Understanding Key Terms at Sea

What does suffocation refer to in the context of breathing?

• Suffocation is the inability to breathe due to lack of oxygen or airway obstruction.

• Suffocation is a condition caused by excessive oxygen intake.

• Suffocation refers to the feeling of being overly relaxed while breathing.

• Suffocation is the process of breathing in too much carbon dioxide.

Define the term stench.

• A strong, unpleasant smell.

• A method of cleaning surfaces.

• A type of food seasoning.

• A faint, pleasant aroma.

What are tubs used for on a ship?

• Tubs are used for navigation purposes on a ship.

• Tubs are primarily for cooking meals on a ship.

• Tubs serve as sleeping quarters for the crew on a ship.

• Tubs are used for holding water, storing supplies, or waste management on a ship.

What does the term passage mean in maritime context?

• A journey or route taken by a vessel through water.

• A type of vessel used for fishing.

• A specific type of maritime weather condition.

• A legal document for shipping goods.

Describe flying fishes and their unique ability.

• Flying fishes can swim at high speeds underwater.

• Flying fishes can glide above the water using their enlarged pectoral fins.

• Flying fishes are known for their ability to dive deep into the ocean.

• Flying fishes have wings that allow them to fly long distances.

What are observations meant to achieve?

• To gather data and inform decision-making.

• To summarize past events and experiences.

• To entertain and engage the audience.

• To create confusion and uncertainty.

What is a quadrant used for in navigation?

• To measure angles and determine position in navigation.

• To store navigational data and coordinates.

• To create maps and charts for navigation.

• To calculate speed and distance traveled.

What feeling does astonishment describe?

• Great surprise or wonder

• Mild annoyance

• Complete indifference

• Casual interest

What does curiosity signify in terms of learning?

• Curiosity leads to passive learning and memorization.

• Curiosity is a catalyst for active learning and deeper understanding.

• Curiosity is irrelevant to the learning process.

• Curiosity hinders critical thinking and analysis.

How can heightened emotions affect a person's experience?

• Heightened emotions can amplify perceptions, influence decisions, and alter interpersonal interactions.

• Heightened emotions only affect physical health.

• Heightened emotions lead to increased logical reasoning.

• Heightened emotions have no impact on decision-making.