CÂU HỎI TRẮC NGHIỆM CHUYÊN MÔN CHO SỸ QUAN QUẢN LÝ 3

No jettison of cargo shall be made good as general average unless cargo is carried in accordance with the recognized custom of trade BA. Damage done to a ship and/or cargo, by one in co

A Neither the carrier nor the ship shall be responsible for loss or damage arising and

resulting from the Act of God

B The carrier or the ship shall be liable for loss or damage arising or resulting from unseaworthiness

C Neither the carrier nor the ship shall be responsible for loss or damage arising or resulting from act of neglect, or default of crew

D The shipper shall not be responsible for loss or damage sustained by the carrier or the ship arising or resulting from any cause without the act, fault or neglect of the shipper

6 What does "C.C." in a fixture note mean?

A charter clause

B certified copy

C Continuation clause

D charter copy

7 What does "c & f" in a fixture note mean?

A credit and finance

B center and forward

C cost and freight

D costing and finance

8 What does "c/I" in a fixture note mean?

10 What does "C/O" in a fixture note mean?

A care of

B Chief officer

C Certificate of origin

D credited over

11 What does "c.i.f." in a fixture note mean?

A cost including freight

B costs, insurance, fixed

C credited if forwarded

D cost, insurance and freight

12 What does "c.i.f & e" in a fixture note mean?

A cost including freight and effects

B center including forward end

C cost, insurance, freight and exchange

D cost including fire emergency

13 What does "c.p.d." in a fixture note mean?

A charter party dues

B cost port-dated

C cost past due

D cost per diem

14 What does "C.G.A." in a fixture note mean?

A Cargo's proportion of General Average

B Coast Guard Auxiliary

C Center of b.b Gravity Axis

D Cost of General Average

15 What does "c & i" in a fixture note mean?

A costs included

B cost and insurance

C cost and indemnity

A Place of issuance of the bill of lading

B The number of original of bill of lading, if more than one

C The freight to the extent payable by the consignee

D Name, address and signature of the carrier or person acting on his behalf

18 What does "b.d.i." in a fixture note mean?

A before discharging into

B Bar draught

C bulkhead deck included

D Both dates inclusive

19 What does "B/P" in a fixture note mean?

21 What does "D/d." in a fixture note mean?

A Due date

B Days after date

C due diligence

D delivery date

22 What does "d.w.c." in a fixture note mean?

A daily weather count

B discharging weather cancelled

C deadweight capacity

D discharging with consent

23 What does "f.a.a." in a fixture note mean?

A free of all average

B freight and average

C free all alongside

D for all amount

24 What does "D./P in a fixture note mean?

29 What does "f.a.q." in a fixture note mean?

A free of all questions

B for all quotation

C free alongside quay

D fair average quality

30 What does "c.f." in a fixture note mean?

A corrected for

B correct freight

C cost for

D cubic feet

31 What does "f.c and s." in a fixture note mean?

A for account of shipper

B For charterer and shipper

C Free of capture and seizure

D for average ships

32 Under Annex 9 to the Hamburg Rules, the bill of lading must include, inter alia, the

following particulars Except _

A Address of the consignee

B General nature of the goods

C apparent condition of the goods

D name & principal place of the business of the carrier

33 As amended in 1990, under the York-Antwerp Rules, which of the following is Not true?

A No jettison of cargo shall be made good as general average unless cargo is carried in accordance with the recognized custom of trade

B Damage done to a ship and/or cargo, by one in consequence made for the common safety by water down a ship's hatch for the purpose of making a jettison shall not

be made good as general average

C Loss or damage sustained by cutting away wreck or parts of the ship have been

previously carried away or are effectively lost by accident shall not be made good as general average

D Damage done to a ship and/or cargo by water or otherwise while extinguishing fire onboard the ship shall be made good as general average

34 What does "d.d.o." in a fixture note mean?

A delivery date of

B During discharge only

D deliver documents over

D Dispatch discharging only

35 What does "f.a.s." in a fixture note mean?

A For all ships

B Free alongside ship

C for account of shipper

D for average ships

36 What does "c.c" in a fixture note mean?

39 Under the International Convention for the Unification of Certain Rules of Law with respect

to collision between vessels, which of the following is Not true?

