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    1. The document contains 45 multiple choice questions about phonetic codes, signal codes, and Morse code. It tests knowledge of what various letters, numbers, and signals represent in visual and auditory communication systems. 2. The questions cover topics like what speed, direction, location, and other information is conveyed by different signal codes starting with specific letters. 3. It also tests what phonetic words like Alpha, Bravo, and others stand for in spelling out words letter-by-letter for communication, and what Morse code signals correspond to each phonetic letter.

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    1. The document contains 45 multiple choice questions about phonetic codes, signal codes, and Morse code. It tests knowledge of what various letters, numbers, and signals represent in visual and auditory communication systems. 2. The questions cover topics like what speed, direction, location, and other information is conveyed by different signal codes starting with specific letters. 3. It also tests what phonetic words like Alpha, Bravo, and others stand for in spelling out words letter-by-letter for communication, and what Morse code signals correspond to each phonetic letter.

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    1. The document contains 45 multiple choice questions about phonetic codes, signal codes, and Morse code. It tests knowledge of what various letters, numbers, and signals represent in visual and auditory communication systems. 2. The questions cover topics like what speed, direction, location, and other information is conveyed by different signal codes starting with specific letters. 3. It also tests what phonetic words like Alpha, Bravo, and others stand for in spelling out words letter-by-letter for communication, and what Morse code signals correspond to each phonetic letter.

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    1. The document contains 45 multiple choice questions about phonetic codes, signal codes, and Morse code. It tests knowledge of what various letters, numbers, and signals represent in visual and auditory communication systems. 2. The questions cover topics like what speed, direction, location, and other information is conveyed by different signal codes starting with specific letters. 3. It also tests what phonetic words like Alpha, Bravo, and others stand for in spelling out words letter-by-letter for communication, and what Morse code signals correspond to each phonetic letter.

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    Competency V : Transmit and Receive Information By

    Visual Signaling
    Function :1
    Level : ANT-III

    1. Signal code indicates speed in kilometer/hour starting with the letter ?


    a. D
    b. S
    c. V
    d. L

    2. The following instructions provide the correct LATITUDE signal. . . . .


    a. “L6950S” = Latitude 69’50’ South
    b. “L6950S” = Longitude 69’50’ North
    c. “L6950S” = Latitude 79’52’ North
    d. “L6950S” = Longitude 69’50’ South

    3. Which code for “I am going to communicate with your station by means of the
    International Code of Signals”. . . . .
    a. VC
    b. TY
    c. YQ
    d. VF

    4. Signal code indicates distance expressed in miles starting with the letter ?
    a. A
    b. Y
    c. R
    d. L

    5. Signal code indicates local time is expressed by 4 numbers, starting with the
    letter ?
    a. B
    b. V
    c. T
    d. A
    6. The following instructions provide the correct azimuth bearing signal
    a. “B 025” = “The bearing shows 025”
    b. “D 035” = “The bearing shows 025”
    c. “C 035” = “The bearing shows 035”
    d. “A 035” = “The bearing shows 035”

    7. India (I) phonetic means. . . . .


    a. I am altering my course to starboard
    b. I am altering my course to port
    c. I have a pilot on board
    d. I am dragging my anchor

    8. Whiskey (W) phonetic means. . . . .


    a. I require a pilot. When made by fishing vessels operating in close proximity
    on the fishing grounds it means. “I am hauling nets”
    b. I require medical assistance
    c. I require a tug. When made by fishing vessels operating in close proximity
    on the fishing grounds it means. “I am shooting nets”
    d. I require assistance

    9. X-ray (X) phonetic means. . . . .


    a. Stop carrying out your intentions and watch for my signals
    b. No (negative or “The significance of the previous group should be read in
    the negative”). This signal may be given only visually or by sound. For voice
    or radio transmission the signal should be “NO”
    c. Yes (affirmative or “The significance of the previous group should be read
    in the affirmative”)
    d. Keep clear of me; I am engaged in pair trawling

    10. Signal code indicates GMT time is expressed by 4 numbers, starting with the
    letter ?
    a. B
    b. Z
    c. V
    d. T
    11. Signal code indicates latitude of a place is expressed by 4 numbers, starting
    with the letter ?
    a. L
    b. A
    c. D
    d. Y

    12. Sierra (S) phonetic means. . . . .


    a. I have a driver down; keep well clear at slow speed
    b. A am altering my course to starboard
    c. I am operating astern propulsion
    d. I am taking in, or discharging, or carrying dangerous goods

    13. The following instructions provide the correct ships heading signal
    a. “B 025” = “The heading shows 025”
    b. “D 035” = “The heading shows 025”
    c. “C 035” = “The heading shows 035”
    d. “A 035” = “The heading shows 035”

    14. The following instructions provide the correct speed in miles/hour signal
    a. S 24 = “Ships speed 24 mil/hours”
    b. T 24 = “Ships speed 24 mil/hours”
    c. V 24 = “Ships speed 24 mil/hours”
    d. Z 24 = “Ships speed 24 mil/hours”

    15. A three-letter flag signal code, beginning with the letter “M”, is reserved for.
    ....
    a. Weather
    b. Medical/health section
    c. Public section
    d. Matters of extreme urgency
    16. Delta (D) phonetic means. . . . .
    a. I require medical assistance
    b. Keep clear of me; I am maneuvering with difficully
    c. Keep clear of me; I am engaged in pair trawling
    d. My vessel is stopped and making no way through the water

