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Mock Test - Unit 303 Marine Engineering

Total questions: 62

Worksheet time: 31mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the reason for connecting an engine to a Z drive?

a)

To allow for rapid changes in thrust direction and thus vessel direction. This eliminates the need for a conventional rudder.

b)

For generating the big wakes

c)

For maneuvering in shallow waters

d)

For maneuvering in shallow waters

2.

The Flashback Arrester on an Ocy-acetylene welder should be fitted between the

a)

Between the regulators and the hoses

b)

Between the regulators and the tanks

c)

Between the hoses and the regulators

d)

The check valves and the torch

3.

Which of the following is used to maintain domestic water pressure on a yacht?

a)

Calorifier

b)

Water Pump

c)

Gravity

d)

Hydraulic actuators

4.

What is the purpose of a trailing log on a boat?

a)

For measuring the speed of a vessel through the water

b)

For supporting the structure of the transom

c)

For measuring the depth of the water

d)

For marking the water line

5.

What is the purpose of a Gallery bolt?

a)

For fastening engines to wooden engine beds

b)

For use in boat framing

c)

For use in narrow rudders sections

d)

For use in scarf joints

6.

Which adhesive sealant is commonly used to secure marine glazing systems?

a)

Epoxy resin

b)

Polyurethane

c)

Casein

d)

PVA

7.

what is this?

a)

Female mould

b)

Female plug

c)

Male mould

d)

Male plug

8.

Dorade vents should remain water-tight how?

a)

An electrical sensor that detects water, and closes the vent

b)

By using a bedding and sealing coumpound to ensure no water can enter the vent

c)

By allowing air to pass relatively freely through the chambers, whilst trapping water in successive chambers to drain out the small holes

d)

A spring-loaded mechanism that closes the vent below as soon as water falls on it, and drains to let the water out.

9.

Fittings that are subject to heavy loadings should be fastened with?

a)

Blind bolts

b)

Through bolts

c)

Coach screws

d)

Round head screws

10.

The most effective method of fixing the position of a yacht at sea is by using

a)

Sextants

b)

Areollial

c)

Chart plotter

d)

Navigational charts

11.

What does the acronym EPIRB stand for?

a)

Emergency position indicating radio beacon

b)

Electronic position indicating radio beacon

c)

Emergency position indicating radar beacon

d)

Electronic position indicating radar beacon

12.

Which one of the following timber solutions contain copper naphthenate

a)

Varnish

b)

Paint

c)

Preservative

d)

Two-pack epoxy

13.

Which organisation is concerned solely with marine electrical installations is

a)

DTI

b)

BMEEA

c)

Lloyd's Register

d)

Boat safety scheme

14.

On a drawing scale of 1:50, 55mm represents a full size measurement of

a)

275m

b)

27.5m

c)

2.75m

d)

0.275m

15.

On an Oxyacetalyne gas set, the oxygen noses can be identified because they have which of the following?

a)

left-handed threads

b)

Left-handed threads and are maroon in colour

c)

Right-handed threads

d)

Right-handed threads and are blue in colour

16.

To cut steel, or sheets of steel, which of the following would I use?

a)

Jig

b)

Former

c)

Saddle

d)

Template

17.

Early warning of a leak where would the gas alarm sensor be

a)

Under the coach roof (Gas is lighterter than air)

b)

By the companionway (Gas is drawn to the opening

c)

In the bilge (Gas is heavier than air)

d)

By the cockpit drains (Gas is sucked in by the drains)

18.

Manganese changing colour to red/pink is a sign of

a)

Erosion

b)

Oxidation

c)

De-zincification

d)

Fatique

19.

What is a Sampson post used for

a)

A strong post at the bow that provides a strong attachment point for the anchor cable, or for mooring and towing warps

b)

A device to guide a line, rope or cable around an object, out of the way or to stop it from moving laterally.

c)

A machine used on ships that is used to let-out and heave-up equipment such as a ship's anchor or a fishing trawl.

d)

A tall upright post, spar, or other structure on a ship or boat, in sailing vessels, generally carrying a sail or sails.

20.

A type of vent that permits the passage of air in and out of the cabin or engine room of a boat while keeping rain, spray, and sea wash out is known as a

a)

Dorade

b)

Tabernacle

c)

Davit

d)

Seacock

21.

A covered opening in a ship's deck through which cargo can be loaded or access made to a lower deck is known as a

a)

Hatch

b)

Companionway

c)

Dorade

d)

Lazzarette

22.

Core materials are designed to

a)

Ensure that the laminate is thinner, and in turn, increasing the weight and reducing stiffness.

b)

Provide thickness to a laminate, and in turn, increase the stiffness keeping weight to a minimum.

c)

Provide Insulation to the vessel and keep it warm year-round.

d)

Provide grater bouncy to the vessel

23.

What type of drawing is shown here?

a)

General Arrangement Drawing

b)

Orthographic Drawing

c)

Isometric Drawing

d)

Construction Plan

24.

The measurement of the lateral main deck curvature is known as

a)

Beam

b)

Tumblehome

c)

Camber

d)

Freeboard

25.

An upright wall within the hull of a ship, particularly a watertight, load-bearing wall is known as a

a)

Deckhead

b)

Bulkhead

c)

Transom

d)

Bulkwall

26.

A view of the boat from both dead ahead and dead astern split in half is the

a)

Profile View

b)

Body Plan View

c)

Half-Breadth View

d)

Waterlinew View

27.

The abbreviation LBP stands for

a)

Lenth between points

b)

Liquified butane propane

c)

Length between parallels

d)

Length between perpendiculars

28.

Which conic section is shown here?

a)

Hyperbola

b)

Circle

c)

Elipse

d)

Parabola

29.