A If the collision is accidental, it is caused by force majcurre

B If two or more are in fault, the liability of each vessel is in proportion to the degree of the faults respectively committed

C If the collision is accidental, it is caused by human error

D If the collision is caused by the fault of one vessel, liability lies one the vessel at fault

40 Under the Convention with Respect to Collision, how many interval of year(s) are there from the date of casualty before actions for recovery are barred?

A Two

B Three

41 Is an expression frequently used when negotiating for the chartering of a ship, as regards rate

of loading and discharge, loading and unloading expenses; appointment of charterer's or owner's agents at port of loading and discharge

45 Arbitration is international if:

A One of the parties have designated and arbitrator other than his country of

D One of the place of arbitration if determined in, or pursuant to, the arbitration agreement

46 The of the cargo can be changed while the vessel is en route to her destination by

endorsement of the bill of lading

A Consignee

B Ownership

C Freight

D Destination

47 Except for ,when a vessel is delivered on time charter, a certificate of delivery is drawn

up which contains the following

A Quantity of bunkers onboard at the time of delivery

B Quantity of water for boilers

C Date and hour of delivery

D Date and place of delivery

48 Is a charter party in which neither the nature of the cargo nor the port(s) of destination are specified

A Charterers account

B Owners account

C Open charter

D Owners & charterers account

49 What does "D/A" in a fixture note mean?

A Vessel must discharge afloat

B Average Delivery

C District Attorney

D De-activated

50 What does "D/C" in a fixture note mean?

59 What is a 7-day notice of the shipowner to the charterers of the expected date of readiness at the port of loading?

D Freight claim clause

61 When a tramp vessel loads cargo to fill up remaining spaces because cargo offerings do not come up to expectation and charge lesser freight, this is called

D agents attendance fee

65 Is a percentage of commission that is due to charterers on the amount of freight on signing Bills of Lading

68 When loaded in such a way that upon sailing she is down to her marks, a vessel is said to be _.

A full and down

C final acceptance date

D cargo closing date

70 Is an expression relates to a full cargo, in accordance with the custom of the port, which will bring the vessel down to her permissible draught

A deadweight

B full and complete cargo

C full capacity

D loaded displacement

71 Which of the following relates to the rates applying to shipments by the regular lines

engaged in the trade in question?

A shipping rates

B shipment rates

C berth rates

D cargo rates

72 In grain charter parties, freight may be payable per ton of 2240 lbs On Bill of Lading weight

or net weight delivered as may be agreed between the contracting parties This is called:

C ship ready in all aspects

D surveyed & passed ship

75 Is drawn up containing a summary of the principal conditions of a charter party as soon as the negotiations about the chartering of a vessel have resulted in the fixture of a ship

77 Is an expression which means that laydays will commence to count as soon as the vessel has arrived at the port of loading or discharge, whether a berth is available or not, provided, of course, the ship is ready to load or to discharge in every respect and written notice of

readiness has been given by the master

A an arrived ship

B ready in all respect

C free of turn

D arrived ship and ready

78 Define the minimum responsibilities and liabilities as well as the maximum rights and immunities of ocean carriers

A free alongside

B free of charge

C owner's choice

D free in and out

80 This expression relates to the equipment of the vessel such as anchors, chains, and lifeboats

D maintenance and repair

82 Under time charter, _ is not for the charterers account

Assumed vessel size - 50,000 DWT

Less: allowance for:

Vessel stores and water - 500 tons

A optional cover

B open cover

C prepaid cover

D cover agreement

85 Is an expression commonly used for an agreement whereby the assured is automatically covered for all shipments at specified premiums or at rates to be arranged.

to restore the original position

A top heavy ship

B on her beam ends

C unstable ship

D ship with negative GM

88 Would best fit into a commercial situation under which the charterer undertakes to arrange and pay for the transport of the goods

