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1. These are land based unit composed of specially trained and equipped personnel for SAR purposes

Navy

Coast guard

SRU

Air force

2. It is otherwise known as radio teletype (RTT) or narrow-band direct printing (NBDP)

Safety net

Fleet net

Radio telegraphy

Radio telex

3. It is used to promulgate navigation and safety warnings to vessels, and maybe used by SAR personnel for SAR related broadcast

INMARSAT

EPIRB

NAVTEX

NBDP

4. SART frequency as per SOLAS after January 1999 for loading survival craft

9200-9500 mhz

121.5 mhz and 243 mhz

1530-1544 mhz

1626.5-1646.5 mhz

5. What is the opening frequency of VHF channel 70

121.5 mhz

123.1 mhz

156.8 mhz

156.525 mhz

6. If a search plan has not been provided by the SMC, who will do the planning until an SMC assumes the search planning function

ATS

RSC

RCC

OSC

7. A search pattern used to search a circular area centered on a datum point

Sector search

Track line search

Expanding square search

Parallel sweep search

8. It is a kind of search in which a search progress should be slow through wooden areas wherein one square kilometer of woods can be searchwed by 20 to 25 persons in about 1.5 hours

Coordinated vessel aircraft search pattern

Contour search

Land search

Visual ground search

9. Which of the following track spacing is required when searching a 24 meter long object with a visibility of 5 miles

4.5 miles

5.6 miles

7.6 miles

5.8 miles

10. Under what coast station listing does a radio telex service can be found

Land earth station

Local user terminal

International telecommunication union

Earth local station

11. Who is responsible for the co-ordination of all SAR facilities on scene

SMC

OSC

RCC

SRU

12. Who is responsible to ensure that all searching ships and aircraft should maintain safe operations from one another and accurately follow their assigned pattern

SRU

MCC

SMC

RCC

13. What copy of communication information does SAR facilities should carry

Cargo manifest

Information about the vessel's sailing order

International code of signals

Particulars of the vessel

14. What action should be done by assisting ships if she received a distress call

Acknowledge receipt

Re-transmit the distress message

Take immediately D/F bearing during the transmission or distress message

All of the above

15. Aa search pattern used around mountains and in valleys when sharp changes in elevation make other patterns not practical

Coordinated vessel-aircraft search pattern

Land search

Contour search

Visual ground search

16. What do you call the distance between the adjacent track

Tract spacing

Leeway

Tract record

Distance spacing

17. Who is in charge reswponsible if the RCC cannot exercise direct and effective control over the SAR facilities in certain sector of SRR

OSC

RSC

CSS

RU

18. What will be the next task of the OSC once the distressed craft or survivors have been sighted

Inform the RCC the locations and leave the place

Advise the SMC and turnover the responsibilities to the SMC

Should assess the best method for the rescue and direct the most suitable equipped craft to the scene

Observe the direction and speed of the distressed craft

19. Silence period wherein a ship operator during the hour of service are supposed to watch on 500 khz for three minutes twice per hour beginning at

H + 10 and h + 40

H + 15 and h + 45

H + 05 and h + 35

H + 20 and h + 50

20. What is the possible reason why ship master typically perform the OSC functions until more capable SRU are available

Good assessment

Ship endurance

Stability

Rescue capability

21. You are vessel who is aware of SAR incident, to whom you should notify the incident first

SMC

OSC

RCC / RSC

ROC

22. Which of the following contains communication information recognized by aircraft, vessel and survivor

INTERCO

List of signal

List of code

INTERTANKO

23. It is a drift speed multiplied by time interval between the incident time or time of the last computed datum and the commended search time

Leeway

Drift distance

Downwind

Drifting set

24. In contour search, what will be range of search altitude intervals

180 meters to 250 meters

200 meters to 300 meters

250 meters to 400 meters

150 meters to 300 meters

25. After January 1999, ships over 500 gross tons must carry how many portable survival craft VHF transceivers

At least 4

At least 3

At least 2

At least 1

26. Frequency used for ship-to-ship alerting and if within sea areas A2 for ship-to-shore alerting

2187.5 khz

2182 khz

4125 khz

6215 khz

27. What is the assumed searching radius if search will commence immediately

15 nm

5 nm

10 nm

20 nm

28. What do you call a search pattern that is used only when there is an OSC present to give direction to and provide communication with the participating craft

Initiation seach

Coordinated vessel aircraft search

Track line search

Creeping line search

29. What frequency is in the use other than 4125 khz for radio and emergency communications with aircraft

3000 kgz

5680 khz

2760 khz

3200 khz

30. What is the operating frequency of the NAVTEX

2182 khz

156.8 mhz

518 khz

490 khz

31. A search pattern of large areas by ground facilities alone is usually not practical but maybe effecective for close examination of small area

