NAV 7 Quiz 1

What is the primary goal of the appraisal stage in passage planning?

• To assess the crew's readiness for departure.

• To determine the distress for the journey.

• To calculate the fuel consumption for the trip.

• To gather all relevant info voyage information

Which of the following is NOT typically gathered during the appraisal stage?

• Nautical charts

• Tidal data

• Weather forecasts

• Norie’s Table

How many main stages are there in the passage planning process?

• 2

• 4

• 6

• 8

Which publication would you consult for navigational information about lights and buoys?

• Admiralty List of Radio Signals

• Admiralty List of Lights

• MARPOL Manual

• SOLAS Chapter V

What type of chart is used in electronic navigation systems like ECDIS?

• ENC (Electronic Navigational Chart)

• VNC (Visual Navigation Chart)

• PNC (Printed Navigational Chart)

• MSC (Marine Safety Chart)

Which organization is responsible for providing updates like Notices to Mariners?

• IMO

• Port Authority

• Hydrographic Office

• International Safety Management

What is a common risk of over-reliance on electronic data?

• Fuel sufficiency

• Fewer bridge team personnel

• Incomplete chart updates

• Enhanced route clarity

Why is pilotage information important during appraisal?

• It improves engine room operations

• It identifies engine fuel levels

• It ensures well port entry

• It monitors weather changes

What is a best practice when gathering appraisal information?

• Use paper charts

• Use ENC

• Rely on the Bridge team and captain personal experiences

• Use multiple, updated, and reliable sources

What could happen if the appraisal stage is poorly executed?

• Increase crew fatigue and workload

• Increased risk of accidents and inefficiency

• Improved voyage time

• Better port reception