Types of cargo

1.Rice is carried .......

1.in bags

2.in crates

3.in boxes

4. in cans

2.Sugar should be .....

1.in contact with bare ironwork

2.in contact with wooden boards

3.isolated from ironwork

4.to give deck stowage

3. Rice evolves ......

1.sulphur gas

2.ammonia

3.carbonic acid gas

4.hydrogen

4. Sugar demands........for its carriage.

1.dampness

2.Humidity

3.dryness

4.refinement

5. If the cotton cargo follows a coal it is necessary.........

1.to wash and dry th espace of the holds

2.to sweep the space

3.to sweep and dry the space of the holds

4. to disinfect the space of the holds

6. Sugar in bags demands .........

1.iron sheets

2.wooden boards

3.bare ironwork

4.containers

7.Tarpaulins are never used to protect cargo.

1.True

2.False

8. Dry sugar and green sugar may be stowed together.

1.True

2.False

9. Storage and transportation of a lot of tare are very expensive.

1.True

2.False

10. Cotton is liable to produce heat and is also subject to spontaneous combustion

1.True

2.False

11. Both loading and discharging container cargoes is done .......

1.in the holds

2.in the warehouses

3.on platform

4.at sea

12. Packages of light and fragile cargoes should be stowed on the heavy ones.

1.True

2.False

13. After stowing a cargo the doors of the containers should not  close and open freely

1.True

2.False

14. Barley, beans,rye, wheat.......

1.metals

2.grains

3.receptacles

4.oil products

15. Ore, salt, grain, green sugar, coal

1.dangerous cargo

2.grains

3.bulk cargoes

4.receptacles

16. explosive gases, inflammable liquids, combustible goods

1.metals

2.oil products

3.dangerous cargoes

4.bulk cargoes

17. Such appliances as planks and trays.....

1.to carry ores

2.dry and clean

3.protect ships from damage

4.shifting boards

18. Transportation of bulk cargoes requires special knowledge to deal with them, or special ships.

1.True

2.False

19. Feeding grain into holds is done by means of transfering by hands.

1.True

2.False

20. Devices for giving oil gases the way to escape....

1.tanks

2.fuels

3.tubes

4.thermometer

21. Keeping oil in oil tanks - 

1.stowage

2.storage

3.viscosity

4.fuels

22. Iron casks and cans must be tightly close with.....

1.shifting boards

2.screw plugs

3.oily rags

4.screwdriver

23. The cargoes transported in oil tankers are 

1.bitumens

2.inflammable liquids

3.petrol, fuel oil, kerosine

4.crates 

24. Leaking barrels, broken drums, not hermetically sealed receptacles are

1.recetacles

2.damage cargo pieces

3.dangerous pieces

4.combustible substances

25. Steel bulkheads may be used as.........

1.comings

2.separating elements

3.in common use

4.only deck

26. If the is any danger of fire the receptacle with inflammable gas must be.................

1.caused by leakage 

2.in compressed state

3.jettisoned

4.from living quarters

27. For packing gases special receptacles are .........

1.caused by leakage

2.in compressed state

3.to prevent movement

4.in common use

28. Gases should be carried .............

1.only on deck

2.in living quarters

3.in compressed state

4.jettisoned

29. Gas receptacles must be choked ..................

1.to separate each other

2.to pevent movement

3.from living spaces 

4.to transport in oil tankers

30. This dangerous cargo should be stowed away.....................

1.from galley

2.from ship

3.from living quarters

4. from separating elements