1.port anchor is foul. A. The port anchor is clear of the sea bottom. B.The port anchor has its own cable twisted around it. C.the port anchor is back in the hawse pipe. D.the port anchor is just above the water surface.



Q1: What are they most probably doing? A.They are conducting anchoring operations. B. They are conducting berthing operations. C. They are conducting mooring operations. D. They are conducting helm orders.



4. S1:chief, report anchor chain condition. S2:one shackle in water, leading ahead slowly. Q: How is chain leading? A. The cable is up and down. B. The cable is leading forward. C. The cable is leading aft. D. The cable is leading abeam.



Q3: How is chain leading? A.up and down B. Leading forward C.leading aft. D.leading beam


Q4:What does “brought up” mean in the dialogue? A.The anchor has its own cable twisted around it. B. The anchor is firmly secured in the ground. C.The anchor is moving along the sea bottom. D.The anchor is moving over the sea bottom involuntarily.



2.Anchor is aweigh. A.the anchor is back in the pipe. B.The anchor is clear of the bottom. C.the anchor is crossed. D.the anchor is not clear.




1.S1:stand by for letting go port anchor. Slow astern. S2:slow astern. Engine slow astern. S1:well, how is chain leading? S2:leading forward. S1:OK. Is she brought up? S2:yes, she is brought up.Βιβλιοθήκη
3. S1: How is chain leading? S2:up and down. Q: What does the second speaker mean? A. The cable is up and down. B. The cable is leading forward. C. The cable is leading aft. D. The cable is abeam.




4.We will dredge both anchors. A.both anchors will move the sea bottom involuntarily.. B.both anchors will move along the sea bottom to control the movement of the vesse. C.both anchors will move without any directions. D.both anchors will remian stationary.


5.Walk back the starboard anchor. A.lift the starboard anchor into hawse pipe. B.lower the starboard anchor out of the hawse pipe. C.ease the cable of the starboard anchor. D.heave in the cable of the starboard anchor.



Q2: Which anchor is prepared? A.both anchors are prepared. B. Port anchor is prepared. C.starboard anchor is prepared. D.either port or starboard anchor is prepared.


2. S1:Stand by port anchor for letting go. S2:roger. Stand by port anchor for letting go. Q: What are the speakers talking about? A.they are talking about berthing instructions. B. they are talking about Sailing Directions. C. they are talking about mooring operations. D. They are talking about anchoring operations




1.S1: Tide is rising now. Let’s stand by starboard anchor. S2: Stand by starboard anchor. Q: which statement is true? A.tide is slack. B.tide is falling. C. starboard anchor will be stand-by. D.port anchor will be stand-by.



3.Let go both anchors and dredge them. A.we will stand by both anchors. B.we will hold on both anchors. C.we will drag both anchors. D.We will dredge both anchors.





5.S1:heave up anchor. S2:anchor is heaved up. Q: What is the state of the anchor? A.anchor is foul. B. anchor is aweigh. C.anchor is secured. D.anchor is clear.