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航海英语(甲类船长)海事法规单选题练习1

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  1. Where temporary repairs are effected to a ship at a port of loading,call or refuge,for the common safety,or of damage caused by general average sacrifice,the cost of such repairs shall be ______ as general average.

    • A.fitted
    • B.omitted
    • C.committed
    • D.admitted
  2. Which statement about general average is TRUE ________.

    • A.Damage to a ship must have been incurred while the ship and/or its machinery was being used for its intended purpose
    • B.Property must have been sacrificed or an expenditure of money incurred
    • C.The loss or damage to deck cargo due to heavy weather constitutes general average
    • D.Of the ship,the freight,and the cargo interests,only one need be involved
  3. There is a ______ act when,and only when,any extraordinary sacrifice or expenditure is intentionally and reasonably made or incurred for the common safety for the purpose of preserving from peril the property involved in a common maritime adventure.

    • A.general average
    • B.particular average
    • C.total loss
    • D.partial loss
  4. There is a ______ when one or more vessels are towing or pushing another vessel or vessels,provided that they are all involved in commercial activities and not in a salvage operation.

    • A.private safety
    • B.private maritime adventure
    • C.common safety
    • D.common maritime adventure
  5. No jettison of cargo shall be made fair as ______ unless such cargo is carried in accordance with the recognized custom of the trade.

    • A.General average
    • B.Charter Party
    • C.Bill of Lading
    • D.Policy of Cargo Insurance
  6. The onus of proof is upon ______the party claiming in general average to show that the loss or expense claimed is properly allowable as general average.

    • A.the party from which general average is claimed
    • B.the party claiming in general average
    • C.the carrier
    • D.the shipper
  7. No jettison of cargo shall be ______ as general average,unless such cargo is carried in accordance with the recognised custom of the trade.

    • A.taken fair
    • B.had fair
    • C.made good
    • D.gotten good
  8. Buoyancy is a measure of the ship's ______.

    • A.Ability to float
    • B.Deadweight
    • C.Freeboard
    • D.Midships strength
  9. No deductions“______” shall be made from the cost of temporary repairs allowable as general average.

    • A.old for new
    • B.new for old
    • C.old
    • D.new
  10. Where both the carrier and the actual carrier are liable for compensation,they shall ______ be liable within the scope of such liability.

    • A.separately
    • B.jointly
    • C.severally
    • D.jointly and severally
  11. Beams are cambered to ______.

    • A.increase their strength
    • B.provide drainage from the decks
    • C.relieve deck stress
    • D.All of the above
  12. Where the cargo can be loaded in two different ways,one of which is more economical of space than the other,but each of which is a usual method of loading cargo of the relevant type,the Charterer ______ in whichever of these ways he pleases,unless he is expressly forbidden so to do by the charter-party.

    • A.Has to load
    • B.Can load
    • C.Loads
    • D.Is loaded by
  13. Where a time charter-party is wrongfully ______,the Charterer is entitled to claim damages amounting the difference between the contract rate for the balance of the period of the charter-party and the market rate for the chartering a substitute vessel.

    • A.Reproduced
    • B.Repatriated
    • C.Repudiated
    • D.Recovered
  14. Where are self-closing doors required on a ship ________.

    • A.In the galley
    • B.In each stair tower
    • C.To each sleeping room
    • D.To the engine room
  15. The Vessel can be ______ in lawful trades between ports,anchorages or places where it is customary for similar size vessels to lie safely aground.

    • A.Permalloyed
    • B.Destroyed
    • C.Deployed
    • D.Employed
  16. The vessel shall be employed in such lawful trades between safe ports and places within Northern America as the ______ or their agents shall direct.

    • A.Charterers
    • B.Cargo owners
    • C.Owners
    • D.The merchants
  17. Under the Carriage of Goods by Sea Act of 1936,a vessel will be liable for damage to cargo when the damage arises from ______.

    • A.An act of war
    • B.Lack of ventilation in transit
    • C.Perils of the sea
    • D.An error in navigation
  18. The Master of any vessel bound on a voyage must apply to a district court when an allegation of unseaworthiness has been made to the Master by ______.

    • A.Any member of the crew of the vessel
    • B.Any two officers of the vessel and a majority of the crew
    • C.The First and Second Officers of the vessel or a majority of the crew
    • D.The First Officer of the vessel
  19. The master of a ship must allow a reasonable time to the consignees of the cargo for ______.

    • A.Delivery
    • B.Take delivery
    • C.Taking delivery
    • D.Delivering
  20. The carrier shall not be liable for the loss of or damage to the goods occurred during the period of carrier's responsibility arising or resulting from any of the following causes except ______.

    • A.Fire,unless caused by the actual fault of the carrier
    • B.Force majeure and perils,dangers and accidents of the sea or other navigable waters
    • C.War or armed conflict
    • D.Intentional misconducts by the crew members on board the ship against the carrier
  21. The master of a ship must ______ all reasonable care of the cargo,both during the ordinary course of the voyage and where some accident has exposed the cargo to danger.

    • A.Make
    • B.Take
    • C.Give
    • D.Have
  22. The liability of the carrier for the economic losses resulting from delay in delivery of the goods shall be limited to the amount equivalent to ______.

    • A.actual value of the goods so lost
    • B.the difference between the values of the goods before and after the damage
    • C.the expenses for the repair
    • D.the freight payable for the goods so delayed
  23. The ______ shall bear the burden of proof with respect to the loss,damage or delay in delivery resulting from the other cause.

    • A.carrier
    • B.shipper
    • C.consigner
    • D.consignee
  24. The carrier shall be bound before and at the beginning of the voyage to exercise due diligence to ______.

    • A.make the ship seaworthy
    • B.prepare the cargo properly for the carriage
    • C.clean the holds before discharging the goods and/or after loading the goods
    • D.train crew members in accordance with all regulations concerned
  25. Stevedores and tallymen to be arranged by the Charterers in loading and discharging,who shall be considered as the _______ servants and subject to the orders and directions of the Master.

    • A.Charterers'
    • B.Owners'
    • C.Neither Charterers' nor Owners'
    • D.Either Charterers' or Owners'
  26. The ______ to have the option of subletting the Vessel,but the original Charterers always to remain responsible to the Owners for due performance of the Charter.

    • A.Charterers
    • B.Owners
    • C.Neither Charterers nor Owners
    • D.Either Charterers or Owners
  27. ______ include goods,wares,merchandise,and articles of every kind whatsoever except live animals and cargo which by the contract of carriage is stated as being carried on deck and is so carried.

    • A.Goods
    • B.Things
    • C.Items
    • D.Articles
  28. Charterers to reimburse the extra hull premium to ______ on receipt of supporting vouchers,or copy of Insurance Policy,if required by Charterers.

    • A.Owners
    • B.Cargo owners
    • C.Shippers
    • D.The merchant
  29. Neither the carrier nor the ship be responsible for loss or damage arising or resulting from following causes except ______.

    • A.Act of public enemies
    • B.Arrest or restraint of princes,rulers or people,or seizure under legal process
    • C.Quarantine restrictions
    • D.any personal misconduct with or without carrier's privity
  30. ______ covers the period from the time when the goods are loaded on to the time they are discharged from the ship.

    • A.Carriage of goods
    • B.Taking cargo on board
    • C.Care for cargo
    • D.Taking delivery of