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#Colreg / Laws and Rules
No. 772
What is your best action on a sailing vessel according to COLREG-72 rules in such a situation if vessels are in sight of one another?
Proceed with proper look-out, no risk of collision;
Alter course to port about 40°;
Try to call another vessel via VHF;
Keep course and speed until it becomes apparent that the vessel required to keep out of the way is not taking appropriate action;
#Colreg / Laws and Rules
No. 773
In the following situation, a risk of collision exists between two power-driven vessels. What action should be taken to avoid a collision according to the COLREG-72 rules if the vessels are in sight of one another?
Vessel A shall keep out of the way of Vessel B;
Both vessels shall alter her course to starboard;
Vessel B shall keep out of the way of Vessel A;
Both vessels shall decide via VHF who is to keep out of the way of the other;
#Colreg / Laws and Rules
No. 774
You are on a power-driven vessel. You observe another power-driven vessel on your port side at a distance of 1.0 nautical mile, and a risk of collision exists. What action should you take if it appears that the other vessel is not giving way?
Alter course to port and passing astern of the other vessel;
Try to call another vessel via VHF;
Alteration of course to port between 30° - 40°;
Alter course to starboard side at least 30° - 40°;
#Navigation / Pilotage
No. 775
The high tide in the Standard port occurs at 05:00 local time. According to the tidal prediction data for the Secondary port differences, the high tide will occur in the Secondary port at ...
05:25;
04:55;
04:30;
04:50;
#Colreg / Laws and Rules
No. 776
What should you do on a power-driven vessel according to COLREG-72 rules if vessels are in sight of one another and there is a risk of collision with a target vessel straight ahead?
Alter course to starboard side at least 30°;
Alter course to port about 20°;
Alter course to starboard about 5°;
Drop the speed;
#Seamanship / Terminology
No. 777
The two after parts of the ship, one on each side of the centreline, are called ...
beams;
spreaders;
points;
quarters;
#Meteorology
No. 778
Wind speed of 14 meters per second (m/s) is equal to ...
27.2 knots;
7.2 knots;
22.8 knots;
14.0 knots;
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