水手英语练习题
水手英语试题模拟
水手英语试题模拟一、听力理解（共20分）1. 听下面一段对话，从A、B、C三个选项中选择正确的答案。
对话内容：[此处省略对话录音和文本](1) 问：对话中提到的天气如何？A. 晴朗B. 多云C. 有雨(2) 问：对话中两位水手讨论了什么？A. 航海路线B. 船只维护C. 货物装载2. 听下面一段独白，回答以下问题。
独白内容：[此处省略独白录音和文本](1) 问：独白中提到的船只目的地是哪里？A. 纽约B. 伦敦C. 悉尼(2) 问：独白中提到的船只预计何时出发？A. 明天B. 后天C. 大后天二、词汇与语法（共30分）1. 从下列选项中选择正确的词汇填空。
(1) The captain gave orders to change the _______.A. compassB. rudderC. sail(2) The crew must _______ the ship before leaving port.A. inspectB. repairC. clean2. 用所给单词的正确形式填空。
(1) The weather forecast _______ (predict) heavy rain tonight.(2) The sailors _______ (prepare) the lifeboats in case of emergency.三、阅读理解（共30分）阅读下面的文章，回答以下问题。
文章内容：[此处省略文章文本](1) 问：文章中提到的主要航海挑战是什么？(2) 问：文章中提到的航海技术革新对水手的影响是什么？(3) 问：文章中提到的航海安全措施包括哪些？四、写作（共20分）根据以下情景写一篇短文。
情景：你是一名水手，描述一次难忘的航海经历，包括遇到的天气情况、船员的应对措施以及你个人的感受。
要求：字数不少于200字，使用正确的航海术语，条理清晰，语言流畅。
请在规定时间内完成以上试题，祝你好运。
水手英语
水手英语历届题库一、判断题：150题T为正确F为错误（F）1.“Finished with wheel ！”是表示“用车完毕”。
（T）2.“Course again !”表示恢复到原航向。
（T）3.“Follow the ship ahead !”表示跟着前面的船走。
（F）4.听到“What rudder?”答：”My course is two five.”（F）5.问：“What is your course ?”答：”My course is two five.”（T）6.“Port ten”是指舵保持在左10°。
（F）7.“Starboard ten”是指左舵10°。
（F）8.“Ease to five”是指舵角减小5°并保持。
（T）9.“Ease to five”是指舵角减小至5°并保持。
（F）10.“Hard a port”是指舵全部保持向右。
（T）11. “Hard a starboard”是指舵全部保持向右。
（T）12. “Steer 154”是表示：走154度。
（T）13. “Midships”是指舵保持在航首尾线位置。
（F）14.“Mind your wheel”是指：改变航向。
（T）15.“Steady so”是指尽快减小船的摆动。
（T）16.如果船舶舵效果很好，我们可以说“Answer all right”.（F）17.“Finished with engine”的含义是：用舵完毕！（F）18.“Ring off engine”是表示：用车完毕。
（F）19.“Half ahead”是指主机以最大的转速向前推进。
（T）20.“Dead slow estern”意思是：微速后退。
（F）21.“Heave in easy”是指“Heave lines easily”.（F）22.尾缆太大了，应该如何调整：“Take it in”.（F）23.The line is slack , give us plenty of slack.（T）24.“Hold on the breast line”意思是：刹住横缆。
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。
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。
水手英语练习题
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 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 ships13._______ 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 pumps19._______ 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?C. 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 bulkheadsDA. 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 work36.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. RiceB42.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. EaseA48.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.D. 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. goesCB. 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. torchA. 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. works71.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. up77.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. when83.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 onB89.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. HelloD. 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 forAB. How priceC. How dearD. How much D。
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)。
值班水手水手英语模拟试卷一
水手英语模拟试卷一1．Run in all parts of the word where there is cargo for them to carry. A. liners B. tramps C. container ships2．A V.H.F set makes communications between .A. ship and shoreB. shore and shipC. both A and B3．careful. The stevedores are handing dangerous cargo.A. Y ouB. BeC. Please to be4．Don’t leave the lashing tools about.A. lieB. lyingC. laying5．is used in fresh water tanks and double bottom tanks.A. V anishB. CementC. Bitumen6．is used in bilges and peak tanks.A. BitumenB. PaintC. Cement wash7．Primer coats are applied to a bare metal surface to give protection againstA. rustB. dirtC. dust8．A ship’s bottom is given a coating of which contain poison.A. varnishB. anti-fouling paintC. boot-topping paint9．The is used to thin the paint , if the paint is thick.A. thinnerB. waterC. oil10．Apply to coats of red lead primer and topside paint the forecastle deck.A. forB. withC. to11．