SEAM 5 Midterm Quiz

A vessel will continue to travel forwards after the main engines have been stopped is _____.

• head reach

• drag

• pitch

• cavitation

The forward motion of the ship from the moment that she starts to turn.

• advance

• transfer

• list

• drag

The distance which the vessel will move perpendicular to the fore and aft line commencement of turn.

• transfer

• way

• set

• yaw

Is the angle between the tangent to the turning circle at any point and the fore and aft line of the ship.

• drift angle

• reach

• transfer

• pitch

The distance traveled perpendicular to your original heading from which you put your rudder over until your rudder differs by 90 degrees is _____.

• transfer

• pivot

• advance

• diameter

It is the transfer for a turn of 180 degrees which is almost equal to the maximum transfer.

• tactical diameter

• track reach

• side reach

• stopping distance

Size of the _____ increases as the under-keel clearance reduces

• turning circle

• pivot point

• rudder

• propeller

Rudder angle is the most one that affect the _____.

• turning circle

• diameter

• structural

• drift

During a turn under steady engine power. What would be the ship speed?

• reduce

• increase

• the same

• steady

Stopping distance for a _____ ship may be up to three times the stopping distance when in ballast.

• loaded

• ballasted

• unloaded

• ballast