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WorksheetsMarCom Quiz 2 (Final)
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is the resolution for “Guidelines for the avoidance of false distress alert”?
Res.A.814(19)
Res.A.819(14)
Res.A.813(19)
Res.A.819(13)
What is a “False Distress Alert”?
An intentional and misleading signal indicating an emergency situation.
An accidental notification of an emergency.
A genuine distress signal sent by mistake.
A notification of an emergency situation that turns out to be a false alarm.
What is the frequency for MF/HF Radio Telephony (R/T)?
2182 khz
2187.5 khz
Ch. 16
Ch. 70
Which channel do you broadcast the cancellation of false distress alert in VHF?
Ch. 16
Ch. 70
2182 khz
2187.5 khz
Which of the following options represents the frequency bands for HF equipment?
3 kHz - 30 kHz
30 kHz - 300 kHz
3 MHz - 30 MHz
30 MHz - 300 MHz
How can a false distress alert be canceled using Inmarsat C?
Send a cancellation message/draft with the same Unique Identifier as the original distress alert.
Wait for automatic cancellation after a predefined time period.
Power off the Inmarsat C terminal to halt the distress signal.
Contact the Inmarsat support team to manually cancel the alert.
Amver, the Automated Mutual-Assistance Vessel Rescue System, became mandatory reporting when a vessel is en route to US waters after the 9/11 attack primarily due to:
Enhancing maritime security measures to monitor vessel movements and potential threats.
Improving coordination between vessels and authorities for security and rescue purposes.
Strengthening the ability to identify and respond to suspicious or threatening maritime activities.
Ensuring a more vigilant and coordinated approach to preventing unauthorized entry into US waters.
What is an innocent passage reporting?
Reporting a vessel's entry through a designated security checkpoint.
Providing information about cargo onboard a vessel passing through international waters.
Reporting any suspicious activities observed during a vessel's passage through restricted maritime zones.
A notification submitted when a vessel navigates through territorial waters in accordance with international law.
What is a ship reporting system?
A system that tracks vessels for commercial purposes and cargo inventory.
A mechanism used by maritime authorities to monitor vessels for tax compliance.
A framework for vessels to report their positions, movements, and other relevant information to authorities for safety, security, or environmental purposes.
A platform utilized by shipping companies to report incidents of piracy or maritime crimes.
It is a ship reporting system designed to contribute to safety of life at sea and is operated by the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA).
AUSREP
JASREP
CHILREP
AMVER
What defines the importance of Telemedical Assistance Service (TMAS)?
Ensuring seamless communication for social interactions among seafarers during long voyages.
Providing access to entertainment and recreational activities for crew members onboard ships.
Offering immediate medical guidance and support to vessels at sea, enhancing emergency medical response and care.
Facilitating commercial transactions and financial operations for shipping companies.
What represents the role of RCC in SAR (Search and Rescue)?
Providing weather updates and navigational assistance to vessels.
Coordinating emergency medical evacuations for injured seafarers.
Conducting routine inspections of maritime vessels for safety compliance.
Overseeing and coordinating search and rescue operations, dispatching resources, and ensuring a swift and effective response to distress incidents at sea.
What is the general alarm of abandonship?
Continuous sounding of the ship's alarm bell or whistle.
Flashing red lights and announcements over the ship's public address system.
Seven short blasts followed by one long blast on the general alarm or ship's whistle and announcements over the ship's public address system.
Activating a distinctive siren sound that echoes throughout the vessel.
It is a type of report that should be sent within 24 hours of departure and subsequently at least every 48 hours until arrival.
Sailing Plan
Position Report
Deviation Report
Arrival Report
It is a type of report that should be sent whenever the Ship's position deviates 25 miles or more from the original track, or the port of destination is changed.
Sailing Plan
Position Report
Deviation Report
Arrival Report