Coordinated vessel aircraft search pattern

Band search

Contour search

Visual ground search

32. What kind of search having the highest probability of detection

Contour search

Aircraft search

Expanding square

Coordinated aircraft and vessel

33. One of the responsibilities of OSC is to obtain a search action plan, from whom this plan should be taken from passing thru the RCC or RSC as soon as possible

SRU

LUT

RCP

SMC

34. Who is responsible for making periodic report to the RCC

OSC

RU

SAR aircraft

On scene units

35. What band is used for INMARSAT E EPIRB

G-band

L-band

Z-band

M-band

36. To carry out a parallel sweep search in a coordinated manner, the OSC shall direct all facilities to proceed at what speed

Different speed

Same speed

Fast speed

Slow speed

37. It is a morse code service provided in the MF and HF maritime bands in the 500 khz and 8364 khz

Radio telephony

GMDSS service

Radio telegraphy

VHF radio service

38. A search pattern used to search a large area when survivor location is uncertain and most effective over water or flat terrain

Sector search

Track line search

Expanding square search

Parallel sweep search

39. Who normally guides land based SAR operations

Ship master

Specially trained land base personnel

Specially trained crew

Specially trained oilot

40. Which of the following is the required spacing for searching a person in water with a visibility of 10 miles

0.4 mile

0.5 mile

0.6 mile

0.7 mile

41. Aside from 5680 khz, what other aeronautical frequencies maybe used by SAR personnel for SAR related broadcast

4023 khz

3023 khz

4050 khz

3000 khz

42. What is the geographic point, line or area used as a reference in search planning

Drift

Radius

Search and rescue area

Datum

43. It is the estimated composite resultant of wind, current or tidal stream which may cause a change in position of search target

Wind current

Stream current

Datum

Drift

44. What frequency is used for aeronautical and marine survival radio equipment which can be used for alerting homing, and on scene communications, depending on equipment design

121.5 mhz

156.8 mhz

406 mhz

156.650 mhz

45. What type of search pattern that is most effective when the location of the search object is known within relatively close limits

Sector search

Parallel sweep search

Track line search

Expanding square search

46. The following frequencies are used for eradio telex except

2174.5 khz

490 khz

4244.9 khz

518 khz

47. What is the usual range of a helicopter if task to conduct rescue operation

500 nm

300 nm

100 nm

50 nm

48. Transmitting frequency from a portable DSC equipment if capable of operating in the indicated bands

2187.5 khz

Vhf ch. 70

8414.5 khz

All of the above

49. What equipment does SOLAS ships should have to interact with 9 GHZ vessel or aircraft radars for locating survival craft

SARTNAV

AIS

EPIRB

SART

50. An area of defined dimension within which search and rescue service is provided

Probable area

Search and rescue region

Search point

Search area

51. Which of the following communication system used to transmit homing signal

ELT

EPIRB

Both a & b

None of the above

52. At what possible distance ranges does the radius of a helicopter action usually vary

50 and 200 nm

40 and 200 nm

30 and 300 nm

50 and 300 nm

53. When a vessel has sent a distress call, which flow of communication could prove that the distress call sent was received

Ship to shore

Shore to ship

Ship to ship

All of the above

54. Collectively, these types of alerts, combined with navigation and meteorological warnings

Distress alerts

Security alerts

Fleetnet information

Maritime safety information

55. WWNWS stands for

World wide navigational warning system

World weather navigational warning system

World wide navigational weather system

Worlds wide navigational warning security

56. A search pattern normally used when aircraft or vessel has disappeared without a trace along a known route

Sector search

Track line search

Expanding square search

Parallel sweep search

57. If at that stage nothing has been located, whose responsibility to find means and decide on the most effective method of continuing the search

RCC

OSC

SRU

SMC

58. VHF channel used for safety of navigation

Vhf channel 16

Vhf channel 70

Vhf channel 13

Vhf channel 06

59. What is the search pattern suitable for two or more ships maintaining their courses abreast to each other

Expanding square

Sector search

Coordinated creeping line search

Parallel track search

60. It is the vector sum of leeway and total water current

Drift set

Dead recknoning

Drift direction and speed

Wind direction and speed

3mma 60

1. These are land based unit composed of specially trained and equipped personnel for SAR purposes

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. It is otherwise known as radio teletype (RTT) or narrow-band direct printing (NBDP)