    17. Kilo (K) phonetic means. . . . .


    a. I am disable, communicate with me
    b. I am taking in, or discharging, or carrying dangerous goods
    c. I am operating astern propulsion
    d. I wish to communicate with you

    18. Quebec (Q) phonetic means. . . . .


    a. My vessel is “healthy” and I request free pratique
    b. I am operating astern propulsion
    c. Keep clear of me; I am engaged in pair trawling
    d. My vessel is stopped and making no way through the water

    19. November (N) phonetic means. . . . .


    a. I require a pilot. When made by fishing vessels operating in close proximity
    on the fishing grounds it means. “I am hauling nets”
    b. No (negative or “The significance of the previous group should be read
    in the negative”). This signal may be given only visually or by sound. For
    voice or radio transmission the signal should be “NO”
    c. I require a tug. When made by fishing vessels operating in close proximity
    on the fishing grounds it means. “I am shooting nets”
    d. Yes (affirmative or “The significance of the previous group should be read
    in the affirmative”)

    20. Tango (T) phonetic means. . . . .


    a. Keep clear of me; I am maneuvering with difficulty
    b. I am taking in; or discharging, or carrying dangerous goods
    c. Keep clear of me; I am engaged in pair trawling
    d. Stop carrying out your intentions and watch for my signals
    21. Alfa (A) phonetic means. . . . .
    a. I am disable; communicate with me
    b. I have a driver down; keep well clear at slow speed
    c. I have a pilot on board
    d. I am altering my course to starboard

    22. Signal code Indicates the Longitude of a place is expressed by 4 numbers or if


    deemed necessary 5 numbers, starting with the letter ?
    a. D
    b. A
    c. B
    d. G

    23. Which is the correct day signal for a vessel with situation “Stay away from me,
    I’m caught in a trawl net (dogol)”. . . . .
    a. Day signal C
    b. Day signal B
    c. Day signal T
    d. Day signal A

    24. How can an azimuth or bearing be indicated by signal flags ?


    a. The letter N + three numerals
    b. The letter A + two numerals
    c. The letter A + three numerals
    d. The letter B + three numerals

    25. Gold (G) phonetic means. . . . .


    a. I require a pilot. When made by fishing vessels operating in close
    proximity on the fishing grounds it means. “I am hauling nets”
    b. I require medical assistance
    c. I require a tug. When made by fishing vessels operating in close proximity
    on the fishing grounds it means. “I am shooting nets”
    d. I am taking, or discharging, or carrying dangerous goods
    26. Oscar (O) phonetic means. . . . .
    a. I am dragging my anchor
    b. Man overboard
    c. I have a pilot on board
    d. I am operating astern propulsion

    27. What is the phonetic word for this morse code signal ?

    .._
    a. Victor
    b. Golf
    c. Foxtrot
    d. Uniform

    28. What is the phonetic word for this morse code signal ?

    .__
    a. Juliet
    b. Papa
    c. Golf
    d. Whiskey

    29. What is the phonetic word for this morse code signal ?

    _...
    a. Bravo
    b. Delta
    c. Charlie
    d. Zulu
    30. What is the phonetic word for this morse code signal ?

    _._.
    a. Quebec
    b. Bravo
    c. Charlie
    d. Papa

    31. What is the phonetic word for this morse code signal ?

    _.__
    a. Yankee
    b. Quebec
    c. Juliet
    d. Charlie

    32. What is the phonetic word for this morse code signal ?

    _.._
    a. X-ray
    b. Quebec
    c. Charlie
    d. Delta

    33. What is the phonetic word for this morse code signal ?

    .___
    a. Juliett
    b. Oscar
    c. Whiskey
    d. Alfa
    34. What is the phonetic word for this morse code signal ?

    ...
    a. India
    b. Echo
    c. Sierra
    d. Hotel

    35. What is the phonetic word for this morse code signal ?

    ._.
    a. Uniform
    b. Romeo
    c. Kilo
    d. Alfa

    36. What is the phonetic word for this morse code signal ?

    ..._
    a. Uniform
    b. Victor
    c. Foxtrot
    d. Golf

    37. What is the phonetic word for this morse code signal ?

    ._
    a. November
    b. Alfa
    c. Uniform
    d. Tango
    38. What is the phonetic word for this morse code signal ?

    _..
    a. Delta
    b. Golf
    c. Juliett
    d. Kilo

    39. What is the phonetic word for this morse code signal ?

    __..
    a. Zulu
    b. Golf
    c. Delta
    d. Mike

    40. What is the phonetic word for this morse code signal ?

    ._..
    a. Papa
    b. Lima
    c. Romeo
    d. Foxtrot

    41. What is the phonetic word for this morse code signal ?

    ....
    a. Sierra
    b. Hotel
    c. Echo
    d. India
    42. What is the phonetic word for this morse code signal ?

    .
    a. India
    b. Sierra
    c. Foxtrot
    d. Echo

    43. What is the phonetic word for this morse code signal ?

    .__.
    a. Whiskey
    b. Zulu
    c. Quebec
    d. Papa

    44. What is the phonetic word for this morse code signal ?

    __._
    a. X-ray
    b. Juliett
    c. Yankee
    d. Quebec

    45. What is the phonetic word for this morse code signal ?

    ___
    a. Tango
    b. Juliett
    c. Mike
    d. Oscar

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