Which of these is a method os calculating the areas of irregular shapes?

a)

Newton's first law

b)

Simpson's First Rule

c)

Ohms Law

d)

Pythagoras Theorem

30.

What is the purpose of this tool?

a)

it locks in place

b)

it can lock into position to get a better grip

c)

it's a vise grip that helps to get stripped screws out

d)

it adds more pressure

31.

What is this tool called?

a)

bevel gauge

b)

angler

c)

time saver

d)

bevel thing

32.

An automatic electric bilge pump on a yacht must be installed with a

a)

Strainer and float switch

b)

Shut off valve and drainage pipe

c)

Strainer and remote switch

d)

Drainage pipe and remote switch

33.

The name given to the stiffening/support component linking a beam shelf and deck-beam is a

a)

Carlin

b)

Eking Piece

c)

Lodging Knee

d)

Hanging Knee

34.

Which of the following states the purpose of the squared section under the head of the bolt?

a)

Strengthen the head

b)

Prevents the bolt turning

c)

Allows the washer to bed in

d)

Allows it to be driven by a hammer

35.

The rust shown in the image is a result of

a)

Galvanic Corrosion

b)

Oxidation

c)

Electrolytic action

d)

Strong current

36.

Fixing a skin fitting below the waterline, which of the following sealants would used?

a)

Red lead and tallow

b)

Polyurethane mastic

c)

Silicone sealant

d)

Linseed Oil Putty

37.

Setting out rod should be drawn out to a scale of

a)

1:1

b)

1:4

c)

1:2

d)

1:5

38.

What is the method of planking used on the boat shown in the image?

a)

Clinker

b)

Cold Moulded

c)

Carvel

d)

Double Diagonal

39.

What is the method of planking used on the boat shown in the image?

a)

Clinker

b)

Carvel

c)

Cold Moulded

d)

Double Diagonal

40.

In the case of an emergency which of the following would be used when out of sight of land

a)

Torch

b)

Distress rocket

c)

Mirror

d)

Hand flare

41.

Which of the following the most used method of calculating area and volumes with curved edges?

a)

Rules of thumb

b)

Algebraic theorem

c)

Simpsons rule

d)

Pythagoras theorem

42.

The special tool used to mark out the holes for a bow thruster or house pipe is called a

a)

Spiler

b)

Dummy stick

c)

Scribe

d)

Shepherds crook

43.

Which of the following commonly used marine timbers is classified as a softwood?

a)

Balsa American

b)

Teak

c)

White Oak

d)

Sitka Spruce

44.

Which of the following plastics is classified as a thermo setting plastic?

a)

Epoxy

b)

Acrylic

c)

Polypropylene

d)

Polycarbonate

45.

A gallery bolt in traditionally wood boat construction features which one of the following?

a)

A round hole cut into the side of the engine beds

b)

Opening in the deck to enable an eye bolt to be attached

c)

A slot cut into a frame to allow a nut to be inserted

d)

An attachment to be fixed to the rigging

46.

A sailing boat with a yawl rig is defined as having which of the following?

a)

Two masts with the forward mast being taller that the aft

b)

Two masts with the aft masts being forward of the rudder

c)

Two masts with the aft mast being aft of the rudder post

d)

One mast with two head sails

47.

Which of the following timbers has the best steam bending properties?

a)

Teak

b)

Canadian Rock Elm

c)

Mahogany

d)

Columbian Pine

48.

In FRP marine construction ‘primary bonding’ are bond made between?

a)

Two previously cured or gelled laminated parts

b)

Laminates which have been cured for more than 12 hours

c)

Tack free laminated and successive in place lay-up

d)

Plies of reinforcement laid and cured the same time

49.

When building a traditional wooden yacht, which of the following applies to the stinger?

a)

It is removed after planking

b)

It remains until after planking

c)

It is removed after timbering

d)

It remains as a structural member

50.

Which of the following defects is most likely to occur during seasoning?

a)

Knots

b)

Bowing

c)

Waney Edge

d)

Thunder Shakes

51.

Oxide film which protects aluminum is

a)

Anodizing

b)

Sherardizing

c)

Galvanizing

d)

Electro plating

52.

When paying up the seams of a traditional wooden deck which compound would be used?

a)

Epoxy with black graphite filler

b)

Polyurethane

c)

Pitch

d)

Linseed oil

53.

A cutter rigged sailing vessel has

a)

Two head sails as separate stays

b)

A spinnaker

c)

One top sail

d)

A lead sail

54.

What is the primary purpose of bilge keels?

a)

Prevent rolling at sea and Protects hull when grounding

b)

Provides directional stability

c)

Prevent boat gaining leeway

d)

Provide ballast for the boat

55.

Staples are used in

a)

Carvel

b)

Cold moulded and double diagonal

c)

Clinker

d)

Plywood

56.

Which of the following is classed as non-ferrous metals?

a)

Stainless steel

b)

Cast iron

c)

Bronze

d)

Mild steel

57.

Coating Iron or Steel with a protective layer of zinc is

a)

Anodizing

b)

Electro plating

c)

Sherardizing

d)

Galvanizing

58.

The following yacht is a

a)

Sloop

b)

Cutter

c)

Ketch

d)

Yawl

59.

The following picture shows a

a)

Sloop

b)

Cutter

c)

Ketch

d)

Yawl

60.

Which of the following plastics is classified as a thermo-plastic?

a)

Epoxy

b)

Acrylic

c)

Vinylester

d)

Polyester

61.

Which of the following is classified as a softwood

a)

Douglas Fir

b)

American Oak

c)

Balsawood

d)

Iroko

62.

The following picture shows a

a)

Split pin and brace

b)

Windlass

c)

Pintle and Gudgoen

d)

Chain plate