marcom quiz 1 midterm 1531

What should you do if there is an unexpected change in navigation equipment readings?

• Ignore it

• Try to fix it yourself

• Use alternative equipment and ensure safe navigation

• Wait for the next officer to take over

If the radar or GPS fails, what is the correct action?

• Continue navigating without it

• Use alternative equipment and ensure safe navigation

• Wait until the next scheduled maintenance

• Ignore the failure and proceed

What should you do if you receive a distress signal on any channel?

• Ignore it if it's not from your vessel

• Respond appropriately and take necessary action

• Log it and continue with your duties

• Wait for further instructions

In case of loss of communication on primary radio channels, what is the appropriate action?

• Switch to secondary channels without informing anyone

• Use alternative communication methods and ensure safe navigation

• Wait for the communication to restore

• Use hand signals

What should you do if severe weather is forecasted and alarms indicate potential navigational issues?

• Ignore the alarms

• Take immediate action to ensure the safety of the vessel

• Wait until the weather improves

• Continue with normal operations

If you are unsure about the cause of an alarm, what should you do?

• Ignore it

• Investigate the cause and take appropriate action

• Wait for it to stop

• Try to figure it out yourself

What is the first step you should take when an alarm sounds?

• Ignore the alarm

• Take immediate action based on your training

• Wait for the alarm to stop

• Call another officer

How should you communicate when reporting an alarm?

• Vaguely describe the situation

• Provide clear and concise information

• Only mention the alarm type

• Wait until asked for details

What additional instructions might be included in night orders regarding alarms?

• Ignore all alarms at night

• Immediate action for any alarms due to reduced visibility

• Only notify if the alarm is loud

• Wait until morning to report alarms

What should you do if restricted visibility is encountered or expected?

• Continue at the same speed

• Use the whistle or engine to signal your presence

• Ignore it if you are confident in your navigation skills

• Wait until visibility improves