Maritime English (N4) UTS

What is the main body of the ship that provides buoyant capability?

• Mast

• Hull

• Deck

• Rudder

Which part of the ship is designed to be narrow to minimize resistance as it moves through water?

• Bridge

• Stern

• Port

• Bow

Where is the area of the ship located from which it is commanded?

• Mast

• Cargo Hold

• Engine Room

• Bridge

What is the flat piece attached to the stern of the ship used to steer the vessel?

• Stern

• Bow

• Rudder

• Propeller

Which part of the ship converts rotational power from the engine into forward thrust?

• Mast

• Rudder

• Propeller

• Hull

Where is the back part of the ship located that often houses machinery like propellers and rudders?

• Port

• Stern

• Bow

• Bridge

What is the left side of the ship when facing forward towards the bow called?

• Hull

• Deck

• Starboard

• Port

Which part of the ship is responsible for storing cargo below the deck?

• Mast

• Rudder

• Cargo Hold

• Engine Room

What is the importance of prompt communication when making formal excuses?

• It shows professionalism

• It demonstrates empathy

• It is unnecessary

• It implies negligence

How should one handle farewells in a professional context?

• Provide criticism

• Avoid expressing appreciation

• Personalize goodbyes

• Focus on the negative aspects