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中远海运面试英语水手

中远海运面试英语水手1、Nice to meet you! (很高兴见到你)It's very nice to meet you! (非常高兴见到你)Glad to meet you!2、 What's your name? ( 你叫什么名字) Could you tell me what your name is?(能告诉我你叫什么名子吗? )答: I am XXX、或My name is XXX、 Where are you from? (你是那里人? )11、How old are you? (你多大? )答:Iam27yearsold.(我27岁)3、Whenwereyouborn?(你什么时候出生?)答: I was born in nineteen seventy-three.( 我1973年出生。

) 答: I am from lianyungang.(我是连云港人)4、 Are you married? ( 你结婚了吗? )答: Yes, I am.5、 How many people are there in your family?(你家里有几口人? ) 答: There are three people in my family. My wife, son andI. (有三口人，我的妻子、儿子和我)6、 How long have you ever worked on board? (你曾经在船上工作过多长时间)答: Ihave ever worked on board for ten years.(我曾经在船工作7、 Which company did you serve?(你在那家公司服务过? ) Which company did you work for?答: I have served for Lianyungang shipping corp.( 我在连云港船务公司服务过)8、 Are those ships you worked all Chinese ones? (你工作过的那些船是不是都是中国船)?答: No, I worked on Chinese ships about 3 years, and 1 year on board underthe Liberian flag.(不我在中国船上工作了三年，在利比里亚的船上工作了一年)9、 What is the name of the Liberian ship and what's her tonnage? (利比里亚船是哪一、类船，吨位是多少? )答: She is a bulk carrier, her gross tonnage is over 30 thousand tonnage.(是一艘散货船，总吨3万多)10、 Were the crew all Chinese? (船员都是中国人? )答: No, they weren't, including me; there were only 4 Chinese in the deckdepartment、 We joined the ship at the same time、While the others came fromdifferent countries、(不，只有在甲板部有四位中国人，包括我在内。

值班水手水手英语模拟试卷八

水手英语模拟试卷八1. Who takes the wheel on the bridge ?A. The sailors doB. The bosun doesC. The quartermaster does2. Mr. Agent, you are ______A. welcomeB. welcomeC. welcoming3. I am your agent. I want to see your ______A. bosunB. chief officerC. captain4. Is the chief officer on board?No. he ____ ashore.A. has beenB. has goneC. went5. I’d like to have stalk____ your chief officer.A. atB. WithC. On6. Will you take me to see your chief officer? Sorry, He is busy at the moment. Would you mind a few minutes____A. waitB. to waitC. waiting7. Are you the sailor on_____?A. workB. The bridgeC. duty8. ___can I do for you ?A. HowB. WhereC. What9. It is very important to notice the rise and fall of the tide, when the tide is fall, the gangway.A. lowerB. upperC. hold on10.When the ship is in port , a duty sailor usually do the ________ work.A. ensure the safety of the gangway , noticing rise and fall of the tide , adjusting the mooring lines if necessary.B. keep watch over the hatch , turn on and off the hatch lights and the deck lights hoist the national flag stand gangway watch.C. both A and B11. The pilot has come on board please , hoist signal flag __________.A.”G”B.”Q”C.”H”12. The pilot ladder is _________ on the lee side.A. riggedB. fittedC. equipped13. The pilot will be on __________ our ship in 10 minutes.A. aboutB. boardC. aboard14.May I ___________ your spanner ?A. lendB. takeC. borrow15. I want a clamp , could _________ me one?A. takeB. carryC. bring16. May I borrow your screw driver ? Y es ___________.A. here you areB. here are youC. it’s here17._________ shall I do next?A. WhyB. WhatC. How18. For painting , the surface of a ship’s hull is divided into _________ ares.A. twoB. threeC. four19. We need different kinds of paint for __________ areas.A. everyB. eachC. different20.__________ operation , any obstacles in the way of hatches , the stowage spaces , on and beside the guide rails must be removed and cleaned .A. InB. UntilC. Before21. Before opening and closing the hatch , space around the covers all the parts and the gears should be_________.A. clearedB. checkedC. removed22. Bolts , nuts , split pins , hinges , wheels and stoppers should be frequently _________ not to be loose .A. checkedB. closedC. removed23. What does “SWL” stand for ?A. Safe Water LineB. Ship Without LightsC. Safe Working Load24. The safe working load of each derrick is five __________ .A. tonesB. tonnagesC. tons25. Put 6shackles ________water .A. onB. inC. to26. Two_________ in water .A. knotB. metersC. shackles27. Our jumbo boom has been ___for a long time.A. out of dateB. out of useC. out of time28. Do you want the derrick adjusted____?A. up and downB. up wards or down wardsC. upside or downside29. Cargo may be divided into two basic types______.A. bulk cargo and container cargoB. bulk cargo and general cargoC. bulk cargo and liquid cargo30. The ore in Hold No.2hasn’t been properly _____as required.A. balancedB. trimmedC. adjusted31. The cargo for Liverpool is stowed ______the cargo for Glasgow, because it is to be unloaded first.A. underB. aboveC. beside32. Forman, please tell the stevedores _____and not to overload the derrick, said the duty sailor.A. to be more carefulB. carefulC. more careful33. we’ll finish loading t he cargo on deck soon. Please get ready for____A. lashing and securingB. dischargingC. cleaning34. we’ll finish ___the cargo before long.A. loadingB. lodeC. loaded35. Secure the movable things on deck to prevent them from___A. moveB. movingC. movement36. Clamps have been used ___and we also need plenty of lashing wires.A. outB. downC. up37. ___are the three different coatings which can protect metal from corrosion.A. cement wash, bitumen and paintB. metal primers, undercoats and topcoatC. varnishes, heat-resistant paints and anti-fouling paints38. The principle protective coating is_____.A. cement washB. paintC. bitumen39. We expect to finish painting by Friday, if time pressing, the bosun can arrange ___work for the sailor.A. over timeB. overtimeC. over the time40. The red lead paint is the____A. primer coatB. under coatC. top coat41. The chief officer is responsible _____the overall maintenance of dick department.A. forB. toC. with42. The sailor do cleaning and repair work under the supervision of the ___bosun.A. chief officerB. captainC. bosun43. The sailor taking ____watch should do cleaning work on the bridge.A. 0 to 4B. 4 to 8C. 8 to 1244. It is very important for every sailor ___the characteristics of the ropes so that they can be used for right jobs.A. knowingB. knowC. to know45. Ropes can be divided into _____basic types.A.3B.4C.546. General cargo ships are traditional dry cargo carriers Which of the following statement is not correct?A. they have big tanksB. They are often not bigC. They can carry almost all kinds of cargo47. The Deck Department is in charge of _____safety from port to port.A. running the machinesB. navigation the shipC. caring the passenger48. Cleaning, painting and repairing work is know as____.A. sailor’s workB. daily workC. maintenance work49. Cleaning is a constant job ____board a ship.A. atB. onC. for50. It’s the job of _____ to take care of the cargo on board.A. the Deck DepartmentB. the engine DepartmentC. the Steward Department。

