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    This document contains 50 multiple choice questions about identifying vessels based on their light patterns according to the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea. Each question shows a light pattern and asks the reader to identify what type of vessel or situation it represents, choosing from 4 answer options. The questions cover a wide range of vessel types including powered vessels of different sizes, sailing vessels, fishing vessels, vessels towing or being towed, vessels constrained in ability to maneuver, dredges, pilot vessels, and more.

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    This document contains 50 multiple choice questions about identifying vessels based on their light patterns according to the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea. Each question shows a light pattern and asks the reader to identify what type of vessel or situation it represents, choosing from 4 answer options. The questions cover a wide range of vessel types including powered vessels of different sizes, sailing vessels, fishing vessels, vessels towing or being towed, vessels constrained in ability to maneuver, dredges, pilot vessels, and more.

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    This document contains 50 multiple choice questions about identifying vessels based on their light patterns according to the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea. Each question shows a light pattern and asks the reader to identify what type of vessel or situation it represents, choosing from 4 answer options. The questions cover a wide range of vessel types including powered vessels of different sizes, sailing vessels, fishing vessels, vessels towing or being towed, vessels constrained in ability to maneuver, dredges, pilot vessels, and more.

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    Question 26

    You see the light pattern below, what is it?


    a) Sailing vessel less than 20 meters in length
    b) Power driven vessel less than 50 meters in length
    c) Power driven vessel 50 meters or more in length
    d) Vessel propelled by oars
    Answer B

    Question 27

    You see the light pattern below, what is it?


    a) Vessel less than 50 meters in length engaged in fishing, underway and making way
    b) Towing astern, tow length 200 meters or less
    c) Towing astern, tow length more than 200 meters
    d) Vessel engaged in fishing by trawling
    Answer C

    Question 28

    You see the light pattern below, what is it?


    a) Vessel engaged in fishing, gear extending more than 150 meters
    b) Towing astern, tow length 200 meters or less
    c) Towing astern, tow length more than 200 meters
    d) Minesweeper, underway and making way
    Answer B
    Question 29

    You see the light pattern below, what is it?


    a) Vessel engaged in fishing, gear extending more than 150 meters
    b) Vessel engaged in fishing by trawling, hauling nets
    c) Vessel engaged in fishing by trawling, shooting nets
    d) Vessel restricted in manoeuvrability, making way
    Answer C

    Question 30

    You see the light pattern below, what is it?


    a) Vessel not under command, making way
    b) Vessel constrained by draft, less than 50 meters in length
    c) Minesweeper, underway and making way
    d) Vessel restricted in maneuverability, making way
    Answer B

    Question 31

    You see the light pattern below, what is it?


    a) Vessel towing alongside on inland waters other than western rivers
    b) Barge projecting from shore into a bouyed or restricted channel
    c) Vessel aground
    d) Vessel adrift
    Answer B
    Question 32

    You see the display of lights shown. This could indicate a __________.

    a) Less than 50m, tow exceeds 200 meters


    b) tug unable to manoeuvre as required by the Rules
    c) range marking a channel beneath a drawbridge
    d) 60-meter tug pushing a barge ahead
    Answer A

    Question 33

    While underway in fog, you hear a vessel sound one prolonged blast followed by two
    short blasts on the whistle. What does this signal indicate?

    a) A vessel towing
    b) A vessel engaged in pilotage duty
    c) A vessel being towed
    d) A vessel aground
    Answer A

    Question 34

    At night, which lights are required to be shown by a dredge on the side of the dredge
    which another vessel may pass?

    a) One red light


    b) Two red lights
    c) One white light
    d) Two green lights

    Answer D
    Question 35

    Which vessel does NOT sound a fog signal of one prolonged followed by two short
    blasts?

    a) A vessel engaged in dredging


    b) A sailing vessel
    c) A vessel being towed
    d) A vessel engaged in fishing
    Answer C

    Question 36

    Which vessel would NOT sound a fog signal of one prolonged and two short blasts?

    a) A vessel not under command


    b) A vessel constrained by her draft
    c) A vessel being towed
    d) A vessel sailing
    Answer C

    Question 37

    Which vessel shall avoid impeding the safe passage of a vessel constrained by her draft?
    a) A vessel not under command
    b) A fishing vessel
    c) A vessel restricted in her ability to maneuver
    d) All of the above

    Answer B

    Question 38

    You see ONLY the light shown. This could be a __________.


    a) law enforcement vessel
    b) sailing vessel
    c) vessel engaged in trawling
    d) power-driven vessel

    Answer B
    Question 39

    You are approaching a narrow channel. You see a vessel that can only be navigated
    safely within the channel. You MUST __________.
    a) hold your course and speed
    b) sound the danger signal
    c) not cross the channel if you might impede the other vessel
    d) initiate an exchange of passing signals
    Answer C

    Question 40

    At night, a vessel displaying the lights shown is __________.


    a) Aground
    b) Underway
    c) at anchor
    d) transferring dangerous cargo
    Answer B

    Question 41

    You are approaching another vessel and are not sure whether danger of collision exists.
    You must assume __________.
    a) there is risk of collision
    b) you are the give way vessel
    c) the other vessel is also in doubt
    d) All of the above are correct.

    Answer A

    Question 42

    The rule regarding look-outs applies __________.


    a) in restricted visibility
    b) between dusk and dawn
    c) in heavy traffic
    d) All of the above
    Answer D
    Question 43

    A head-on situation at night is one in which you see __________.


    a) one sidelight of a vessel ahead of you
    b) one sidelight and a masthead light of a vessel ahead of you
    c) one sidelight, a masthead light, and a stern light of a vessel ahead of you
    d) both sidelights of a vessel dead ahead of you
    Answer D

    Question 44

    At night, a vessel displaying the lights shown is __________.


    a) Anchored, less than 50m, port side
    b) Anchored, over 50m in length, starboard side
    c) Vessel under 50m towing
    d) Vessel not making way

    Answer B

    Question 45

    At night, a vessel displaying the lights shown is __________.


    a) Pilot vessel, bow aspect?
    b) Power vessel over 50m in length, bow
    c) A trawler, bow aspect
    d) Sailing boat, over 20m, bow
    Answer C
    Question 46

    At night, a vessel displaying the lights shown is __________.


    a) Towing <50m, port aspect
    b) Pilot making way, bow
    c) Pilot making way, stern
    d) Fishing vessel, making way, stern aspect

    Answer D

    Question 47

    At night, a vessel displaying the lights shown is __________.

    a) Powered vessel, <20m, bow aspect


    b) Sailing vessel, >20m, bow aspect
    c) Not Under Command, bow aspect
    d) Powered vessel, <50m, making way
    Answer B
    Question 48

    At night, a vessel displaying the lights shown is __________.


    a) Stern light
    b) Vessel under oars
    c) A powered boat, less than 7m, max 7 knots
    d) Anchor light
    e) All of the above are correct
    Answer E

    Question 49

    At night, a vessel displaying the lights shown is __________.


    a) Powered, <12m, starboard
    b) Fishing boat stbd aspect
    c) Sailing boat, >20m, stbd aspect
    d) Fishing boat, not making way
    Answer A
    Question 50

    At night, a vessel displaying the lights shown is __________.


    a) Powered vessel, <20m, starboard side
    b) Trawler, not making way
    c) Sailing vessel over 20m in length, starboard aspect
    d) Fishing vessel, not making way

    Answer B

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