Paint is stowed in the paint .A. cabinB. lockerC. room12．Scrapers are used to the rust on the plates.A. removeB. moveC. shift13．The winch at Hatch No.1 is trouble.A. onB. byC. in14．The gooseneck is .Stop using it at once.A. bendB. bentC. band15．Stow the derricks before sailing.A. fore and aftB. up and downC. port and starboard16．is used for lifting long heavy cargoes.A. derrickB. craneC. jumbo boom17．A can give power to hoist or lower the cargo.A. cargo winchB. lift winchC. derrick18．We can remove the heavy rust on the plate with a .A. scraperB. hammerC. chipping hammer19．Loose paint and scale are remove with .A. a chipping hammerB. a scraperC. a lining brush20．Before an area can be repainted, preparation is .A. goodB. uselessC. necessary21．The patches should be wiped clean before paint is .A. appliedB. suppliedC. placed22．The rusty plates should be scraped and brushed to .A. cleanB. smooth surfaceC. bare metal23．Finally ,a wire brush should be used on all bare to remove the last of the scale.A. metalB. woodC. cement24．After leaving the port, we used to clean the empty holds and decks.A. fresh waterB. sea waterC. both A and B25．Y ou’d better use to remove the oil on the plates.A. waterB. sandC. saw dust26．Manila rope is than sisal rope.A. cheaperB. more expensiveC. less expensive27．Manila rope can be used mooring and handling cargoes.A. forB. toC. by28．In stowage, keep nylon away heat and strong chemicals.A. fromB. toC. with29．All cargo wires need to be .A. greasedB. oiledC. washed30．Synthetic fiber rope is made from .A. nylon fiberB. natural fiberC. man-made fibers31．The has a lot of knowledge and practical experienced in seamanship.A. bosunB. A.BC. carpenter32．The carpenter is directly responsible to the .A. captainB. chief officerC. bosun33．must know the locations as well as the operations of the life-saving and fire-fighting appliances.A. All officersB. All engineersC. All the crew34．Fire and boat are carried out periodically.A. drillsB. activitiesC. works35．When the alarm is sounded the crew shall put their clothes and muster at stations immediately.A. inB. onC. out36．A small boat takes pilots to and from ships, it is called a .A. tugB. bargeC. pilot boat37．must be seaworthy as pilots go out in all weathers.A. Pilot boatsB. Light shipsC. Oceangoing tugs38．must be powerful enough to move ships of large size.A. bargesB. tugsC. pilot boats39．The bosun is responsible for .A. sailor’s workB. sound the tanks and bilgesC. stowage of the cargoes40．The tonnage of some supertankers is over dwt.A. 50,000B. 1,000,000C. 5,000,00041．Sailor’s work is done by the rating under the supervision of the .A. carpenterB. bosunC. second officer42．Which of the following port is the port of America?A. ShanghaiB. San FranciscoC. Singapore43．The fore part of a ship is called .A. the sternB. the bowC. the bridge44．At the fore end of the hull is .A. fresh water tankB. the fore peak tankC. ship’s peak tank45．Double bottom tanks are in the space between the and the bottom of the hull.A. tanksB. holdsC. cabins46．The sailor’s work consist of .A. clanging work、painting workB. repair work、painting workC. painting work 、cleaning work and repair work etc.47．Roll-on/roll-off ships are with ramps.A. workedB. stoppedC. equipped48．should be used when a ship is proceeding in shallow waters.A. Radio direction finderB. VHF setC. Echo Sounder49．on head line.A. CatchB. TakeC. Hold50．the line tight.A. keepB. makeC. have。
水手英语试题库及答案