水手英语试题库

水手英语试题库一、单项选择I. 船舶及设备25. The third officer _____ the navigational watch from the chief officer.A. hand overB. take overC. keep over27. _____ must know the locations as well as the operations of the life-saving and fire-fighting appliances.A. All officersB. All engineersC. All the crew4. Which of the following is not a dry cargo ship ?A. Bulk carrierB. TankerC. Container ship26. All the crew must know the _____ as well as the operations of the life-saving and fire-fighting appliances.A. locatesB. locationsC. location18. The ship carries non-packed cargo or unprotected cargo, such as coal, ore or grain. It is called a ______ .A. general cargo shipB. container shipC. bulk carrier5. General cargo ships are traditional dry cargo carriers. Which of the following statement is not correct ?A. They have big tanks.B. They are often not big.C. They can carry almost all kinds of cargo.8. Which of the following are not dry cargo ships ?A. Multi-deck vessels and bulk carriers.B. Container ships and refrigerated ships.C. LNG carriers and chemical carriers.21. The most suitable cargoes for single deck vessel are ______ .A. heavy bulk cargoes such as coal, grain and iron oreB. heavy general cargoes such as steelC. light cargoes such as timber6. Refrigerated ship carriers frozen or chilled cargoes. Which of the following is correct ?A. Her size is very large.B. Her speed is often fast.C. Her speed is often very slow.9. Ro/Ro ships are the most important vehicle carriers. They have doors ______ .A. at the howB. at the sternC. at the bow or stern10. The most modern type of dry cargo carriers is ______ .A. the container shipB. the most importantC. the bulk carrier2. Cargo ships can be divided into ______ basic types.A. twoB. threeC. four11. A container ship is ______ type of dry cargo carriers.A. the most modernB. the general cargo shipC. the bulk carrier14. ______ can carry not only general cargo, but also bulk cargo.A. General cargo shipsB. Bulk carriersC. Multi-purpose ships7. Which of the following is not liquid cargo carrier ?A. ContainerB. Oil tankerC. Chemical carrier15. ______ do not have tweendecks. Their holds are much wider. They carry cargo in bulk.A. Bulk carriersB. General cargo shipsC. Multi-purpose ships30. Which of the following is not the superstructure ?A. BridgeB. PoopC. Bow16. ______ , the cargo space is divided into holds.A. In oil tankersB. In liquid cargo shipsC. In dry cargo ships17. ______ , the cargo space is divided into tanks.A. In dry cargo shipsB. In general cargo shipsC. In liquid cargo ships13. ______ are carried in container ships.A. Dry bulk cargoesB. ContainersC. Cars20. A vessel with tweendecks is suitable for ______ .A. bulk cargoB. general cargoC. vehicles3.The merchant ships can be designed as ______ .A. cargo ships and passenger shipsB. dry cargo ships and liquid cargo shipsC. cargo ships and oil tankers22. ______ sail on regular routes and keep to a fixed timetable.A. Tramps (不定期货船)B. Passenger shipsC. Liners23. ______ run in all parts of the world where there is cargo for them to carry.A. LinersB. TrampsC. Container ships1. In general, a vessel is ______ two parts.A. made ofB. made up ofC. make from24. Are the holds on ______ the same as those on tanker ?A. cargo dry shipB. dried cargo shipC. dry cargo ship12. The most common type of liquid cargo carrier is ______ .A. the LNG carrierB. the oil tankC. the chemical tanker25. This container ship is ______ than the passenger liner.A. more longB. much longerC. more longer26. In general, a vessel is made up of two parts, ______ .A. the holds and hullB. the holds and superstructureC. the hull and the superstructure12. The most common type of liquid cargo carrier is ______ .A. the LNG carrierB. the oil tankC. the chemical tanker28. The superstructure is ______ .A. below the main deckB. on the bridgeC. above the main deck29. The ______ is above the main deck.A. tankB. holdC. superstructure31. The hull is a ship‟s ______ body.A. mainB. outerC. upper43. The after part of a ship is called the ______ .A. sternB. bowC. fore58. An ordinary cargo ship usually has ______ holds.A. 4B. 5C. 632. The hull of a ship contains ______ .A. the engine room and cargo spaceB. the engine room and superstructureC. the engine room, cargo space and a number of tanks37. Tweendeck is below the ______ deck.A. upperB. lowerC. main34. Which of the following is not the part of the hull ?A. The engine roomB. cargo spaceC. bridge35. The main deck is extending ______ .A. from bow to sternB. from top to bottomC. from portside to starboard side36. The deck extending from bow to stern is called ______.A. the main deckB. the frameC. the superstructure38. The deck below the main deck is known as ______ .A. tweendeckB. boat deckC. weather deck33. The hull is divided into a number of watertight compartments by decks and ______ .A. holdB. tanksC. bulkheads39. Forecastle deck is located at the ship‟s ______ .A. midshipB. bowC. stern47. The port side aft part of a vessel is called the ______ .A. port bowB. port quarterC. starboard bow41. A short raised deck above the main deck at the bow is the ______ deck..A. poopB. forecastleC. fore51. Watertight compartments are separated by ______ .A. superstructureB. tweendecksC. decks and bulkheads44. The poop is at the ______ of a ship.A. sternB. bowC. midship45. The fore part of a vessel is called ______ .A. the sternB. the bowC. bridge12. The most common type of liquid cargo carrier is ______ .A. the LNG carrierB. the oil tankC. the chemical tanker48. ______ of the vessel, on the port side, is called port bow.A. The aft partB. The fore partC. The middle part60. A modern general cargo ship has her engine room and bridge ______ .A. amidshipsB. forwardC. aft49. The ______ part on starboard side is called the starboard quarter.A. aftB. foreC. middle40. A short raised deck above the main deck at the ______ is called the poop deck.A. bowB. midshipC. stern50. The ______ part of the vessel on the starboard side is the starboard bow.A. forwardB. aftC. port52. Bulkheads are upright steel ______ going across the ship.A. hullsB. wallsC. holds53. ______ are upright steel walls going across the ship.A. DecksB. TweendecksC. Bulkheads54. At the fore and after ends of the hull are the fore and after ______ .A. peak tanksB. tanksC. peak holds56. The cargo space in cargo ships is built as ______ .A. roomsB. cabinsC. holds57. Double bottom tanks are in the space between the ______ and the bottom of the hull.A. tanksB. holdsC. cabins19. Bulk carriers carry large quantities of loose cargo, therefore there have ______ .A. large holdsB. a lot of decksC. more than one tweendeck46. The middle part of a ship is known as ______ .A. forwardB. aftC. midship66. When standing on board a ship and facing the bow, the port side is on the ______ side.A. right-handB. foreC. left-hand59. The holds are numbered ______ .A. from forward to aftB. from aft to forwardC. from left to right55. At the fore end of the hull is ______ .A. fresh water tankB. the fore peak tankC. ship‟s peak tank83. The engine orders are passed from the bridge to the engine room by ______ .A. telephoneB. VHFC. telegraph61. A traditional general cargo ship has her ______ amidships.A. bridgeB. poopC. forecastle63. The fore and after peak tanks are used for ______ .A. fresh water and ballast waterB. fresh water and fuel oilC. sea water and fuel oil64. The double bottom tanks are used for ______ .A. fuel oil and fresh waterB. fresh water and ballast tankC. ballast water and fuel oil65. When you stand on a ship and face the bow, the left-hand side is called ______ .A. the left sideB. the port sideC. the starboard side68. Draft is the depth from ______ to vessel‟s bottom.A. waterlineB. deck levelC. amidships71. The line leading forward to the tug from the bow is ______ .A. the forward towing lineB. the headlineC. the forward breast line62. Roll-on/roll-off ships are ______ with ramps.A. workedB. stoppedC. equipped73. The line leading at a right angle to the centerline from the stern to the shore is ______ .A. the forward breast lineB. the aft breast lineC. the aft towing line67. If you are standing on board a ship and facing the bow, the right-hand side is called the ______ side.A. portB. leftC. starboard80. The ______ is of great value to ships in poor visibility.A. VHF setB. radarC. steering gear74. The line leading aft from the forecastle to the shore is ______ .A. the aft springB. the forward springC. the head line88. ______ must be seaworthy as pilots go out in all weathers.A. Pilot boatsB. Light shipsC. Oceangoing tugs75. The