90 Giving rise to an act of general average a/an is drawn up in which cargo owners

undertake to pay their proportionate share in general average in the event of extraordinary occurrences

A average deposit

B average guarantee

C average bond

D average bank cheque

91 Is the calculation of the charter party under a voyage charter

A normally in proportion to the allocation of the loss-off time risk

B fixed by the shipowner

C fixed in proportion to the time required

D fixed in proportional to the cargo size or in the form of a lump sum for the voyage

92 Calculate the monthly time charter payment for a vessel of 50,000 DWT with a charter rate

of US$3.00 per DWT per 30-day period, with an assumed off-hire of 1.5 days

A US$142, 500

B $150, 000

C $147, 500

D $450, 000

93 A 40, 000 DWT dry cargo bulk carrier is assume to be under voyage charter to transport 38,

000 tons of cargo at a rate of US$10.00 per ton The length of the voyage is assumes to be

60 days with voyage expenses (bunkers, canal tolls, port charges, commissions) totaling $120,000 Under these assumptions, find the equivalent time charter rate per DWT per month

94 The cost of property damage includes the _ when a vessel is involved in a casualty

A cost of labor and material to restore the vessel to the service condition which existed prior to casualty

B damage claims awarded to individuals or companies involved in the casualty

C lost of revenues while the vessel is being repaired

D Pro Forma manifest

97 Under a voyage charter, he calculation of the charter is fixed

A on the proportion to the cargo size

B by the ship owner and charter

C in proportion to the time frame

D in proportion to the time risk

98 What does "a.a.r." in a fixture note mean?

A all about risk

B about all risk

C above all risk

D against all risk

99 What does "A.F." in a fixture note mean?

A Fresh water allowance as appears in the Load Line Certificate

B No allowance for fresh water density shall be applied if the water at loading port is not pure fresh water

C An allowance proportional to the difference between sea water density of 1025 and actual density of the water at loading port

D Load the vessel up to the FW load line mark

102 Tested on or May 1992, life-saving appliances should _

A All of these requirements are correct

B Meet the applicable requirements as may be specified by the administration

C Meet the applicable requirements of substantially equivalent ones to the satisfaction

D Meet he applicable requirement of Recommendation adopted by Res A 521 (13)

103 Is required for Immersion Suits and Thermal Protective Aids

A Ergonomic test

B Donning Test

C Field of vision test

D All of these

104 What is the term in the Load Line Act that specifies the requirements regarding hulls, superstructures, fitting and appliances of ships considered to be relevant to the assignment

of freeboards to ships for the purposes of the load line?

A "Load Line Assignment"

B "Freeboard Assignment"

C "Continuous of Assignment"

D "Condition of Certifications"

105 Load Line Convention 1966, Art 12 (3) permits a ship which departs from a port situated

on a river or inland water to comply with the correct FW loaded draft in accordance with the water density and also an allowance for the following, except

A the weight of dunnage, refuse, ballast and other wastes to be thrown overboard while negotiating the river to the open sea

B Weight of the fuel to be used between the point of the departure and the crew

C The weight of all her materials to be consumed by the machinery and crew

D Weight of fresh water to be consumed between the point of departure and the sea

106 A buoyant line of a buoyant rescue quoit in a life raft should not be less than

C date of next service

D name of approving authority

110 Which of the following is not a marking found on inflatable life rafts?

A month and year of manufacture

113 A painter with what breaking strength should a rigid life raft permitted to accommodate 9 persons or more should be fitted with?

122 Solas stipulates that there should be at least one international shore connection with an outside diameter of _ on ships of 500 GRT or more.