水手英语试题库及答案一、选择题1. Which of the following is the correct way to call a ship by radio?A. Hello, this is ship Alpha Bravo Charlie.B. This is ship Alpha Bravo Charlie calling.C. Ship Alpha Bravo Charlie, calling anyone.D. Alpha Bravo Charlie, ship calling.2. What does the term "dead in the water" mean?A. The ship is sinking.B. The ship is stationary and not moving.C. The ship is moving very slowly.D. The ship is lost and cannot be found.3. What is the standard speed measurement used in maritime navigation?A. Kilometers per hour.B. Nautical miles per hour.C. Knots.D. Miles per hour.4. What does the abbreviation "LOA" stand for?A. Length Over All.B. Length of Arrival.C. Length of Anchor.D. Length of Approach.5. When should a ship change its course to avoid a collision?A. When the other vessel is on the port side.B. When the other vessel is on the starboard side.C. When the other vessel is ahead.D. When the other vessel is astern.二、填空题6. The international maritime signal flag for "I require a pilot" is _______.7. The term "____" is used to describe a ship that is listing to one side.8. A "____" is a device used to measure the depth of water.9. The "____" is the part of a ship that is below the waterline.10. "____" is the term used for the distance a ship travelsin a straight line from one point to another.三、简答题11. Explain the difference between "port" and "starboard" in maritime navigation.12. Describe the procedure a ship should follow when enteringa port.13. What are the main components of a ship's navigation bridge?14. What is the significance of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) in global shipping?15. How does a ship's draft affect its navigation?四、阅读理解题16. Read the following passage and answer the questions that follow:"The maritime industry is a crucial part of global trade, with ships transporting goods across the world's oceans. Navigation is a complex process that requires knowledge of the sea, weather, and the rules of the road at sea. Ships must maintain a safe distance from each other to avoid collisions and must be able to communicate effectively with other vessels and ports. The use of advanced technology, such as GPS and radar, has greatly improved the safety and efficiency of maritime navigation."a. What is the primary function of the maritime industry?b. What are some challenges faced by ships during navigation?c. What role does technology play in modern maritime navigation?五、作文题17. Write an essay on the importance of effective communication in maritime operations. Discuss the different modes of communication used at sea and how they contribute to the safety and efficiency of shipping.答案：一、选择题1. B2. B3. C4. A5. B二、填空题6. Alpha7. List8. Sounding lead9. Keel10. Dead reckoning三、简答题11. Port refers to the left side of a ship when facing forward, while starboard refers to the right side. These terms are used to indicate directions relative to the ship's orientation.12. When entering a port, a ship should follow the local regulations, communicate with the port authority, and navigate carefully to avoid obstacles and other vessels.13. The main components of a ship's navigation bridge include the steering console, communication equipment, navigation instruments, and a chart table.14. The IMO sets global standards for ship safety, security, and environmental performance to ensure safe and efficient shipping practices worldwide.15. A ship's draft affects its navigation by determining the depth of water it can safely navigate, which in turn influences its route and the ports it can visit.四、阅读理解题16. a. The primary function of the maritime industry is to facilitate global trade by transporting goods across the world's oceans.b. Some challenges faced by ships during navigation include maintaining a safe distance from other vessels to avoid collisions and effectively communicating with other ships and ports.c. Technology plays a crucial role in modern maritime navigation by improving safety and efficiency through the use of advanced tools like GPS and radar.五、作文题17. [学生需根据题目要求自行撰写作文]。
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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 officer34.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. tweendecks39.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 ondeck.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。