3. It is used to promulgate navigation and safety warnings to vessels, and maybe used by SAR personnel for SAR related broadcast

4. SART frequency as per SOLAS after January 1999 for loading survival craft

5. What is the opening frequency of VHF channel 70

6. If a search plan has not been provided by the SMC, who will do the planning until an SMC assumes the search planning function

7. A search pattern used to search a circular area centered on a datum point

8. It is a kind of search in which a search progress should be slow through wooden areas wherein one square kilometer of woods can be searchwed by 20 to 25 persons in about 1.5 hours

9. Which of the following track spacing is required when searching a 24 meter long object with a visibility of 5 miles

10. Under what coast station listing does a radio telex service can be found

11. Who is responsible for the co-ordination of all SAR facilities on scene

12. Who is responsible to ensure that all searching ships and aircraft should maintain safe operations from one another and accurately follow their assigned pattern

13. What copy of communication information does SAR facilities should carry

14. What action should be done by assisting ships if she received a distress call

15. Aa search pattern used around mountains and in valleys when sharp changes in elevation make other patterns not practical

16. What do you call the distance between the adjacent track

17. Who is in charge reswponsible if the RCC cannot exercise direct and effective control over the SAR facilities in certain sector of SRR

18. What will be the next task of the OSC once the distressed craft or survivors have been sighted

19. Silence period wherein a ship operator during the hour of service are supposed to watch on 500 khz for three minutes twice per hour beginning at

20. What is the possible reason why ship master typically perform the OSC functions until more capable SRU are available

21. You are vessel who is aware of SAR incident, to whom you should notify the incident first

22. Which of the following contains communication information recognized by aircraft, vessel and survivor

23. It is a drift speed multiplied by time interval between the incident time or time of the last computed datum and the commended search time

24. In contour search, what will be range of search altitude intervals

25. After January 1999, ships over 500 gross tons must carry how many portable survival craft VHF transceivers

26. Frequency used for ship-to-ship alerting and if within sea areas A2 for ship-to-shore alerting

27. What is the assumed searching radius if search will commence immediately

28. What do you call a search pattern that is used only when there is an OSC present to give direction to and provide communication with the participating craft

29. What frequency is in the use other than 4125 khz for radio and emergency communications with aircraft

30. What is the operating frequency of the NAVTEX

31. A search pattern of large areas by ground facilities alone is usually not practical but maybe effecective for close examination of small area

32. What kind of search having the highest probability of detection

33. One of the responsibilities of OSC is to obtain a search action plan, from whom this plan should be taken from passing thru the RCC or RSC as soon as possible

34. Who is responsible for making periodic report to the RCC

35. What band is used for INMARSAT E EPIRB

36. To carry out a parallel sweep search in a coordinated manner, the OSC shall direct all facilities to proceed at what speed

37. It is a morse code service provided in the MF and HF maritime bands in the 500 khz and 8364 khz

38. A search pattern used to search a large area when survivor location is uncertain and most effective over water or flat terrain

39. Who normally guides land based SAR operations

40. Which of the following is the required spacing for searching a person in water with a visibility of 10 miles

41. Aside from 5680 khz, what other aeronautical frequencies maybe used by SAR personnel for SAR related broadcast

42. What is the geographic point, line or area used as a reference in search planning

43. It is the estimated composite resultant of wind, current or tidal stream which may cause a change in position of search target

44. What frequency is used for aeronautical and marine survival radio equipment which can be used for alerting homing, and on scene communications, depending on equipment design

45. What type of search pattern that is most effective when the location of the search object is known within relatively close limits

46. The following frequencies are used for eradio telex except

47. What is the usual range of a helicopter if task to conduct rescue operation

48. Transmitting frequency from a portable DSC equipment if capable of operating in the indicated bands

49. What equipment does SOLAS ships should have to interact with 9 GHZ vessel or aircraft radars for locating survival craft

50. An area of defined dimension within which search and rescue service is provided

51. Which of the following communication system used to transmit homing signal

52. At what possible distance ranges does the radius of a helicopter action usually vary

53. When a vessel has sent a distress call, which flow of communication could prove that the distress call sent was received

54. Collectively, these types of alerts, combined with navigation and meteorological warnings

55. WWNWS stands for

56. A search pattern normally used when aircraft or vessel has disappeared without a trace along a known route

57. If at that stage nothing has been located, whose responsibility to find means and decide on the most effective method of continuing the search

58. VHF channel used for safety of navigation

59. What is the search pattern suitable for two or more ships maintaining their courses abreast to each other

60. It is the vector sum of leeway and total water current