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WorksheetsCOLREGs General Quiz
Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 21mins
What is the application of Rule 1?
It applies to all vessels
It applies only to commercial vessels
It applies only to recreational vessels
What does Rule 2 state about responsibility?
Vessels must avoid collisions
Vessels have no responsibility
Only the stand-on vessel has responsibility
What are the general definitions provided in Rule 3?
Definitions of terms used in the rules
Definitions of vessel types
Definitions of navigational aids
What is the application of Rule 4?
It applies to vessels in sight of one another
It applies to vessels in any condition of visibility
It applies only to vessels in restricted visibility
What does Rule 5 require regarding look-out?
Vessels must maintain a proper look-out
Look-out is optional
Only the captain must keep a look-out
What is the safe speed according to Rule 6?
Speed that allows for safe maneuvering
Maximum speed allowed
Minimum speed required
What does Rule 7 state about the risk of collision?
Vessels must assess the risk of collision
There is no risk of collision
Only large vessels need to assess risk
What action should be taken to avoid collision as per Rule 8?
Take early and substantial action
No action is required
Only the give-way vessel must act
What does Rule 9 cover regarding narrow channels?
Vessels must navigate safely
Vessels can speed through narrow channels
Only one vessel can enter a narrow channel at a time
What is the purpose of Rule 10?
To manage traffic separation schemes
To allow vessels to collide
To define vessel types
What does Rule 11 state about vessels in sight of one another?
They must maintain a proper look-out
They can ignore other vessels
Only the larger vessel has priority
What is the requirement for sailing vessels according to Rule 12?
They must keep out of the way of power-driven vessels
They have no special requirements
They must always sail at maximum speed
What does Rule 13 state about overtaking?
The overtaking vessel must keep clear
The overtaken vessel must keep clear
Both vessels must stop
What is the head-on situation as per Rule 14?
Both vessels must alter course to starboard
Both vessels must maintain course
Only one vessel must alter course
What does Rule 15 state about crossing situations?
The give-way vessel must take action
The stand-on vessel must take action
Both vessels must stop
What action must a give-way vessel take according to Rule 16?
Take action to avoid collision
Maintain course
Speed up
What does Rule 17 state about the stand-on vessel?
It must maintain its course and speed
It can change course at any time
It must stop
What are the responsibilities between vessels as per Rule 18?
Different vessels have different responsibilities
All vessels have the same responsibilities
Only commercial vessels have responsibilities
What does Rule 19 cover regarding restricted visibility?
Conduct of vessels in restricted visibility
Vessels can ignore rules in restricted visibility
Only large vessels are affected
What is the application of Rule 20?
It applies to lights and shapes
It applies to sound signals
It applies to navigation aids
What does Rule 21 define?
Definitions of lights and shapes
Definitions of vessels
Definitions of navigational aids
What is the visibility of lights according to Rule 22?
Lights must be visible from a certain distance
Lights can be turned off
There are no visibility requirements
What does Rule 23 state about power-driven vessels underway?
They must display proper lights
They can ignore rules
They must stop
What does Rule 24 cover regarding towing and pushing?
Requirements for vessels engaged in towing
Towing is prohibited
Only commercial vessels can tow
What does Rule 25 state about sailing vessels underway?
They must display proper lights
They can ignore rules
They must stop
What does Rule 26 state about fishing vessels?
They must display proper lights
They can ignore rules
They must stop
What does Rule 27 state about vessels not under command?
They must display proper lights
They can ignore rules
They must stop
What does Rule 28 state about vessels constrained by their draught?
They must display proper lights
They can ignore rules
They must stop
What does Rule 29 state about pilot vessels?
They must display proper lights
They can ignore rules
They must stop
What does Rule 30 state about anchored vessels?
They must display proper lights
They can ignore rules
They must stop
What does Rule 31 state about seaplanes?
They must display proper lights
They can ignore rules
They must stop
What does Rule 32 define?
Definitions of sound signals
Definitions of vessels
Definitions of navigational aids
What does Rule 33 state about equipment for sound signals?
Requirements for sound signal equipment
Equipment is optional
Only commercial vessels need equipment
What does Rule 34 cover regarding maneuvering and warning signals?
Requirements for signals
Signals are optional
Only large vessels need signals
What does Rule 35 state about sound signals in restricted visibility?
They must be used appropriately
They can be ignored
Only large vessels need to use them
What does Rule 36 state about signals to attract attention?
They must be used appropriately
They can be ignored
Only large vessels need to use them
What does Rule 37 state about distress signals?
They must be used appropriately
They can be ignored
Only large vessels need to use them
What does Rule 38 cover regarding exemptions?
Certain vessels may be exempt from rules
No exemptions are allowed
Only commercial vessels can be exempt
What does Annex I cover?
Positioning and technical details of lights and shapes
Details of vessels
Details of navigational aids
What does Annex II cover?
Additional signals for fishing vessels
Details of vessels
Details of navigational aids
What does Annex III cover?
Technical details of sound signal appliances
Details of vessels
Details of navigational aids
What does Annex IV cover?
Distress signals
Details of vessels
Details of navigational aids
