A.Distress signal B.Urgency signal C.Safety signal D.None of the above
A.litmus paper B.a combustible gas indicator C.an oxygen breathing apparatus D.an oxygen indicator
A.Crossing the spring lines B.Slacking all forward running lines while keeping all after running lines taut C.Doubling up on spring or breast lines D.Slacking bow and stern lines
A.stop down B.speed down C.slow down D.down slow
A.a blast of from five to seven seconds' duration B.a blast of from five to six seconds' duration C.a blast of from four to six seconds' duration D.a blast of from six to seven seconds' duration
A.Bow line B.Breast line C.Spring line D.Stern line
A.urgency or an emergency B.the vessel's national identity signal C.a group from the general signal code D.a group from the medical signal code
A.Belaying spike B.Fid C.Heaver D.Pricker
A.to B.on C.of D.for
A.Feeling the surface of the line for broken fibers B.Measuring the reduction in circumference of the line C.Observing for the appearance of mildew on the outer surface D.Opening the strands and examining the inner fibers