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Quiz 3

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 22mins

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Class
Date
1.

How many climate zones are included in the Köppen classification system?

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

6

2.

Which Köppen climate zone is identified based on dryness rather than temperature?

a)

A (Tropical)

b)

B (Arid/Dry)

c)

C (Temperate)

d)

D (Continental)

3.

What marks the longest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere?

a)

Winter solstice

b)

Spring equinox

c)

Summer solstice

d)

Autumn equinox

4.

During an equinox, what happens to the length of day and night?

a)

Days are longer than nights

b)

Nights are longer than days

c)

Day and night are approximately equal in length

d)

It depends on the hemisphere

5.

What happens when the Moon is closer to Earth?

a)

High tide occurs

b)

Low tide occurs

c)

The ocean currents slow down

d)

Climate zones change

6.

Differentiate ONE (1) difference between tropical rainforest and tropical savannah

climates. (2 marks)

(a)  

7.

State TWO (2) seasons typically experienced in tropical climates. (2 marks)

(a)  

8.

Define ‘tidal force’. (2 marks)

(a)  

9.

Compare ONE (1) effect of roll and pitch on a ship’s stability. (2 marks)

(a)  

10.

State TWO (2) human activity that contributes the most to climate change. (2 marks)

(a)  

11.

According to COLREGs Rule 19, what should a vessel do when it detects another vessel by radar in restricted visibility?

a)

Ignore the vessel and proceed as usual

b)

Determine if there is a risk of collision and take avoiding action if necessary

c)

Increase speed to pass the vessel quickly

d)

Stop immediately and wait for better visibility

12.

What is the key difference between an incident and an accident?

a)

An incident causes damage without injury, while an accident results in injury or illness

b)

Both have the same meaning

c)

An incident results in injury, while an accident does not

d)

An incident always occurs at sea, while an accident occurs at port

13.

What is a man overboard situation?

a)

When a ship is hijacked

b)

When a ship runs aground

c)

When an anchor is lost at sea

d)

When a crew member falls into the sea

14.

Why are fires onboard ships particularly dangerous?

a)

Firefighting equipment is unavailable on ships

b)

The ocean water makes it difficult to put out fires

c)

They spread quickly due to confined spaces and flammable materials

d)

Ships do not have emergency response plans

15.

What is the main cause of capsizing?

a)

Instability due to improper loading or extreme weather conditions

b)

Faulty navigation equipment

c)

Poor ventilation

d)

Engine failure

16.

State FOUR (4) key rules of COLREGs that help prevent ship collisions. (4 marks)

(a)  

17.

State TWO (2) common hazards at ports that can lead to accidents. (2 marks)

(a)  

18.

Discuss FOUR (4) impacts of piracy attacks on global maritime trade and security. (4 marks)

(a)