line leading forward from the port bow to the shore is called ______ .A. the aft springB. the stern lineC. the head line77. ______ is used for heaving up and slacking away the anchor and chain.A. A winchB. A windlassC. A crane72. The line leading aft from the stern to the stern tug is ______ .A. the stern lineB. the aft springC. the aft towing line78. The most modern vessels are navigated by ______ .A. LoranB. sextantC. satellite81. The second officer asked Bob to take the Noon Report to the ______ .A. engine roomB. engine holdC. engine gear82. We can find the ship‟s position on ______ .A. the mapB. the chartC. the compass84. Most ships are designed ______ cargo, a few carry passengers.A. to carryB. carryingC. carried76. My ship is equipped ______ automatic hatch covers.A. withB. inC. on85. Ships that transport people are called ______ .A. general cargo shipsB. oil tankersC. passenger ships79. A ______ is very much like an ordinary telephone.A. radarB. GPS setC. VHF set86. There are fewer ______ today than before.A. container shipsB. passenger shipsC. oil tankers89. ______ must be powerful enough to move ships of large size.A. BargesB. TugsC. Pilot boats91. Freeboard is the height from ______ to the top of weather deck.A. water levelB. bottom levelC. deck level6. Both the ______ and the office are noticing the buoys on the bridgeA. pilotB. engineerC. sailors92. The height from water level to the top of weather deck is called ______ .A. heightB. freeboardC. draft100. Radar makes it possible for us to ______ in dense fog.A. workB. lookC. sail93. ______ are not a kind of aids to navigation.A. Pilot boatsB. Light shipsC. Radio beacons95. The ______ is driven by electricity and it points to true north.A. radarB. gyro compassC. magnetic compass90. The tonnage of some supertankers is over ______ dwt.A. 50,000B. 500,000C. 5,000,0001. Who takes the wheel on the ship? ______.A. The sailors do.B. The bosun does.C. The quartermaster does.96. The officer on watch takes observation of landmarks by using ______ .A. the ship‟s compassB. the ship‟s chartC. his own eyes3. For most of the morning, he takes the wheel or ______the decks.A. cleanB. cleansC. cleaning97. The officer records the exact time of taking observation of the celestial bodies by means of ______ .A. a clockB. a watchC. the chronometer94. The officers take observation of the celestial bodies with ______ .A. the sextantB. the binocularsC. radar99. ______ is an electronic device which guards against collision.A. RadarB. GPSC. Steering gearII. 值班98. ______ should be used when a ship is proceeding in shallow waters.A. Direction FinderB. VHF setC. Echo Sounder2. When the ship is at sea, the watch sailor steers the wheel and helps the officer keep a ______ on the bridge.A. maintenanceB. watchC. lookout5. Who is ______ the bridge now ?A. atB. onC. in14. You never work late, ______ you ?A. doB. don‟tC. haven‟t87. A small boat takes pilots to and from ships, it is called a ______ .A. tugB. bargeC. pilot boat8. We use the ______ when proceeding in dense fog.A. hand-steeringB. auto-steeringC. gyro-pilot69. The depth from water line to vessel‟s bottom, is called ______ .A. draftB. displacementC. the depth below waterline9. ______ sharp lookout on forecastle because of thick fog.A. PutB. KeepC. Send23. At the stern, the ______ is making preparations for the mooring with the sailors.A. chief officerB. the second officerC. fast/go11. The sailor taking ______ on the bridge.A. 0 or 4B. 4 to 8C. 8 to 1212. We always have a lot of things ______ during the voyage.A. to doB. doingC. done7. The office asked him ______ a sharp lookout for the fishing boats.A. keepingB. to keepC. keep70. On shore, lines are made fast on ______ .A. bollardsB. bittsC. cleats4. For most of the mooring, he takes ______ or cleans ______.A. the decks/the wheelB. the wheel/the deckC. the wheel/the decks13. It‟s midnight, the duty A.B. feels very ______ .A. sleepB. asleepC. sleepy25. Jack ______ to pull the hawser.A. tried bestB. tried one‟s bestC. tried his best15. You overslept again this morning, ______ ?A. did youB. didn‟t youC. weren‟t you24. We made ______ all the lines and let ______ the tugs.A. tight/outB. fast/outC. fast/go10. He is standing ______ on the bridge.A. lookB. watchC. duty17. ______ ocean-going vessel is entering the harbor now .A. AB. AnC. The22. ______ the stern, the second officer is making preparations ______ the mooring with the sailors.A. In/withB. On/forC. At/for31. Our ship will not sail today. What about _____ ashore?A. goB. goingC. to go26. The sailors do ______ when the ship enters or leaves the harbor.A. maintenance workB. mooring and unmooring workC. cleaning work16. They went on ______ as usual.A. workB. workingC. works27. ______ the second officer ______ the duty A.B. are keeping anchor watch.A. Both/andB. Not only/but alsoC. Either/or29. M.V. GAOZHOUHAI ______the Atlantic to England next month.A. shall acrossB. shall sailC. shall cross30. My ship will arrive ______Port Said ______ Sunday.A. at/onB. in/atC. to/at36. Excuse me, may I have a word with your Chief? _____A. CertalyB. Certainly.C. Cirtainly28. After sailing for about ______,they anchored to England at the anchorage.A. a half hourB. half an hourC. an half hour32. Besides Yokohama, M.V.GAOHE will also _____ at some other Japanese ports.A. callB. visitC. get37. We are_____ the holds.A. sweepingB. seeingC. looking33. _____were brought back to ship from the sea.A. The crewB. The crewsC. The crew member44. If you find anything_____, report at once to the officer on duty.A. usuallyB. unusualC. unusually45.I thing the hatch covers_____ all fixed up by you.A. shouldB. wereC. was46. High speed operation and rough handling of covers are _____.A. easyB. difficultC. dangerous38. I can‟t see_____ in the dark hold.A. anyoneB. no oneC. someone41. Must we work on night_____ today.A. No, your mustn‟tB. No, you don‟tC. No, you needn‟t39.The sailor asked the docker _____ use the heavy derrick like that.A. notB. not toC. to not43.The sailor on duty will do it by_____.A. himselfB. oneselfC. hisself34. The tallyman is____ an O.S.A. talking withB. saying toC. speaking with40. The dockers are busy_____ their work.A. withB. inC. for48. “Stand by the gangway” means” _____”.A. Stand at the gangwayB. wait at the gangwayC. Get the gangway ready42.Must we work on night _____today?A. dutyB. workC. shift35. I‟d like_____ with the chief officer.A. talkB. talkingC. to talk47. On which side do you want the ladder _____?A. loweredB. to lowerC. lowering49. Is the pilot ladder all right at this_____?A. highB. heighC. height81. If our captain is not in his cabin , he must be on the _____.A. paint lockerB. engine roomC. bridge55. The pilot boat took the pilot_____ the ship.A. ofB. offC. out82. Agent, the captain is _____ you in his cabin.A. waitingB. expectingC. looking for51.The pilot ladder is _____ on the lee side.A. riggedB. fittedC. equipped54. Your ship has a freeboard of 12 meters. The pilot will board your ship from the starboard side. What do you do as a sailor on watch?A. Rig a gangwayB. Rig a pilot ladder.C. Rig the gangway combined with a pilot ladder.52. The pilot didn‟t_____ until the ship was clear of the harbor.A. embarkB. boardC. disembark57. We shall hoist the flag _____ as soon as a pilot comes on board.A. “H”B. “G”C.”P”53. The pilot will be on _____ our ship in 10minutes.A. boatB. boardC. aboard56. The pilot room is next _____ the chart room.A. toB. inC. with58. If the pilot boards the ship at night, we should prepare_____.A. a pilot ladder and a heaving lineB. a pilot ladder, an overside light and a life buoyC. a pilot ladder, a heaving line, life buoy and an overside light64. When a ship is in port, _____ must keep a watch on the gangway.A. officersB. crew membersC. sailors60. If the ladder is two steps higher ,you should_____.A. lower a rope to take up the pilot‟s bagB. drop a heaving line to the pilotC. lower the ladder two steps67. The gangway is about one meter higher. _____ it, please.A. LowB. LowerC. Lowen61. Which do you want, a gangway or a rope ladder? A gangway combined with a _____.A. wireB. ropeC. pilot ladder50. The pilot has come on board . Please hoist signal flag_____.A. “G”B. “Q”C. “H”80. Please don‟t come up. We don‟t want buy _____.A. nothingB. somethingC. anything73. Will you take me to see your chief office?Sorry. He is busy at the moment .Would you mind _____ a few minutes?A. waitB. to waitC. waiting62. The job to take the pilot on and off the ship is done by_____.A. the chief officeB. the bosunC. the duty sailor65. When the