OUPV Nav Rule Practice Test B

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Both international & Inland. When towing a barge astern a power driven vessel shall show
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Both international & Inland. When towing a barge astern a power driven vessel shall show
A yellow towing light in a vertical line above the stern light
Both international & Inland. According to the rules, A sailing vessel is "Restricted in her ability to maneuver"?
False, Not true
Both international & Inland. All underway restricted visibility signals are sounded at intervals of
Not longer than 2 minutes
Both international & Inland. Which signal is a distress signal according to the rules
A smoke signal giving off orange colored smoke
Inland only. Public safety activities carried out by a commercial vessel may display
Alternating flashing red and yellow light
Both international & Inland. What is the duration of a "short blast" under the navigation rules?
One second
Both international & Inland. At night, You see a vessel underway showing white over red lights crossing your stern. This would indicate a vessel is:
On Pilotage duty
Inland only. A vessel nearing a bend in a narrow channel in which other vessels may be obscured by an obstruction shall sound
One prolonged blast
Inland only. In restricted visibility, a towed vessel or if more than one vessel is towed the last vessel of the tow, IF manned, Shall at intervals of not more than:
Two Minutes, Sound four blasts: One prolonged followed by three short
Inland only. A sailing vessel is meeting a 20-meter power driven vessel in open waters. Who shall keep out of the way?
The Power-Driven Vessel
International only. A vessel showing a cylinder shape entering from seaward is:Constrained by her draftBoth international & Inland. You are ascending up river and approach a bend and you hear a prolonged blast around the bend, You should:Answer with one prolonged BlastInland only. A vessel displaying two black balls in a vertical line means:The vessel is unable to maneuver as required by the rules due to some exceptional circumstanceBoth international & Inland. A power-driven vessel exhibiting Ball-Diamond-Ball day shape is:A vessel servicing or picking up a buoyBoth International & Inland. An inconspicuous, Partly submerged object being towed shall display the following?Diamond shape on the tow object / All around light at each end of the towed object / A searchlight form the towing vessel in the direction of the towBoth international & Inland. As defined by the inland Navigation Rules, the term "Inland Waters" includes?The Great lakes on the United States side of the international Boundary / Harbors and rivers shoreward of the COLREGS demarcation lineBoth International & Inland. In addition to her mast,Side, and stern lights, A vessel constrained by her draft and severely restricted in her ability to deviate will displayThree Red lightsBoth International & Inland. Any vessel which hears a fog signal forward of her beam from another vessel shall:Reduce her speed to the minimum to be kept on courseBoth International & Inland. Your vessel is underway in restricted visibility and you hear one prolonged and three short blast, This is a vessel:Being towed and mannedBoth International & Inland. You are a power-driven vessel underway, and making no way through the water when a dense fog sets in. What signal would you sound?Two prolonged blasts on the whistleInland only. A power-vessel not under command shall display two all-round red lights in a vertical line where they can best be seen, Sidelights and a stern light when:Making way through the waterInternational only. In a crossing situation, one short blast by the give-way vessel indicates that the vessel:Is altering course to starboardInland only. You are approaching dead astern to another vessel and intend to overtake on the other vessels starboard side, Which signal would you sound?one short blastBoth International & Inland. a person signaling aboard another vessel with their arms raised and lowered outstretched to each side, Is indicating:A distress signalBoth International & Inland. You are the Stand-on vessel and may take action to avoid collision by your maneuvering alone. When may this action be taken?When it becomes apparent to you that the give-way vessel is not taking appropriate actionBoth International & Inland. When approaching a river bend with an obscured view of the other side you should sound which whistle signal?One prolonged blastBoth International & Inland. The correct duration of a prolonged blast isFour to six secondsBoth International & Inland. A stand-on power-driven vessel in a crossing situation is required:To maintain course and speedBoth International & Inland. A vessel's lights must be displayed as required by the rules:From sunset to sunrise and from sunrise to sunset in restricted visibilityInland only. In crossing situation with a fishing vessel displaying two cones, apexes together which is to the port side of a power-driven vessel:The fishing vessel is the stand-on vessel because she is engaged in fishingInland only. When two power driven vessels are meeting a one short blast from either means:I intend to leave you on my port sideBoth International & Inland. When proceeding up-bound in a narrow channel or fairway, you should keep to the:Starboard side of the channelBoth International & Inland. A vessel exhibiting red over white over red lights in a vertical line is:Restricted in her ability to maneuverBoth International & Inland. A power-driven vessel underway, stopped and making no way through the water in restricted visibility shall sound which whistle signal?two prolonged blasts on the whistleBoth International & Inland. In restricted visibility, your vessel is nearing a charted shallow area and you hear three strokes of a bell, a rapid ringing of the bell, and three more strokes of the bell. This signal indicates a vessel is:AgroundBoth International & Inland. Navigation lights shall be displayed aboard a vessel underway, day time or night time:During periods of restricted visibilityBoth International & Inland. An overtaking situation is deemed when one vessel is approaching another from more than how many degrees abaft the beam?22.5 DegreesBoth International & Inland. Which statement is True concerning the identity signal of four short blast given by pilotage vessel in restricted visibility?Given ONLY when the pilot vessel is making wayBoth International & Inland. You see a sailing vessel on your port beam. You know that she is also propelled by machinery if she shows:A black cone, apex downwardInternational only. Two power-driven vessels are in a crossing situation, the vessel which has the other to her starboard must keep out of the way if:The situation involves risk of collisionBoth International & Inland. Power-driven vessels display similar lights as a:Pushing vessel and a vessel being pushed ahead are rigidly connected in a composite unitBoth International & Inland. A vessel is defines in the rules as:Seaplane / Non-displacement craft / BargesBoth International & Inland. A vessel displaying a Ball-Diamond-Ball day shape when underway, You should:Stay clear, The vessel is unable to keep out of the way of other vesselsBoth International & Inland. Stand-on vessels in a crossing situation may take action to avoid a collision, but should FIRST sound:Five short and rapid blastsInland/International Vessels which can only navigate within narrow channel or fairway shall NOT have their passage impeded by:A vessel of less than 20 meters in lengthInland/International which vessel would show 3 balls one near the foremast head and one at each end of the fore yard?Vessel engaged in mine clearance operationsBoth International & Inland. If any, what lights should you show at night if your vessel was broken down and being towed by another vessel?Sidelights and stern lightBoth International & Inland. You are on open water aboard a power-driven vessel and sight a sailing vessel off your port bow. Who is the stand on vessel?the other vessel because it is sailingBoth International & Inland. In restricted visibility, there is a vessel that sounds one prolonged and two short blasts when either underway or at anchor?A vessel restricted in her ability to maneuverBoth International & Inland. In restricted visibility, you observe your radar and conclude that risk of collision exists with a vessel which is 1 mile off our starboard bow. You should:Take proper avoiding action as soon as possible