OUPV/Six-Pack Module I - Rules of the Road
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BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND TRUE
According to the Rules, a vessel
pushing and a vessel being pushed
when connected in a composite
unit is NOT to be regarded as a
vessel "restricted in her ability to
maneuver. TRUE or FALSE?
BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND To any condition where visibility is restricted
The term "restricted visibility" as
defined by the Rules refers
_____________________.
BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND Whether the nature of the vessel's work limits
According to the Rules of the Road, maneuverability required by the Rules
what determines if a vessel is
"restricted in her ability to
maneuver"?
,INTERNATIONAL ONLY The Upon the high seas and connecting waters
International Rules of the Road navigable by seagoing vessels
apply _____________________________.
BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND FALSE: More than two vessels MEETING would
Under the Rules, two vessels be an example of a Special Circumstance
crossing would be a "special according to the Rules.
circumstance." TRUE or FALSE?
BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND Any condition where visibility is restricted
The term "restricted visibility" when
used by the rules, applies to
______________.
BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND She is using fishing apparatus which restricts her
As defined by the Rules, a vessel is maneuverability
"engaged in fishing" when
_______________________.
BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND She can be observed visually from the other
According to the Rules of the Road, vessel
a vessel is "in sight" of another
vessel when _____________________.
BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND TRUE
As defined by the Rules of the
Road, a vessel restricted in her
ability to maneuver (RAM) is unable
to keep out of the way of another
vessel. TRUE or FALSE?
, BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND TRUE
A trawler on her way to the fishing
grounds is a "power-driven vessel"
under the Rules of the Road.TRUE
or FALSE?
BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND Immediate danger
There is a provision to depart from
the Rules of the Road, if necessary,
to avoid __________________.
BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND From the nature of her work is unable to
A vessel "restricted in her ability to maneuver as required by the rules
maneuver" is one which
_________________.
BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND A power-driven vessel
A vessel is being propelled by both
sail and by engines. Under the
Rules, the vessel is ____________________.
BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND TRUE
For the purpose of the Rules the
term "Vessel" includes seaplanes.
TRUE or FALSE?
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BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND TRUE
According to the Rules, a vessel
pushing and a vessel being pushed
when connected in a composite
unit is NOT to be regarded as a
vessel "restricted in her ability to
maneuver. TRUE or FALSE?
BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND To any condition where visibility is restricted
The term "restricted visibility" as
defined by the Rules refers
_____________________.
BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND Whether the nature of the vessel's work limits
According to the Rules of the Road, maneuverability required by the Rules
what determines if a vessel is
"restricted in her ability to
maneuver"?
,INTERNATIONAL ONLY The Upon the high seas and connecting waters
International Rules of the Road navigable by seagoing vessels
apply _____________________________.
BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND FALSE: More than two vessels MEETING would
Under the Rules, two vessels be an example of a Special Circumstance
crossing would be a "special according to the Rules.
circumstance." TRUE or FALSE?
BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND Any condition where visibility is restricted
The term "restricted visibility" when
used by the rules, applies to
______________.
BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND She is using fishing apparatus which restricts her
As defined by the Rules, a vessel is maneuverability
"engaged in fishing" when
_______________________.
BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND She can be observed visually from the other
According to the Rules of the Road, vessel
a vessel is "in sight" of another
vessel when _____________________.
BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND TRUE
As defined by the Rules of the
Road, a vessel restricted in her
ability to maneuver (RAM) is unable
to keep out of the way of another
vessel. TRUE or FALSE?
, BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND TRUE
A trawler on her way to the fishing
grounds is a "power-driven vessel"
under the Rules of the Road.TRUE
or FALSE?
BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND Immediate danger
There is a provision to depart from
the Rules of the Road, if necessary,
to avoid __________________.
BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND From the nature of her work is unable to
A vessel "restricted in her ability to maneuver as required by the rules
maneuver" is one which
_________________.
BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND A power-driven vessel
A vessel is being propelled by both
sail and by engines. Under the
Rules, the vessel is ____________________.
BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND TRUE
For the purpose of the Rules the
term "Vessel" includes seaplanes.
TRUE or FALSE?