ship is in port the watch sailors stand gangway watch, open and close the hatches, Adjust the derricks and keep watch over the _____.A. hatchesB. bridgeC. deck59. When you are ready to drop a line to the pilot ,what will you say to him.?A. Hold on to my hand.B. Mind your head.C. Watch your step63.When the ship is in port, the sailor on duty_____ gangway watch.A. hasB. keepsC. looks66. Please tell the duty A.B to lower the _____.A. winchB. radarC. gangway75. Mr. Agent , You are _____.A. welcomeB. welcomeC. welcoming70. Are you the sailor on _____?A. workB. the bridgeC. duty72. Is the chief officer on board? No. He _____ ashore.A. has beenB. has goneC. went74. I‟m your agent. I want to see your _____.A. bosunB. chief officerC. captain76. _____ me, please.A. ComeB. TakeC. Follow71. I‟d like to have a talk _____ your captain.A. atB. withC. on79. Please wait a moment . I‟ll go ask him to _____.A. goB. comeC. back77. Come _____, please.A. by this wayB. this is the wayC. this way78. I‟ll show you the _____.A. vesselB. wayC. ship83. I‟ll tell the captain when he _____ back.A. comesB. will comeC. come99. May I _____ your spanner?A. lendB. takeC. borrow85. Spread a safety net _____ the gangway.A. onB. underC. above92. When your ship is alongside , don‟t forget _____ rat guards _____the moorings.A. putting/onB. to put/atC. to put/on86. Pay more attention to the and fall of _____.A. tideB. waterC. sea88. The sailor on gangway watch should _____.A. keep sharp lookout at the forecastleB. receive visitorsC. expect the agent91. As soon as the ship gets alongside the wharf, you should lower the gangway and put a net _____it .A. overB. belowC. beside89. The duty sailor on the gangway usually looks _____ the ship before relieving.A. aroundB. up atC. at84. The gangway is _____ high for the stevedores _____ board this ship.A. so/thatB. as/asC. too/to100. Would you please _____ me a hammer?A. borrowB. lendC. take90. Which of the following is not the duty of the sailor on gangway watch?A. Noticing rise and fall of the tideB. Adjusting the mooring lines.C. Discharging cargoes.93. The wind is blowing _____ seawards.A. hardB. heavyC. strong87. When tide rises and falls, we must _____ the mooring lines.A. slack awayB. adjustC. take in94. Check and secure all _____ on deck.A. the winchesB. the discharging gearC. the movable things102. Can you show mw how to_____ the screw?A. openB. tighten upC. Close95. The hatch cover of No.4 is out of the railway. _____?A. What can I doB. What I can doC. What do I can68. Good morning, sir. _____ are you looking for?A. WhomB. HowC. What business98. May I borrow your screw driver? Yes . _____ .A. Here you areB. Here are youC. It‟s here101. The nut is Loose. Lend ma a _____ ,please.A. hammerB. screw driverC. saw103. Pull out the nails _____ a claw hammer.A. inB. byC. with104. We can use _____ to cut wire.A. a hammerB. a spannerC. a pair of pliers106. You can borrow rollers _____ the bosun. He must have got some.A. fromB. forC. to97. I want a clamp. Could you _____ me one ?A. takeB. carryC. bring107. Please return it after_____ it.A. useB. usedC. using81. If there is another line already on the bollard, the eye of the second line should be _________ before placing it over the bollard.A. taken up through the eye of the first lineB. taken up over the eye of the first lineC. made fast to the first line69. _____ can I do for you ?A. HowB. WhereC. What105. Have you _____ a saw which I can use for a while?A. gotB. lentC. done96. The duty officer asks the A.B. to _____ the ship to avoid fire.A. have a lookB. have a checkC. make regular rounds of82. “The anchor was heaved aweigh” means “_________”.A. The anchor was clear of the bottomB. The anchor was let goC. The anchor was foul108. If you want to borrow a spanner from someone ,you will say” _____?”A. May I lend your spannerB. May I borrow your spannerC. Could you borrow me your spanner115. Set down the derricks ,batten down the hatches, clean up fore and aft decks and get ready for_____.A. seaB. loadingC. discharging109. We‟ll _____200 tons of F. W. before sailing.A. take forB. take inC. take on111. Before operating the gangway, the sailor is not needed to check_____.A. whether power is suppliedB. whether the gangway lock is releasedC. whether the main engine is stopped83. When the order to let go the anchor is received, you should _________.A. release the brakeB. hoist the anchor ballC. turn the windlass over slowly114. The light is out. Could you lend me a _____ for checking the connections?A. test pencilB. bulbC. flash light116. When passing Time Zone, adjust all the ship‟s clock _____ ahead at noon.A. I hourB. 24 hoursC. half an hours122. The soil pipe under the kitchen is blocked _____ . Get it through right now.A. offB. uponC. up118. Sorry to have kept you_____.A. waitB. waitedC. waiting110. The ship _____ ,for the pilot will board the ship.A. slows downB. slowed downC. has slowed down120. When your vessel is going to moor alongside, the signal flag _____ must be showed in themiddle of the berth.A. “N”B.“P”C.”O”117. We doubt about the figure given by the tallyman. Could you _____ the figure with ours?A. checkB. examineC. compare121. Please arrange for _____to clean the holds before my vessel takes cereal.A. cleaning gangsB. stevedore gangsC. lashing gangs119. The tally figure of the loading port is different_____ that of the discharging port.A. fromB. withC. against123. The A.B. _____with great care because of more coming and going ships and narrow passages in the harbor.A. takes the wheelB. alters the rudderC. changes the course125. Everything about the ship should be recorded in the _____ by the duty officer.A. logbookB. actC. ship‟s paperIII. 船舶命令81. If there is another line already on the bollard, the eye of the second line should be _________ before placing it over the bollard.A. taken up through the eye of the first lineB. taken up over the eye of the first lineC. made fast to the first line124. This ship is quick to_____ large rudder angles.A. answerB. actC. move82. “The anchor was heaved aweigh” means “_________”.A. The anchor was clear of the bottomB. The anchor was let goC. The anchor was foul112. A pilot ladder must be between _____ meters in length.A.1.5 and 9B. 2 and 9C.1.5 and 781. If there is another line already on the bollard, the eye of the second line should be _________ before placing it over the bollard.A. taken up through the eye of the first lineB. taken up over the eye of the first lineC. made fast to the first line113. The pilot room is next to _____.A. the chart roomB. the wheel houseC. the bridge5. Finished ______ wheel !A. outB. byC. with19. M.V. Utopia is ready ______ the departure from Port Kilan.A. toB. forC. at6. “Keep ______ to the lighthouse”, said the pilot.A. directlyB. straightC. straightly7. “______”“Two degrees on starboard.”A. How answer ?B. What course ?C. What rudder ?8. Course 270 should be clearly spoken as ______ .A. two hundreds and seventyB. twenty-seven oC. two seven zero82. “The anchor was heaved aweigh” means “_________”.A. The anchor was clear of the bottomB. The anchor was let goC. The anchor was foul12. The ship is to leave at eight o‟clock. The captain should order at seven “______.”A. Make fastB. Single upC. Stand by83. When the order to let go the anchor is received, you should _________.A. release the brakeB. hoist the anchor ballC. turn the windlass over slowly18. Get ready the mooring machinery, mooring lines and the gangway for ______ .A. loading cargoB. arrival in portC. departure from port21. We ‟ll leave the harbor right now. ______ for unmooring.A. Stand byB. Get readyC. Preparing9. When a ship proceeds at sea or into a harbour, the pilot or the captain gives ______ to the steersman .A. the helm ordersB. the engine-room ordersC. the mooring orders83. When the order to let go the anchor is received, you should _________.A. release the brakeB. hoist the anchor ballC. turn the windlass over slowly3. ______ -a-starboard !A. SmallB. HardC. Big13. The pilot needs the ship to go forward very slowly. The order should be ______.A. “Slow ahead”B. “Dead slow ahead”C. “Dead slow astern”11. When the helm orders have been carried out, the steersman ______ .A. must report the factB. must report the course being steeredC. both a and b14. Stand ______ engine !A. byB. inC. with17. ______ with engine !A. FinishingB. FinishC. Finished15. Dead slow ______ !A. speedB. aheadC. head20. ______ ready for mooring.A. HaveB. BeC. Get31. ______ heaving !A. be readyB. stand byC. prepare16. Slow ahead ______ engines !A. withB. bothC. and。

