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EXAM SET 4 PART B

Total questions: 36

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the first step in responding to a galley fire?

a)

Activate the fire alarm

b)

Assess the situation

c)

Retrieve the fire extinguisher

d)

Evacuate the area

2.

Which type of fire extinguisher is suitable for fighting galley fires?

a)

Class A extinguisher

b)

Class B extinguisher

c)

Class C extinguisher

d)

Class D extinguisher

3.

What is the primary fuel source in a ship galley fire?

a)

Paper and cardboard

b)

Wood and fabric

c)

Flammable liquids and grease

d)

Electrical equipment

4.

When using a fire extinguisher, what is the recommended technique?

a)

Point the nozzle at the base of the fire and sweep from side to side

b)

Spray the extinguishing agent directly on the flames from a distance

c)

Aim the extinguisher towards the ceiling and release the agent

d)

Shake the extinguisher vigorously before discharging it

5.

What should you do if a galley fire becomes uncontrollable?

a)

Increase ventilation to control the fire

b)

Attempt to remove burning materials from the area

c)

Use a larger fire extinguisher

d)

Activate the fire suppression system and evacuate the area

6.

What is the purpose of the fire blanket in the galley?

a)

To extinguish electrical fires

b)

To smother small grease fires on a stovetop

c)

To cover burning liquids and prevent oxygen from reaching them

d)

To protect bystanders from radiant heat

7.

What should crew members do if they encounter a smoke-filled galley?

a)

Immediately enter and attempt to locate the source of the fire

b)

Use a wet towel to cover their nose and mouth and evacuate the area

c)

Turn on all exhaust fans to clear the smoke

d)

Activate the fire alarm and wait for instructions

8.

What is the recommended action if a person's clothing catches fire in the galley?

a)

Use a fire extinguisher to put out the flames

b)

Push the person into a sink or bathtub filled with water

c)

Wrap the person in a fire blanket and roll them on the ground

d)

Remove the person's clothing as quickly as possible

9.

How often should crew members receive training on fire-fighting procedures in the galley?

a)

Once a year

b)

Every six months

c)

Every three months

d)

Every month

10.

How should grease fires in cooking appliances be handled?

a)

Pour water on the fire to extinguish it

b)

Cover the flames with a metal pot lid to smother the fire

c)

Use a Class A fire extinguisher to put out the flames

d)

Remove the burning pan from the heat source and carry it outside

11.

What should crew members do after successfully extinguishing a galley fire?

a)

Resume normal operations in the galley

b)

Conduct a thorough investigation to determine the cause

c)

Report the incident to the captain or relevant authorities

d)

Store the fire extinguisher back in its designated location

12.

What is the purpose of keeping galley hoods and exhaust systems clean?

a)

To improve cooking efficiency

b)

To reduce the risk of grease fires

c)

To maintain proper air circulation in the galley

d)

To comply with health and safety regulations

13.

Why is it important to remain calm during a galley fire?

a)

To ensure proper communication with other crew members

b)

To minimize smoke inhalation

c)

To avoid further spreading of the fire

d)

To prevent panic among passengers and crew

14.

Which of the following is an essential safety precaution when working in the galley?

a)

Wearing non-slip shoes

b)

Wearing jewelry and loose clothing

c)

Using electrical appliances near water

d)

Storing chemicals in unmarked containers

15.

When lifting heavy objects in the galley, it is important to:

a)

Lift with your back

b)

Bend your knees and use your leg muscles

c)

Lift alone to avoid distractions

d)

Rush to finish the task quickly

16.

What should you do if you notice a fire in the galley?

a)

Pour water on it immediately

b)

Attempt to extinguish it using the nearest fire extinguisher

c)

Ignore it and continue working

d)

Alert others and evacuate the area

17.

Why is it important to keep galley equipment clean and well-maintained?

a)

It enhances the aesthetic appeal of the galley

b)

It prevents the growth of bacteria and minimizes the risk of food contamination

c)

It saves time and effort in cleaning

d)

It allows for faster cooking times

18.

Which of the following should be used to extinguish a grease fire in the galley?

a)

Water

b)

Fire blanket

c)

CO2 fire extinguisher

d)

Foam fire extinguisher

19.

What should you do if you accidentally cut yourself while handling knives in the galley?

a)

Continue working and ignore the cut

b)

Apply direct pressure to the wound with a clean cloth or bandage

c)

Rinse the cut with alcohol to disinfect it

d)

Share the details with your colleagues

20.

When using electrical equipment in the galley, it is important to:

a)

Overload power outlets with multiple appliances

b)

Use frayed cords or damaged plugs

c)

Pull the plug by yanking the cord

d)

Unplug equipment when not in use and during maintenance

21.

Before using a fire extinguisher in the galley, it is important to:

a)

Read the instruction manual

b)

Test the extinguisher's pressure by spraying it

c)

Shake the extinguisher vigorously

d)

Hold the extinguisher upside down for better aim

22.

Which of the following is a safe procedure when using a microwave oven in the galley?

a)

Using metal utensils and containers

b)

Leaving the oven unattended while it's in use

c)

Heating liquids for extended periods without stirring

d)

Following manufacturer's instructions and recommended cooking times

23.

When working in the galley, it is important to maintain good personal hygiene by:

a)

Not washing hands before handling food

b)

Wearing the same gloves throughout the day

c)

Covering cuts or wounds with a bandage

d)

Sneezing or coughing directly on food

24.

What should you do if you encounter a chemical spill in the galley?

a)

Ignore it and let it evaporate

b)

Report it to your supervisor and follow the appropriate cleanup procedures

c)

Clean it up by yourself without notifying anyone

d)

Pour water on the spill to dilute it

25.

How should you handle hot surfaces and equipment in the galley?

a)

Touch them with bare hands to check the temperature

b)

Use oven mitts or suitable heat-resistant gloves

c)

Cool them down with water before touching

d)

Wipe them with a damp cloth to remove the heat

26.

What should you do if you see a spill or slippery surface in the galley?

a)

Ignore it and continue walking

b)

Place a warning sign and clean it up immediately

c)

Walk quickly to avoid slipping

d)

Leave it for someone else to take care of

27.

Which part of the ship is responsible for steering and controlling the direction of the vessel?

a)

Helm

b)

Bow

c)

Stern

d)

Keel

28.

What is the term for the front part of a ship?

a)

Bow

b)

Stern

c)

Port

d)

Starboard

29.

What is the rear part of a ship called?

a)

Bow

b)

Stern

c)

Port

d)

Starboard

30.

Which term refers to the right side of a ship when facing forward?

a)

Bow

b)

Stern

c)

Port

d)

Starboard

31.

What is the term for the left side of a ship when facing forward?

a)

Bow

b)

Stern

c)

Port

d)

Starboard

32.

Which part of the ship is used for anchoring and securing the vessel in place?

a)

Helm

b)

Rudder

c)

Mast

d)

Anchor

33.

What is the vertical pole used to support sails on a sailing ship called?

a)

Helm

b)

Rudder

c)

Mast

d)

Anchor

34.

What is the term for the lowest continuous deck on a ship?

a)

Main deck

b)

Upper deck

c)

Poop deck

d)

Weather deck

35.

Which term refers to a small, round window on a ship's side or deck?

a)

Hatch

b)

Port

c)

Gangway

d)

Porthole

36.

What does SOLAS stand for?

a)

Safety of Life and Ship

b)

Safety of Lives at Sea

c)

Safety of Life at Sea

d)

Security of Life and Ship