A.all emergency signals
B.instructions for lowering the lifeboats
C.the time each weekly drill will be held
D.work schedule

A.secured inside the wheelhouse
B.tested annually
C.tested monthly
D.secured in the emergency locker

A.in an inside passageway
B.in an approved bracket
C.so that it is accessible from the bridge of the vessel
D.so that it will float free if the vessel sinks

A.cools the inert gas and prevents soot from entering the cargo tanks
B.acts as an emergency system shutdown when the inlet pressures exceed the safe working pressure in the hazardous zone
C.prevents the backflow of hydrocarbon gasses into nonhazardous areas
D.relieves sudden large overpressures in the system

A.green
B.red
C.white
D.yellow

A.two years
B.three years
C.four years
D.five years

A.annually by the owner，with a letter submitted six months before expiration
B.only once every five years，with a letter submitted six months before expiration
C.and the entire plan resubmitted for approval once every five years，six months before expiration
D.annually by the owner，with a letter submitted to the Coast Guard within one month of the anniversary date of the plan approval

A.opening dead spaces to check for heat or fire
B.evacuation of the vessel
C.sounding the "all clear" signal
D.operation of the emergency generator

A.day
B.week
C.month
D.year

A.the Muster List ("Station Bill") is posted in each compartment
B.temporary personnel and visitors are advised of emergency stations
C.names of crew members are listed on the Muster List ("Station Bill")
D.no changes are made to the Muster List ("Station Bill")