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Currently just a culmination of all the buoy related test questions

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Q1

Which of the following chart symbols represents an isolated danger buoy?

Q2

Which of the following is a chart symbol for a port lateral mark in IALA A buoyage system?

Q3

Which direction should the following vessel turn to?

Q4

Which of the following is a chart symbol for a port lateral mark in IALA B buoyage system?

Q5

What colour is a port lateral marker if you are entering a harbour in Australia?

Q6

Which direction should the following vessel turn to?

Q7

Generally, the direction of buoyage when entering a harbour is into the harbour from the sea. True or False?

Q8

Which of the following colours identifies an isolated danger buoy?

Q9

Which cardinal mark has the following colour characteristics?

Q10

Which of the following Admiralty chart symbols represents a Safe Water Marker?

Q11

The following chart symbol represents which Cardinal mark?

Q12

Green lateral marks are numbered with odd numbers. True or False?

Q13

Does the following top marker belong to a port lateral mark or a starboard lateral mark?

Q14

A South Cardinal mark has which colour characteristics?

Q15

What are the colour characteristics of a port lateral mark in an IALA A system?

Q16

Which IALA buoyage system will you be using when entering a harbour in Australia?

Q17

The following image correctly shows a channel in IALA Buoyage System B. True or False?

Q18

What is an emergency wreck mark used for?

Q19

If you are in IALA buoyage system B, is the following preferred channel to port or starboard?

Q20

Which of the following chart symbols represents a preferred channel to starboard in an IALA A buoyage system?


Question 1

Which of the following chart symbols represents an isolated danger buoy?


Question 2

Which of the following is a chart symbol for a port lateral mark in IALA A buoyage system?


Question 3

Which direction should the following vessel turn to?

Question 3

Question 4

Which of the following is a chart symbol for a port lateral mark in IALA B buoyage system?


Question 5

What colour is a port lateral marker if you are entering a harbour in Australia?


Question 6

Which direction should the following vessel turn to?

Question 6

Question 7

Generally, the direction of buoyage when entering a harbour is into the harbour from the sea. True or False?


Question 8

Which of the following colours identifies an isolated danger buoy?


Question 9

Which cardinal mark has the following colour characteristics?

Question 9

Question 10

Which of the following Admiralty chart symbols represents a Safe Water Marker?


Question 11

The following chart symbol represents which Cardinal mark?

Question 11

Question 12

Green lateral marks are numbered with odd numbers. True or False?


Question 13

Does the following top marker belong to a port lateral mark or a starboard lateral mark?

Question 13

Question 14

A South Cardinal mark has which colour characteristics?


Question 15

What are the colour characteristics of a port lateral mark in an IALA A system?


Question 16

Which IALA buoyage system will you be using when entering a harbour in Australia?

Question 16

Question 17

The following image correctly shows a channel in IALA Buoyage System B. True or False?

Question 17

Question 18

What is an emergency wreck mark used for?


Question 19

If you are in IALA buoyage system B, is the following preferred channel to port or starboard?

Question 19

Question 20

Which of the following chart symbols represents a preferred channel to starboard in an IALA A buoyage system?


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