132 The classification of radioactive materials is _.

141 For tanker ten years of age and over, intermediate survey shall be _.

A 3 months before or after the anniversary date of the Cargo Ship Safety Construction Certificate

B 6 months before or after the anniversary date of the Cargo Ship Safety Construction Certificate

C 3 months before or after the anniversary date of the Cargo Ship Safety Equipment Certificate

D 6 months before or after the anniversary date of the Cargo Ship Safety Equipment Certificate

142 "New Tanker" means a tanker whose keel is laid after according to Marpol

150 Satisfying the requirements for SBT + PL + COW, oil tankers may be designed as

D crude oil/product carrier

157 "New Tanker" means a tanker with a building contract after _ according to Marpol

160 Satisfying the requirements for CBT, existing oil tankers should be designed as _.

A the tanker is enroute

B the oil/oily discharge is less than 50 ppm

C the tanker isn't within the special are

D the tanker is more than 50nm from shoreline

162 Certified for an effluent with oil content of less than _ Ships of 400 GRT but less than 10,000 GRT within 12 miles from the nearest and is required to have an oily separator

166 With two pumped simultaneously delivering through nozzles, through any adjacent

hydrants, what would be the minimum pressures to be maintained at all hydrants on a passenger ship of 4,000 GRT and upwards?

169 The survey, inspection and marking of ships as regard the enforcement of the provisions of the Load Line Convention 1966 and the granting of exemption shall be carried out by the officers of the _.

A International Maritime Organization

B Loading Port Authorities of the State to which the port belongs

C Port State whose port the ship is bound

D Administration of the Flag State under whose flag the ship is sailing

170 When is the periodical inspection in connection with the ship's Load Line Certificate held?

A The inspection is carried out three months after the anniversary date of the completion

of initial Survey

B The inspection is carried out within three months of the anniversary date of

completion of initial survey

C The inspection is carried out within 3 months of the date of the owners request for inspection

D The inspection is carried out before the anniversary date of the completion of initial survey

171 What is purpose of periodical inspection conducted on or before the annual anniversary of the date of the certificate?

A Ascertain that the load line disc and marks have not been repositioned

B Check that the certificate is not fake

C Ensure that the Load Line Certificate is aboard the ship and not lost

D Ensure no alteration were made to hull or superstructure of the ship that will affect soundness of hull and calculation in determining the position of the load line markings

172 When a ship in fresh water of unit density, the appropriate load line may

A an allowance proportional to the difference between 1025 and the actual fresh water density at the port

B not be submerged

C the summer load line mark to be on the safe side

D be submerged by the amount of fresh water allowance shown on the Load Line Certificate

173 Segregated ballast tanks shall be provided to a(an) _ with deadweight of 20,000 tons and above

A new product carrier

B existing product tanker

C new crude oil tanker

D existing crude oil tanker

174 Segregated ballast tanks shall be provided to a(an) _ with deadweight of 30,000 tons and above

A existing crude oil tanker

B existing product tanker

C new crude oil tanker

D new product carrier

175 SOPEP should be carried to every oil tanker of _ under Reg 26, Annex I or Marpol 73/78

177 Segregated ballast tanks shall be provided to a new crude oil tanker with a deadweight of tons and above

A 190 mm

186 To ensure that tanks for the carriage of Category C codes not retain residue in excess of 0.3 cubic meters in the tanks associated piping, every ship constructed on or after _ shall be provided with pumping and piping arrangement.

C Chapter III, Solas 1974

D Chapter VI, Solas 1974

195 After survey in accordance with Reg 4 of Annex I of Marpol 73/78 to any tanker of ,

an IOPP should be issued

A 150 GRT or more

B 400 GRT or more

C 300 GRT or more

D 100 GRT or more

196 After survey in accordance with Reg 4 of Annex I of Marpol 73/78 to any cargo ship of , an IOPP should be issued.

200 Segregated ballast tanks shall be provided to an existing crude oil tanker with deadweight

of tons and above

204 Which of the following does not meet the purpose of SOPEP?

A understood by ship management personnel, both onboard and ashore

B it must be in the English language for everybody to understand

C realistic, practical and easy to use

D evaluated, reviewed and updated regularly

205 The International Loadline assigned to a vessel complies _ convention

A 1966

B 1969