International Convention that gave immunity to hospital ships in time of war, and formulates rules for the settlement of International disputes :

International Convention defining the minimum standards for merchant ships.

The total internal volume of the ship in units of 100 cu. ft. is called :

The owner of the vessel must keep the ship in a seaworthy condition, and hire may cease when the vessel becomes unfit to perform her voyage .this is true with :

The horizontal line which represents the center of the disc or the summer loadline should be 18 inches or :

The depth of a vessel below the waterline measured vertically to the lowest part of the hull or other reference point :

Permission or license granted by the port medical authorities to a vessel upon arrival from a foreign port :

The price paid to a shipowner for the transportation of goods or merchandise by sea from one specific port to another :

A qualified individual possesing local knowledge of shoals , rocks, currents ,ets, who is taken on board at a particular place to conduct a ship through the rivers ,roads,or channels or from or into the port :