chart
d. Electronic Chart Display and Information System
b. Digital nautical chart
38.It is a device used in marine navigation that is
c. Nautical chart
integrated to GPS with an electronic navigation
chart. d. Raster chart display system
a. AIS 44.It is a data gathered in many ways from different
sources use in compilation and maintenance of the
b. RADAR
chart.
c. chart plotter
a. Hydrographic station
d. Nautical chart
b. Hydrographic source data
39. The data (ENC) display aspect, color tolerance
c. hydrographic office
which is allowed to display refers to.
d. hydrographic chart organization
45. Which error is not affecting the performance of b. Sailing direction c. Chart catalogue
ECDIS?
c. chart catalogue
a. Compass error
d. Ocean Passage of the World
b. Course recorder error
c. Hydrographic office
d. Hydrographic chart organization
46.When does the alarm signal of ECDIS will
sound?
a. In head on situation
b. Weather deterioration
c. In crossing situation
d. Infringes the safety contour line
47. What is the 1st procedure in ECDIS route
planning?
a. Load the chart
b. Plan the route
c. Create a route
d. Insert new point
c. Chronometer error
d. Log performance error
48. The height of the light above the chart datum is
usually base on?
a. Low water
b. High water
c. Mean low water
d. Mean high water or planning a voyage
49. Which of the following nautical publication will
you consult before making planning a voyage
a. Mariner's handbook
b. Sailing direction
c. Chart catalogue
d. Ocean Passage of the World
50. A nautical publication that is comprehensive
guide to seamanship and key aspect to navigation.
a. Mariner's handbook