I. Complete the sentences with the correct word/phrase: 1 . The front part of a ship is called.....bow. 2.

The deck that stretches along the ship is the ....main deck 3. All the structures above the main deck are called' ... superstructures 4. The cargo is stored in.....holds .....and the opening is called a. cargo hatch. 5. It is important that a hatch cover is closed tightly and is..water tight. 6. Another word for living quarters is.....castle. 7. All the men working on a ship represent the...crew. 8. The officers relax together in the.....? 9. The seamen gather in the....officer`s .....? 10. The right side on a vessel is called....starboard side. 11. Left on a vessel is called...port. 12. The crew and passengers on a vessel sleep in...cabins. 13. Meetings are held in the....meeting room. 14. The aft end of a ship is called....stern. 15. A kitchen is called....galley 16. You eat in the....mess room. 17. The Captain gives orders from the'....bridge. 18. When you go towards the stern you go.....aft 19. A chimney on a ship is called the....funnel. 20. Another word for radar antenna is'....radar aerial. 21. The deck at the stern is called the' .....poop deck. 22. Anorher word for the Captain is the...Master. 23.Maps at sea are called....charts. 24. Another word for the communication workstation is the......radio room. 25. The side parts of the bridge are called the'..... .wings. 26. The whole body of a ship is called the. .. .hull. 27. Stairs on a ship are often called.....ladders. 28. Rooms are called....accomodations. 29. Walls between compartments are called....bulkheads. 30. Something that resists water is.....waterproof. 31. The water carried to make the ship stable is called'...ballast 32. How fast a ship goes is her....maximum speed. 33. The total length of a vessel is called....length over all.

34. The widest part of a ship is called...beam. 35. The maximum amount of cargo her holds can carry is her...deadweight. II. Put the structures in order to make a Distress message: Mayday This is Aruba Call sign Sierra Yankee Zulu Zulu 230137000 Position Latitude 59o 45' Norrh Longitude 026o12'East Collision with thick ice wall. Sinking. Require immediate assistance Over III. Make up a distress message on the basis of the following data: Your vessel SALMON, CDEF, struck an unidentified underwater object in position 16o 15' N, 20o 1 0' W, sinking. Mayday This is Salmon Call sign Charlie Delta Echo Foxtrot Position Latitude 16o 15' North Longitude 20o 1 0' West Collision with an unidentified underwater object. Sinking Require immediate assistance Over. IV. Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the following verbs: fill, write, study, overhaul,

speak, move, supervise, open, Iift reach, store, moor, attach, operate, lash, shift, load, discharge. 1. In his day room the Captain is... .. writting.. . ...his signature on important documents on his desk. 2. A crane driver. ..operates. .. .the cranes. 3. The engineers are.... .overhauling.....the engines. The pipelines are. ...filling.. the fuel tanks with fuel' 4. A stevedore..attaches... slings to the bales and crates. 5. The trucks are....moving ...the containers from the warehouses to the quay. 6. The Second Mate is.. supervising....work on the deck and he is.. ...studying....'the stowage plan. 7. A quayside crane. .. lifts.....the cargo on board the ship. 8. He is. .speaking ...on the radio to the crane operators. 9. Before the voyage, the men lift the cargo on board the ship; they. . .load . . . ...the ship and in the port of destination they take the cargo ashore ,they unload or....discharge........the cargo. 10. The deckhands are.... ..openning........the hatch covers to prepare for loading. I l. On a cargo vessel you... store the.....cargo in the holds or on deck. 12. Why.... are you lashing...the cargo on board the ship? 13. It is important to secure or lash the cargo so that it. ..... doesn`t shift.. .....during a voyage. 14. A ship. .. moors. ....at a berth by the quay. 15. A merchant vessel often has a long voyage before she... reaches. ...her port of destination. V. Name the distress, urgency and safety signals and explain when they are used. MAYDAY PAN PAN SECURITE VI. Describe the corect emergency procedures in Man overboard.

- If anybody witness a man falling overboard, he must throw overboard anything near him (MOB buoy, smoked signal, drums,) and immediately inform the deck watch officer - The position will be recorded by pushing the "Event"/MOB button on ECDIS and GPS - The alarm will be raised and everybody must be joined its muster station - The ships in vicinity will be informed by radio. - The speed will be reduced to half head and the Williamson manoeuvring will be executed by put the wheel all to side on which the man fall overboard then mid-ship up to 70 from the initial course. Then put the wheel on the opposite side as much as first. When the ship is heading the opposite of the initial course, meet the helm and keep the vessel as she is going up to the moment you can see the life buoy