值班水手英语阶段性测试试题三

1.“Port a little sluggish” means_______.A. that the port rudder answers very well.B. that the port rudder answers slow.C. that the port rudder answers quickly.D. that the port rudder is broken.2. -------”__________?”------“Two degrees on starboard.”A. What rudder?B. How is the heading?C. How answers?D. What course?3. --------Mind the wheel! -------____________.A. Y es, sirB. Mind the wheelC. Port fiveD. I will4. Steer the wheel carefully and keep a sharp _______.A. look outB. look aroundC. look atD. lookout5. ------How many revolutions? ------_________.A. Slow aheadB. EightyC. Thirty minutesD. Slow6. Bow______full to starboard.A. thrustB. sternC. engineD. speed7. 极低速控制。

A. Low speed control.B. Inching control.C. High speed control.D. Slow speed control.8. 压舵！A. Meet her!B. Meet him!C. Meet the rudder!D. Hard over!9. Steady as she goes!A. 照直走！B. 主机定速！C. 用车完毕！D. 备车！10. Report if she does not answer the wheel.A. 若舵不灵，立即报告。

水手英语练习题

1.Double bottom tanks are in the space between the _____and the bottom of the hull.A. tanksB. holdsC. cabinsD. tweendecksB2.The holds are numbered ____.A. from forward to aftB. from aft to forwardC. from left to rightD. from main deck to bottomA3. A modern general cargo ship has her engine room and bridge__________.A. amidshipB. forwardC. aftD. A or BC4.When standing on board a ship and facing the bow,the port side is on the ____side.A. right-handB. foreC. left-handD. aftC5.Draft is the depth from ______to vessel'bottom.A. waterlineB. deck levelC. amidshipsD. main deckA6.The line leading forward to the tug from the bow is_____.A. the forward towing lineB. the headlineC. the forward breast lineD. the stern lineA7.My ship is equipped _____ automatic hatch covers.A. withC. onD. forA8.The most modern vessels are navigated by _____.A. loranB. sextantC. satelliteD. magnetic compassC9.The ____ is of great value to ships in poor visibility.A. VHF setB. radarC. steering gearD. compassB10.We can find the ship's position on _____.A. the mapB. the chartC. the compassD. VHF setB11.The engine orders are passed from the bridge to the engine room by_____.A. telephoneB. VHFC. GPS setD. telegraphD12.Ships that transport people are called ______.A. general cargo shipsB. oil tankersC. passenger shipsD. containersC13._______ must be powerful enough to move ships of large size.A. BargesB. TugsC. Life boatsB14.________ must be seaworthy as pilots go out in all weathers.A. Pilot boatsB. Light shipsC. Ocean-going tugsD. Fishing boatsA15.The oil is pumped onto the ship at the loading port by ________ .A. ship’s own pumpsB. shore pumpsC. large drumsD. boiler feed pumpB16.______ is driven by electricity and it points to true north.A. The gyro compassB. The magnetic compassC. The compass cardD. The compassesA17.The deck extending from bow to stern is called ________.A. the main deckB. the frameC. the superstructureD. the decks below the main deckA18.At the discharging port, the tanker pumps the oil ashore using ________.A. shore pumpsB. large drumsC. her own pumpsD. oil pumpsC19._______ must be kept away from dry cargoes.A. Wet cargoesB. Heavy cargoesC. Light cargoesD. Bulk cargoesA20. A short raised deck above the main deck at the bow is called ________.A. the fore deckB. the weather deckC. the superstructure deckD. the forecastle deckD21.The height from water level to the top of weather deck is called ________.A. heightB. freeboardC. draftD. air draftB22.Cargo ships can be divided into _____basic types.A. twoB. threeC. fourD. fiveA23.The merchants ships can be designed as _________.A. cargo ships and passenger shipsB. dry cargo ships and liquid cargo shipsC. cargo ships and oil tankersD. cargo ships and container shipsA24.Which of the following is not a dry cargo ship?A. Bulk carrierB. TankerC. Container shipD. General cargo shipB25.Which of the following is not liquid cargo carrier?A. Container shipB. Oil tankerC. Chemical carrierD. LPG carrierA26.Ro/Ro ships are the most important vehicle carriers.They have doors_________.A. at the bowB. at the sternC. at the bow and sternD. A or B or CC27.The most common type of liquid cargo carrier is _____.A. the LNG carrierB. the oil tankerC. the chemical tankerD. the LPG carrierB28.The superstructure includes __________.A. the forecastle and the engineroomB. the forecastle 、bridge and poopC. the forecastle 、bridge and main deckD. the bridge and main deckB29.Watertight compartments are separated by ________.A. engine roomsB. tweendecksC. dunnagesD. decks and bulkheadsD30.The A. B. ________ with great care because of more coming and going ships and narrowpassages in the harbor.A. alter the rudderB. change the courseC. hand the wheelD. takes the wheelD31.How many departments are there on board? They are ________.A. oneB. twoC. threeD. fourC32.The carpenter and the bosun also belong to the ________.A. deck departmentB. service departmentC. engine departmentD. departmentA33.________ is on duty on the bridge from 0400 to 0800 hours.A. The chief officerB. The third officerC. The second officerD. The duty officerA34.The bosun is good ________ seamanship.A. inB. atC. onD. forB35.Cleaning, painting and repair work is known as ________.A. maintenance workB. sailor’s workC. daily workD. frequent workA36.Tweendeck is below the ___deck.A. upperB. lowerC. mainD. boatC37.The poop is at the _______ of a ship.A. sternB. bowC. midshipD. bridgeA38.Bulkheads are upright steel____going across the ship.A. hullsB. wallsC. holdsD. tweendecksB39.The tonnage of some supertankers is over _____dwt.A. 5,000B. 50,000C. 500,000D. 5,000,000C40.______ the cargo space is divided into tanks.A. In liquid cargo shipsB. In dry cargo shipsC. In bulk carriersD. In barge shipsB41.______ is carried in bags.A. Vegetable oilB. RiceC. TeaD. ChemicalsB42.The height and the width of a standard size of container is ______.A. differentB. 8mC. the sameD. 9ftC43.Are you _____ your course?A. atB. fromC. awayD. onD44.Remember to answer the pilot’s order ________.A. clearly and quicklyB. loudly and slowlyC. quietly and correctlyD. clearly and loudlyD45.You are experienced in ____ the wheel.A. steerB. steeringC. steersD. steeredB46.________ two seven five!A. WorkB. SteerC. HandleD. TakeB47._______to five!A. EaseB. PortC. StarboardD. HandleA48.Nothing ________port!A. inB. forC. toD. fromC49.Finished ________ wheel!A. outB. byC. withD. inC50.The pilot needs the ship to go forward very slowly.The order should be ____.A. "Slow ahead"B. "Dead slow ahead"C. "Dead slow astern"D. "Slow asternB51.How long ___ it take to change engine from ahead to astern ?A. isB. wasC. doesD. doC52.When does a pilot say “ Make all lines fast”? ________A. The ship is about to be in positionB. The ship is very close to the berthC. The ship is on voyageD. The ship is in positionD53.We made _____all the lines and let _____the tugs.A. tight/outB. fast/outC. fast/goD. fast/goingC54.Jack _____to pull hawser.A. tried bestB. tried one's bestC. tried his bestD. trying his bestC55.“The anchor was heaved aweigh” means ________.A. “The anchor was let go”B. “The anchor was foul”C. “The anchor was clear of the bottom”D. “The anchor leading abeamC56.Spread a safety net _____ the gangway.A. onB. overC. aroundD. underD57.Agent, the captain is ____ you in his cabin.A. waitingB. expectingC. looking forD. looking forwardB58.Is the captain on board? No. He _________ ashore.A. wentB. has beenC. has goneD. goesC59.It is the job of ________ to take the pilot aboard.A. the duty sailorB. the 2nd officerC. the captainD. the third officer or the duty sailorD60.The pilot room is next _____ the chart room.A. withB. inC. toD. onC61.Excuse me, may I_____ your spanner?A. doB. borrowC. lendD. fetchB62.Could you ________me a needle and some thread? I want to mend these broken bags.A. haveB. borrowC. lendD. takeC63.The nut is loose. Lend me ________, please.A. an oil canB. a hammerC. a screw driverD. a sawC64.The light is out. Could you lend me a _____for checking the connections?A. test pencilB. bulbC. flash lightD. torchA65.You can borrow rollers ________the bosun. He must have got some.A. toB. ofC. forD. fromD66.Please return it after ____it.A. usedB. useC. usingD. to useC67.I want a clamp. Could you ________ me one?A. bringB. takeC. carryD. acquireA68.Who takes the wheel on the ship?A. The sailors doB. The bosun doesC. The quartermaster doesD. The third officer doesC69.You never work late,____ you?A. doB. don'tC. havn'tD. didn'tA70.They went on ____as usual.A. workB. workingC. worksD. to workB71.Besides Yokohama,M.V.GAOHE will also ____at some other Japanese ports.A. callB. visitC. getD. goA72.Excuse me,may I have a word with your Chief? _____A. CertainlyB. CertianlyC. CeitainlyD. CirtainlyA73.________can I do for you?A. HowB. WhereC. WhatD. WhoC74.Are you sailor on ________?A. workB. the bridgeC. dutyD. workingC75.The gangway is ______high for the stevedores ______board this ship.A. so/thatB. as/asC. too/toD. so/toC76.The soil pipe under the kitchen is blocked________.Get it through right now.A. offC. upD. inC77.Everything about the ship should be recorded in the ________by the duty officer.A. logbookB. record bookC. ship's paperD. ship's recordA78.Timber can be stowed ____.A. both on deck and in holdsB. only on deckC. only in holdsD. either on deck or in holdsA79.Hooks ________ allowed for discharging the rice bags.A. areB. are notC. is notD. isB80.The containers are loaded and unloaded by ________ .A. ship’s heavy derrickB. fork trucksC. special cranes from wharfsideD. jumbo boomsC81.Bosun I've never operated the hatch covers ___by hydraulic power.A. poweredB. drivenC. movedD. movingB82.Could you show me_____to open the hatch covers ?A. whyB. whenC. howC83.The cargo _______Hold No.3 is to be discharged first.A. atB. inC. forD. toB84.Stow the bags one _____ one, please.A. afterB. withC. byD. ofC85.Don't stow the box _____.A. downB. up and downC. upside downD. upC86.Heavy cargo might break ____ cargo, so it can't be stowed on top of it.A. lightB. bulkC. dangerousD. hardA87.We are loading inflammable cargo.No one ____smoke on deck.A. canB. can'tC. willD. won'tA88.It's getting dark. Please ____the cargo lights.A. openB. turn onC. switchD. turnB89.What does "SWL" stand for?A. Safe Water Line.B. Ship Without Lights.C. Safe Working Load.D. Safe Working Line.C90.“What _________ is today?” “It’s Sunday.”A. dateB. wrongC. weatherD. dayD91.He often teaches _____ to speak English.A. weB. usC. ourD. oursB92.The dockers are busy ____ their work.A. withB. onC. forD. byA93.What’s ________ you?A. the matter withB. the matterC. the matters withD. matterA94.We usually reply to “ How do you do?” with ________.A. HelloB. How are you?C. How do you do?D. I’m fine, thank youC95.It’s ten minutes _____ five.A. atB. afterC. toD. beforeC96.__ is it now? It’s eight o’clock.A. HowB. WhatC. What timeD. How oftenC97.Could you tell me ________?A. where is the nearest public telephoneB. where the nearest public telephone isC. is where the nearest public telephoneD. the nearest public telephone is whereB98.Excuse me , can you tell me ___ get the airport?A. to howB. toC. howD. how toD99.May I __ Mr. Johnson, please?Just hold the line, please.A. speak toB. speakC. speak atD. speak forA100.______ does it cost?A. How manyB. How priceC. How dearD. How muchD。

水手英语2

水手英语模拟题（一）第1题Port anchor is ready and one shackle on deck.A.左锚已经在甲板上准备好。

B.左锚已备好，一节在甲板。

C.备左锚，将放在甲板上。

D. 左锚一节锚链已经在甲板上准备好。

标准答案: B第2题Ask the engine room for power and water on deck.A.通知机舱给驾驶台供电供水。

B.通知驾驶台给甲板供电供水。

C.通知机舱给甲板供电供水。

D. 通知机舱供电供水。

标准答案: C第3题Make sure that the windlass is out of gear and the brakes are on.A.确保起货机的离合器合上,刹车刹牢。

B.确保锚机的离合器脱开, 刹车刹牢。

C.确保锚机的离合器和上, 刹车松开。

D. 左锚一节锚链已经在甲板上准备好。

标准答案: B第4题My ship is waiting for the instruction of berthing.A.我轮正在等靠泊指令。

B.我轮正在等锚泊指令。

C.A+BD. A:B都不对。

标准答案: A第5题Bring here a hammer, an oil can and some goggles.A.拿走锤子、油壶和护目镜。

B.把锤子、油壶和护目镜带来。

C.带来一把螺丝刀、喷油枪和眼镜。

D. 随身带着一把锤子、油壶和护目镜。

标准答案: B第6题Upon getting the order ,can I lower the anchor until it is clear of hawse pipe ?A.接到命令时，我可以等到清空锚链筒后才抛锚吗？B.一接到抛锚命令，我能将锚抛下直到锚链筒清爽吗？C.A+BD. A:B都不对。

