Q.1 How many units are there in the textbook?

• 5

• 8

• 10

• 12

Q.2 Where was this book originally printed?

• Japan

• Germany

• UK

• USA

Q.3 Which of the following topics is NOT in the textbook?

• Ship Handling

• Emergencies

• Ship Repair

• Meteorology

Q4 In the Information for partner section what is the name of the ship you are on if you are doing exercise 11, page 44?

• MV Jonah

• Hakudu Maru

• Sea Cucumber

• MV Mary Lou

Q.5 What type of activity is the introduction section of each unit?

• A Quiz

• A Review

• A Group Discussion

• An Assignment

Q.6 On page 10, in 1995 why did the IMO establish English as the international language of the sea?

• because English is easy to learn

• because most seafarers come from English speaking countries.

• because many accidents were caused by seafarers not understanding English

• because most officers speak English

Q.7 In the speaking activities in Level 1 Unit 2B who do you need to work with?

• by yourself

• with a partner

• with a group

• with the whole class

Q.8 Page 10 describes the English level of the book. What level is the Level 1 lessons in the textbook?

• CEFR A2 (Pre Intermediate)

• CEFR B1 (Intermediate)

• CEFR B2 (Upper Intermediate)

• CEFR C1 (Advanced)

Q.9 On which page do you read about Pirate Attacks?

• page 22

• page 37

• page 61

• page 105

Q.10 What vocabulary will you learn in Level 1 Unit 1A?

• Ship parts & engine orders

• People & SMCP's

• Engine orders & SMCP's

• Ship parts & people