Planowanie podróży

Multiple Choice

True or False Salinity increases as ocean depth increases.

• True
• False

Open Ended

List the main differences between planning a voyage in oceanic waters, coastal waters, and pilotage waters.

Multiple Choice

What is the significance of the STCW 1978 and SOLAS 1974 conventions in the planning of a ship's voyage?

• They provide guidelines for ship construction.

• They set international standards for crew training and safety.

• They regulate port operations.

• They focus on passenger comfort.

Multiple Choice

Regular movements of water far below the oceans surface are called

• Warm Currents

• Deep Currents

• Shallow Currents

• Surface Currents

Multiple Choice

Compared with surface currents, deep currents are

• colder and less dense.
• warmer and less dense.
• warmer and denser.
• colder and denser.

Multiple Choice

Determine the contour interval:

• 5 m
• 10 m
• 15 m
• 20 m

Open Ended

How does proper appraisal and planning contribute to the safety and efficiency of a ship's voyage?

Multiple Choice

Which factors must be considered when planning a ship's voyage according to Resolution A 893(21), Annex 25?

• Weather conditions and crew meals

• Gathering necessary information, detailed route planning, monitoring, and plan execution

• Engine maintenance and fuel consumption

• Passenger entertainment and safety drills

Multiple Choice

What types of information should be collected during the planning of a ship's voyage?

• Only weather forecasts and crew schedules

• Ship equipment and construction, crew qualifications, certificates, maps, publications, climate data, and port information

• Passenger lists and entertainment options

• Cargo manifests and insurance documents

Fill in the Blank

Fill in the blank: The monitoring of a ship's position should involve checking the position using at least ___ different lines of position.

Open Ended

Explain how the monitoring of a ship's position should be conducted during the voyage.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following are important considerations when planning a voyage through oceanic waters?

• Possibility of using favorable ocean currents, risk of storms, visibility limitations, ballast exchange requirements

• Crew entertainment, port shopping options, ship decorations, internet connectivity

Open Ended

List three types of data that are important for voyage planning according to the provided materials.

Multiple Choice

Which publication provides information about the recommended ocean passages and hydrometeorological conditions for different ocean routes?

• Guide to Port Entry

• Ports of the World

• Ocean Passages for the World

• The Mariner’s Handbooks

Fill in the Blank

The formula for calculating air draft is: air draft = ___ - T

Multiple Select

Which of the following are considered when calculating the expected draft of a vessel before a voyage?

• Cargo type

• Water salinity

• Amount of fuel and water

• Weather forecast

Multiple Select

What are the main causes of squat effect in shallow waters?

• Increase in water temperature

• Lowering of water level around the hull

• Raising of water level near the bow and stern

• Increase in ship speed

Multiple Choice

Which dynamic factors must be considered when calculating the minimum water reserve for safe departure and arrival of a ship?

• Reserve for water level fluctuations and reduced depth due to underwater pipelines

• Dynamic reserve for ship speed and hull fullness, reserve for wave height and ship speed, and reserve for ship heel

• Reserve for ship width and length

• Reserve for weather conditions only

Open Ended

What are the three main elements of a comprehensive voyage plan for a ship?

Fill in the Blank

Fill in the blank: The abbreviation NLT stands for ___ in the context of safety margins on navigation maps.

Multiple Choice

Which details should be included in a graphical navigation plan presented on a map?

• Only the route and waypoints

• Route, waypoints, water reserve under the keel, details of turns, control points, speed change zones, abort points, reporting points, and other relevant information

• Route and speed zones only

• Waypoints and reporting points only

Open Ended

How can visual and radar identification of objects improve the safety of navigation, especially near turning points?

Multiple Choice

According to Bridge Team Management recommendations, what is the minimum depth contour that ships with a draft of 6-10 meters should avoid crossing?

• 5 meters

• 10 meters

• 20 meters

• 30 meters

Multiple Choice

Which method is used to determine the rudder laying point by using lateral and frontal shifts?

• Method of circulation diameter

• Method of lateral and frontal shifts

• Method of inertia

• Method of direct measurement

Fill in the Blank

Fill in the blank: The coefficient AC for very large vessels when considering inertia in rudder laying is ___ Mm.

Open Ended

Compare the method of circulation diameter and the method of lateral and frontal shifts for determining the rudder laying point. What are the main differences in their assumptions and applications?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following information should be included in the navigation plan to ensure safety?

• Only the direction of tidal currents

• Only the location of pilot boarding

• All relevant safety information such as speed change points, warnings, and environmental regulations

• Only the position for engine switching

Open Ended

What factors influence the frequency and method of position determination in a navigation plan?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a required column in the tabular form of a voyage plan?

• WP (Waypoint number)

• Name (Waypoint name)

• Course (Planned course)

• Weather (Forecasted weather)

Open Ended

Reflecting on what you have learned about voyage planning for ships, what do you think is the most important aspect to ensure a safe and efficient journey?

Multiple Choice

What are the main international conventions that regulate the planning of a ship's voyage, and what are their key requirements?

• STCW 1978 and SOLAS 1974; they require advance planning, use of navigational charts, and consideration of safety and environmental factors.

• MARPOL and ISM Code; they require only environmental protection measures.

• SOLAS 1974 and MARPOL; they focus solely on safety equipment checks.

• STCW 1978 and ISM Code; they require only crew certification.