标准答案: B第7题When you are sure that the weight of the anchor is held by the brake ,take the windlass out of gear.A.当确定刹车受力时，松开离合器。

水手英语考试题和答案

水手英语考试题和答案一、选择题（每题2分，共20分）1. Which of the following is the correct way to say "Man Overboard" in English?A. MOBB. MOBBC. MOBED. MOBP答案：A2. The term "Port" refers to which side of a ship?A. Left sideB. Right sideC. Front sideD. Back side答案：A3. What does the abbreviation "SOLAS" stand for?A. Safety Of Life At SeaB. Safe Operation of Life At SeaC. Safe Operation of Life And SeaD. Safety Of Life And Sea答案：A4. Which of the following is the correct term for a ship's engine room?A. Engine RoomB. Engine HouseC. Engine ChamberD. Engine Cabin答案：A5. The term "Deadweight" refers to:A. The weight of the shipB. The weight of the cargo the ship can carryC. The weight of the water displaced by the shipD. The weight of the ship plus its cargo答案：B6. What does the abbreviation "LOA" stand for?A. Length Over AllB. Length Of AllC. Length Over AllD. Length Of All答案：A7. The term "Bow" refers to which part of a ship?A. The front partB. The back partC. The middle partD. The side part答案：A8. What is the meaning of the term "Ballast"?A. Extra weight added to a ship to improve stabilityB. The cargo carried by a shipC. The fuel used by a shipD. The water taken on board to stabilize the ship答案：A9. The term "Gross Tonnage" refers to:A. The total weight of the shipB. The total volume of the shipC. The total weight of the ship and its cargoD. The total volume of the ship and its cargo答案：B10. Which of the following is the correct term for a ship's steering wheel?A. HelmB. WheelC. RudderD. Steering Wheel答案：A二、填空题（每题2分，共20分）1. The international maritime signal flag for "Man Overboard" is ________.答案：Alpha2. The term "AFT" refers to the ________ part of a ship.答案：rear3. The term "FOC" stands for ________.答案：Full Ocean Crew4. The term "GT" stands for ________.答案：Gross Tonnage5. The term "DWT" stands for ________.答案：Deadweight Tonnage6. The term "BUNKER" refers to the ________ used by a ship.答案：fuel7. The term "FREEBOARD" refers to the distance between the ________ and the waterline.答案：deck8. The term "BEAM" refers to the maximum ________ of a ship.答案：width9. The term "DRAFT" refers to the depth of a ship's ________ in the water.答案：hull10. The term "BOW THRUSTER" is a device used to improve a ship's ________.答案：maneuverability三、阅读理解题（每题5分，共30分）阅读以下段落，并回答问题。

水手英语题

一.单项选择1._________ spanner is this? (C)a. Whatb. Howc. Whosed. Who2.“What _________ is today?” (D)“It’s Sunday.”a. dateb. wrongc. weatherd. day3._________ is a little oil in the tank. (A)a. Thereb. Thisc. Thosed. These4.There are many ________ in the port. (C)a. wharfb. wharfsc. wharvesd. wharfes5._________ there much rice on the deck. (B)a. areb. isc. bed. has6.Can you help ________? (C)a. Ib. myc. med. mine7.Who ________ you? I’m a sailor. (B)a. isb. arec. amd. will be8.Li Ming and I ________ seamen. (C)a. amb. isc. ared. shall be9.He often teaches ________ to speak English. (B)a. web. usc. ourd. ours10.Xiao Li has ________ shackles. (B)a. muchb. manyc. anyd. not a11.We have ________ blue paint (A)a. nob. not ac. anyd. not12.Where are the derricks? They are ________ . (B)a. in deckb. on deckc. at deckd. below deck13.We ________ many European ports every year. (A)a. call atb. call forc. call ond. call in14.The dockers are busy ________ their work. (A)a. withb. onc. ford. by15.When will you leave the port? ________ February 4. (A)a. onb. inc. atd. about16.We ________ at half past six. (D)A. have a breakfast b. make the breakfastc. has breakfastd. have breakfast17.________ stand here. It’s dangerous. (C)a. Nob. Notc. Don’td. Doesn’t18.The ship called at many ________ last voyage. (B)a. countryb. countriesc. countrysd. countryses19.Have you ________ Japan? Yes ,many times. (A)a.been tob.gone toc. arrive atd. reach20.He and she ________ English seamen.(B)a. isb. arec be d. am21.They ________ seamen next year. (C)a. areb. werec. will bed. shall be22.________the carpenter steer the ship? (C)a. Dob. Isc. Doesd. Are23.Where ________ you ________? (D)a. are/beb. have/bec. is/bed. have/been24.Our captain asked me ________ to the bridge. (C)a. wentb. gonec. to god. go25. A ship in Hong Kong will sail for Port Said passing through the ________. (D)a. Panama Canalb. Grand Canalc. Kiel Canald. Suez Canal26.This is the deck cargo. ________ stow it in the holds. (D)a. Notb. Can’tc. Doesn’td. Don’t27.It’s raining now. Stop ________ , please. (A)a. workingb. workc. to workd. works28.It’s getting dark. Please ________ the cargo lights. (C)a. turn awayb. turn offc. turn ond. turn in29.Would you please ________ me a hammer? (B)a. borrowb. lendc. taked. deliver30.The cargo in Hold No.3 is to ________ first. (A)a. be dischargedb. dischargedc. discharged. being discharged31.We’ll leave the harbor rig ht now. ________ for unmooring. (B)a. Stand-byb. get readyc. Prepairingd. stand still32.He ________ up at five yesterday morning. (B)a. getsb. gotc. gettingd. get33.They went on ________ as usual. (D)a. workb. workedc. worksd. working34.The ship is to leave at eight o’clock. The captain should order at seven “________”. (C)a. Make fastb. Single upc. Stand byd. All clear35.We’ll finish loading the trucks soon. Please get ready for ________. (A)a. lashingb. dischargingc. loadingd. tightening36.Li Ming ________ English books on deck every morning. (C)a. readb. readedc. readsd. reading37.Must we work on night shift today? No, you ________. (B)a. needb. needn’tc. mustn’td. shouldn’t38.They should ________ taken great care of. (C)a. beenb. beingc. bed. is39.I haven’t bought ________ toys for my children. (A)a. anyb. somec. ad. an40.We always have a lot of things ________during the voyage. (C)a. dob. doingc. to dod. does41.The dockers are busy ________ their work. (B)a. inb. withc. atd. by42.________ there much cargo in the warehouse? (B)a. Areb. Isc. Bed. Will be43.The officer asked him ________ a sharp lookout for the fishing boats. (A)a. to keepb. keepingc. keepsd. keep44.There is ________ Ocean-going Vessel in the harbor. (C)a. ab. thec. and. about45.I failed ________ Mr. Smith yesterday. (B)a. seeingb. to seec. sawd. seen46.Strict measures ________to keep them away form fire. (A)a. should be takenb. should takec. be takend. should been taken47.What ________ the safe working load of the derrick? (A)a. isb. bec. ared. has48.An automobile sling is used for ________. (D)a. lifting aircraft and helicoptersb. lifting any kinds of cargoc. lifting the heavy boxesd. lifting cars and trucks49.All cargo booms are ready to ________. (C)a. discharging cargob. be dischargingc. discharge cargod. be discharged cargo50.Watertight compartments are separated by ________. (D)a. engine roomsb. tweendecksc. dunnagesd. decks and bulkheads51.________ the clock 20 minutes ahead for local time. (C)a. Reduceb. Advancec. Adjustd. Tune52.Dense fog comes with bad visibility, fog signal bell must be kept ________at regulation intervals. (B)a. to gob. goingc. goesd. go53.The bridge deck and steering house need ________. (A)a. soap washingb. to wash with soapc. washed with soapd. soap washed54.The third officer takes over the watch_________the chief officer. (A)a. fromb. toc. ind. upon55.________ late for the meeting. (D)a. Not beb. Notc. Don’td. Don’t be56.Everything about the ship should be recorded in the ________ by the duty officer. (C)a. documentsb. paperc. logbookd. record57.Be careful when you ________ the derrick. (C)a. operatingb. operatesc. operated. operated58.Our ship will not sail today. What about ________ ashore? (A)a. goingb. to goc. god. going to59.The pilot launches are ________ blue with the “PILOT” in white. (A)a. paintedb. writtenc. writingd. paint60.When does a pilot say “ Make all lines fast”? ________ (D)a. The ship is about to be in positionb. The ship is very close to the berthc. The ship is on voyaged. The ship is in position61.There were no gangs ________ for Friday’s l oading. (C)a. possibleb. ablec. availabled. obtain62.What type of extinguisher should be used for an electric fire? ________. (A)a. CO2b. Formc. Waterd. Water and Form63.Hold No. 4 must be cleaned up to meet the ________ of the cargo surveyors. (C)a. rulesb. necessityc. requirementd. statute64.Timber can be stowed ________. (A)a. both on deck and in holdsb. only on deckc. only in holdsd. either on deck or in holds65.The stevedores are going to load your ship in ________ days, (B)a. fewb. a fewc. littled. a little66.The carpenter is directly responsible to ________.(D)a. the captainb. the bosunc. the third officerd. the chief officer67.________ care. The stevedores are handling dangerous cargo now. (A)a. Beb. Please to bec. To bed. Be for68.All of our export cargo is ________ examined before shipment. (B)a. thoughb. thoroughlyc. throughd. throughout69.Don’t stow the box ________. (B)a. downb. upside downc. up and downd. up70.You should ________ great care of this line. (D)a. makeb. havec. getd. take71.My ship will arrive ________Port Said ________ Sundays. (A)a. at/onb. in/atc. on/byd. to/in72.Vessels transiting the Canal must have their gangways and derricks ________. (D)a. readjustedb. removedc. loweredd. rigged in73.“Port a bit sluggish” means that ________. (B)a. port rudder answers very wellb. port rudder answers slowc. port ruder answers all rightd. port rudder answers back74.Please arrange for ________ to clean the holds before my vessel takes cereal. (D)a. cargo surveyorsb. stevedore gangsc. duty sailorsd. cleaning gangs75.You never work late, ________ you? (A)a. dob. don’tc. haven’td. are76.M. V. Utopia ________ the Atlantic to England next month. (C)a. shall acrossb. sail crossc. shall crossd. sail through77.Hooks ________ allowed for discharging the rice bags. (B)a. areb. are notc. is notd. is78.Besides Yokohama, M. V. Gaohe will also ________ at some other Japanese ports. (A)a. callb. visitc. getd. reach79.Is the pilot ladder all right at this ________? (C)a. higherb. highc. heightd. heighten80.“The anchor was heaved aweigh” means ________. (C)a. “The anchor was let go”b. “The anchor was foul”c. “The anchor was clear of the bottom”d. “The anchor leading abeam”81.The wheel’s order “port five” means that the ship is going to ________. (D)a. turn backb. turn aroundc. turn aboutd. alter course82.This windlass ________ now. (B)a. has repairedb. is under repairc. was repairedd. has been repaired83.I want a clamp. Could you ________ me one? (A)a. bringb. takec. carryd. acquire84.Although a ship usually has repair in a shipyard, ________ is also necessary. (A)a. the general repair on boardb. the voyage repairc. the annual repaird. the dock repair85.I think the hatch covers ________ all fixed up by you. (B)a. wasb. werec. bed. been86.“ Keep ________ to the beacon,” said the pilot. (D)a. lineb. directionc. backd. straight87.“NE” stands for ________. (B)a. east-northb. north-eastc. north and eastd. northeastern88.________ were brought back to ship from the sea. (A)a. The crewb. The crew memberc. A persond. The members89.We use ________ when proceeding in dense fog. (D)a. auto-steeringb. gyro-pilotc. rudder geard. hand-steering90.________ is the chain? (A)a. Howb. Whatc. How aboutd. What about91.________ is used for heaving up and slacking away the anchor and chain. (B)a. A winchb. A windlassc. A craned. A jumbo boom92.Are stevedores going to open the hatches ________ do we have to? (C)a. eitherb. whilec. ord. nor93.Being so nervous, He could ________ give helm orders. (A)a. hardlyb. cannotc. doesn’td. no94.Purser presents all the seaman’s books to the ________. (C)a. Pilotb. Customs Officerc. Immigration Officerd. Agent95.There is ________ in the holds keeping eyes opened to prevent theft. (D)a. watchmanb. watchmenc. a watchmend. a watchman96.Dry powder is used to put out ________. (A)a. electrical fireb. oil firec. common firesd. all kinds of fires97.The crew couldn’t get the fire ________, causing a great loss to the ship. (B)a. to controlb. under controlc. in controld. with control98. A small boat takes pilots to and from ships, it’s called a ________. (C)a. fishing boatb. tugc. pilot boatd. barge99.We expect to finish painting by Friday, if time pressing, the bosun can arrange________work for the sailors. (D)a. over timeb. over the timec. extra timed. overtime100.The chief foreman asked the stevedores not to forget to use separation nets to avoid ________ different lots of cargo. (C)a. mix inb. mix withc. mixing upd. mixing into101.When a ship is abandoned, all the crew members hearing the alarm sounding should put on___________.(C)a. the life jackets and carry the belongs firstb. the life jackets and carry the life buoy firstc. the life jackets and gather at master station firstd. the life jackets and board the life boat first102.It is ________ to remain in your present position. (A)A. dangerous b. dangerc. riskyd. risk103.The A. B. ________ with great care because of more coming and going ships and narrow passages in the harbor. (D)a. alter the rudderb. change the coursec. hand the wheeld. takes the wheel104.Are the holds of tanker the same as those on ________? (C)a. cargo dry shipb. dried cargo shipc. dry cargo shipd. ship dry cargo105.This is ________ American oil tank. (B)a. theb. anc. ad. one106.We called at New York ________ March 15. (A)a. onb. atc. ind. about107.It is ________ today than yesterday. (D)a. coldb. the coldestc. too coldd. colder108.The pilot is standing by ________. (A)a. usb. ourc. wed. ours109.He isn’t working now, ________ he? (C)a. isn’tb. doesc. isd. doesn’t110.This ship ________ two years ago. (D)a. builtb. buildc. was buildingd. was built111.These people are English ________. (B)a. seamansb. seamenc. seamanesed. seaman112.The captain always ________ orders on the bridge. (A)a. givesb. gavec. gived. given113.We have ________ fresh water. (D)a. not ab. anyc. lots ofd. no114.How ________ water is there in the tank? (A)a. muchb. manyc. aboutd. the115.This derrick is as ________ as that one. (B)a. wellb. goodc. betterd. best116.Rice can’t ________ in the rain. (A)a. be loadedb. loadedc. loadd. loads117.Is he ________ ordinary seaman? (B)a. ab. anc. thed. one118.These are not ferries. Those are not tugs, ________. (D)a. toob. alsoc. nord. either119.It’s time ________ a rest. (B)a. tob. to haveb. for d. for have120.Who is responsible ________ the ship? (D)a. withb. toc. atd. for121.There are two satellite navigators on board. One is for operation, ________ is in reserve. (C)a. the anotherb. the othersc. the otherd. others122.Where is your chief officer? He is on ________ floor. (C)a. the fiveb. fivec. the fifthd. fifth123.Our ship will leave here tomorrow morning. You ________ finish the work tonight. (A)a. have tob. shouldc. mayd. will124.How long ________ take to transit the Canal? (C)a. is itb. it willc. does itd. do it125.The agent ________ to come on board this afternoon. (C)a. will be sureb. surec. is sured. be sure126.Must we wait for the pilot here? No, you ________ not. (A)a. needb. willc. mayd. must127.The sailor on duty will do it by ________. (D)a. heb. themselvesc. oneselfd. himself128.Where ________ Xiao Wang and the second officer before lunch? (B)a. wasb. werec. ared. is129.We met the storm on the way here. The vessel ________ heavily. (D)a. roll and pitchb. is rolling and pitchingc. rolls and pitchesd. rolled and pitched130.Don’t worry. They will do ________ best to help you leave on time. (B)a. themb. theirc. ourd. your131.They have been officers ________ 1990. (C)a. forb. afterc. sinced. before132.It is one of ________ fairways we have ever sailed in. (A)a. the deepest and widestb. deepest and widestc. deeper and widerd. most deep and wide133.What type of extinguisher shouldn’t be used for an oil fire? It is _________. (C)a. CO2b. 1211c. Waterd. Sand134.The captain is _________ the ship. (D) (1)a. in overall command ofb. in charge ofc. responsible ford. all of the above135.“Have you seen Mike lately?”“He _________ here the other day.” (C)a. has beenb. beingc. wasd. will be136.When I came to see him yesterday afternoon, he _________ the trucks on deck.(D)a. has lashedb. was lashedc. lashesd. was lashing137.All those old wharves _________ down tomorrow. (A)a. will be knockedb. will knockc. will have knockedd. knock138.You won’t come on board the ship on time _________ you hurry. (B)a. exceptb. unlessc. withoutd. beside139.The crew in distress _________ by the helicopter. (C)a. are all savedb. is all savedc. were all savedd. was all saved140.Please don’t disturb him if he _________ busy with his painting work. (D)a. will beb. wasc. is beingd. is141.When a people are introduced for the first time. They usually greet each other with ________. (B)a. How are you?b. How do you do?c. Nice to see you again.d. Good morning.142.People usually greet each other with all of the following except for “________”. Da. Good morning!b. I’m glad to meet you!c. How are you?d. Good night.143.What’s ________ you? Aa. the matter withb. the matterc. the matters withd. matter144.We usually reply to “ How do you do?” with ________. (C)a. Hellob. How are you?c. How do you do?d. I’m fine, thank you.145.I’d like to ________ the railway station no later than 4:30. (A)a. arrive atb. arrive inc. getd. arrive146.When you meet a person who is ________ than you, a formal greeting should be used. (C)a. as oldb. the oldestc. much olderd. less older147.When you are leaving someone, you should say “________”. (A)a. Good-byeb. Good morningc. Good afternoond. Good evening148.An informal greeting is for meeting friends and people with ________ you are familiar. (B)a. whob. whomc. whosed. that149.You are a carpenter, ________? (D)a. do youb. don’t yo uc. are youd. aren’t you150.I’m ________ shipchandler. My name is John Smith. (B)a. anb. ac. thed. one151.A friend of ________ introduces his brother to me. (B)a. ib. minec. myd. me152.How is everything ________ you? Nothing special. (A)a. withb. forc. tod. about153.It’s very kind of you to see me ________ at the airport. (C)a. intob. afterc. offd. about154.I think we’ll finish ________ the hull this morning. (B) (4)a. to paintb. paintingc. paintd. being painted155.We are very grateful to you ________ your kindness. (D)a. aboutb. ofc. withd. for156.Would you mind ________ ashore with me this afternoon? (A)a. goingb. goesc. god. to go157.It’s the rush hour. I was held ________ by the heavy traffic. (B)a. onb. upc. byd. in158.Thank you for ________ you have done for us. (A)a. everythingb. nothingc. somethingd. anything159.It’s ten minutes ________ five. (C) (5)a. atb. afterc. tod. before160.________ is it now? It’s eight o’clock. (C)a. Howb. Whatc. What timed. How often161.We are to get to the pilot anchorage of the port ________ half past three this afternoon.(D)a. onb. byc. ind. at162.Our Captain started the voyage ________ March 15, 1958. (C)a. inb. atc. ond. by163.It’s nearly five o’clock afternoon . I’m not sure we can ________ the work today. (A)a. finishb. finishesc. to finishd. finishing164.It took me about half an hour to ________ the lesson. (B)a. go acrossb. go overc. go aroundd. go after165.Jane is ________ student to come to school this morning. (B)a. threeb. the thirdc. the threed. third166.Could you tell me ________? (B) (6)a. where is the nearest public telephoneb. where the nearest public telephone isc. is where the nearest public telephoned. the nearest public telephone is where 167.Excuse me , can you tell me ________ get the airport? (D)a. to howb. toc. howd. how to168.The Department Store is quite far from here, you’d better ________ a bus or a taxi.(A)a. takeb. takesc. to taked. taking169.When you go a strange place, you can use the following sentences for asking the way except for ________. (C)a. Excuse me, could you tell me the way to Ocean Hotel?b. Excuse me, can you tell me how to get to the airport?c. Excuse me, can you introduce the manager of your company to me?d. Excuse me, which is the nearest way to the Subway Station?170.________ will it take me to walk there? About half an hour. (B)a. What timeb. How longc. How oftend. How much171.I’m looking forward to ________ you again. Mr. White. (C) (7)a. seeb. seesc. seeingd. being seen172.We’ll have a small party this evening. Come and have a dinner ________ us. (D)a. forb. ofc. upond. with173.May I ________ Mr. Johnson, please? Just hold the line, please. (A)a. speak tob. speakc. speak atd. speak for174.We’d like ________ you to come on board. (A)a. to inviteb. invitec. to be invitedd. invites175.He ________ at the moment. (B)a. is outingb. is outc. outd. is out of176.May I have him ________ you back? (C)a. callsb. callingc. calld. to call177.A: Who is this ________? B: Li, his Chinese friend. (A)a. speakingb. talkingc. sayingd. hearing178.________ , is it possible to go there by bus? (D)a. By a wayb. by wayc. By thered. By the way179.Operator, Could you give me ________ of Jenny Agency at Owl Street? (C)a. numberb. numbersc. the numberd. the numbers180.You can ________ his number in the telephone directory. (D)a. look onb. look forc. look overd. look up181.I’m ________ a video recorder. Could you tell me where it is? (B) (8)a. look forb. looking forc. being looked ford. looks for182.Let’s ________. (D)a. go shopb. went shoppingc. goes shoppingd. go shopping183.What ________ for you? (C)a. do I canb. I can doc. can I dod. can do I184.Sometimes he ________ Winches on the deck. (A)a. repairsb. repairc. repairedd. repairing185.I want to buy ________ leather shoes (C)a. a piece ofb. a kind ofc. a pair ofd. a sort of186.________ does it cost? (D)a. How manyb. How pricec. How deard. How much187.May I ________ at the electric razor? (C)a. have look ab. have lookc. have a lookd. have a looking188.________ sometimes can save us both money and time. (B)a. The department storeb. The supermarketc. The electrical appliances departmentd. The grocery store189.________ is a large self-service store selling foods, household goods, etc. (A)a. The supermarketb. The grocery storec. The department stored. The monopoly store190.There are all kinds of goods ________ in the department store. (D)a. for saleb. salesc. saled. on sale191.Try to ________ smoking. It’s good for you. (C) (9)a. give inb. give awayc. give upd. give off192.Can you provide an ambulance for the patient to ________ to the hospital at once.? (B)a. takeb. be takenc. takingd. being taken193.I’d like to see ________ doctor. (A)a. ab. thec. and. one194.The patient ________ in hospital for treatment. (D)a. must staysb. must stayedc. must to stayd. must stay195.I advise you ________ too much. (A)a. not to smokeb. to not smokec. not smoke tod. smoke not to196.The quartermaster has got high fever ________ a few days. (C)a. sinceb. withinc. ford. in197.I’d like to fly to New York ________ Saturday, the 15th. (C) (10)a. atb. inc. ond. by198.We’ll go abroad to ________ a ship in Japan. (A)a. take overb. take afterc. take ind. take off199.Please ________ your around-trip ticket to me! (D)a. showsb. showingc. to showd. show200.When you travel to foreign countries, you have to pass ________. (B) (11)a. customb. the customsc. inspectiond. declaration201.The chief officer is in charge of the ________. (A)a. deck departmentb. service departmentc. engine departmentd. departments202.________ I see your passport? (C)a. Mightb. Shouldc. Mayd. Must203.Please read the instructions carefully before you________ the form. (D)a. fill awayb. fillc. fillingd. fill in204.What’s the ________ for excess baggage? (C)a. priceb. freightc. charged. money205.The Engine Department is under the leadership of the ________. (B)a. chief officerb. chief engineerc. purserd. captain206.How many departments are there on board? They are ________. (C)a. oneb. twoc. threed. four207.The carpenter and the bosun also belong to the ________. (A)a. deck departmentb. service departmentc. engine departmentd. department208.“ I am very fond ________ the roast goose at this restaurant”, said the Guest. (C)a. withb. forc. ofd. on209.I want to ________ a list of prohibited articles. (D)a. ask outb. ask aroundc. ask ind. ask for210.Your luggage is exempted ________ inspection. (A)a. fromb. forc. ond. by211.Could I ________ at the room. (D) (12)a. have lookb. have to lookc. have the lookd. have a look212.There ________ such a lovely view of the city. (C)a. areb. bec. isd. has213.I made a reservation and I’d like to ________. Do you have a single room with bath?(B)a. check outb. check inc. check ond. check up214.________ the cargo space is divided into tanks. (A)a. In liquid cargo shipsb. In dry cargo shipsc. In bulk carriersd. In multi-purpose vessels215.There was a little time before the ship sailed __________he stayed ashore longer.(A)a. sob. in order toc. becaused. but216.________ sail on regular routes and on a fixed timetable. (B)a. Trampsb. Linersc. Container shipsd. Ro/Ro ships217.Bulk carriers carry large quantities of loose cargo, therefore they have _________.(C)a. more than one tween deckb. a lot of decksc. large holdsd. lower tweendeck 218.________ run in all parts of the world where there is cargo for them to carry. (B)a. Linersb. Trampsc. General Cargo Shipsd. Cruiser219.There are ________ passenger ships today than there were thirty years ago. (C)a. a fewb. fewc. fewerd. most220.The ________ type of cargo ship is the tanker. (C)a. smallerb. largerc. largestd. smaller221.A container ship is ________ type of dry cargo carriers. (A)a. the most modernb. the most importantc. the most commond. the most beautiful 222.________ must be powerful enough to move ships of large size. (B)a. Bargesb. Tugsc. Life boatsd. LASH223..________ must be seaworthy as pilots go out in all weathers. (A)a. Pilot boatsb. Light shipsc. Ocean-going tugsd. Fishing boats224.The oil is pumped onto the ship at the loading port by ________ . (B) (14)a. ship’s own pumpsb. shore pumpsc. large drumsd. boiler feed pump 225.More and more general cargo is _________ containers. (C)A. put by b. put outc. put intod. put for226.The containers are loaded and unloaded by ________ . (C)a. ship’s heavy derrickb. fork trucksc. special cranes from wharfsided. jumbo booms227.We are loading inflammable cargo. No one ________ smoke on deck. (A)a. canb. can’tc. willd. may228.Containers are ________ loaded and unloaded. (A)a. more easilyb. easilierc. much easilyd. most easily229.The containers are stowed both ________ deck. (C)a. on top of or underb. on and alongc. above and belowd. either above or below 230.At the discharging port, the tanker pumps the oil ashore using ________. (C)。

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