Quiz on Preventing Pollution from Noxious Liquid Substances PDF

20 Multiple Choice Questions on Preventing Pollution from Noxious Liquid Substances (Annex II) **PART A** Recall Questions (Bloom\'s Taxonomy: Knowledge) What is the primary purpose of Annex II of MARPOL? a\) To regulate the carriage of dangerous goods in packaged form b\) To prevent pollution f...

20 Multiple Choice Questions on Preventing Pollution from Noxious Liquid Substances (Annex II) **PART A** Recall Questions (Bloom\'s Taxonomy: Knowledge) What is the primary purpose of Annex II of MARPOL? a\) To regulate the carriage of dangerous goods in packaged form b\) To prevent pollution from oil spills c\) To control pollution by noxious liquid substances carried in bulk d\) To protect marine life from harmful substances Which category of noxious liquid substances poses the greatest threat to marine resources and human health? a\) Category X b\) Category Y c\) Category Z d\) Category A What is the minimum distance from land that a ship must be before discharging Category X noxious substances? a\) 12 nautical miles b\) 24 nautical miles c\) 36 nautical miles d\) 48 nautical miles What is the purpose of a segregated ballast system (SBT)? a\) To prevent oil pollution b\) To store cargo in separate tanks c\) To separate ballast water from cargo d\) To reduce ship draft What is the minimum thickness required for cargo tanks carrying Category X substances? a\) 5 mm b\) 6 mm c\) 7 mm d\) 8 mm Recall Questions (Continued) What is the purpose of a double-hull tanker? a\) To increase cargo capacity b\) To improve stability c\) To provide a secondary barrier against oil spills d\) To reduce fuel consumption What is the minimum distance from land that a ship must be before discharging Category Y noxious substances? a\) 12 nautical miles b\) 24 nautical miles c\) 36 nautical miles d\) 48 nautical miles What is the purpose of a slop tank? a\) To store oily water from bilges b\) To carry potable water for the crew c\) To store cargo residues d\) To collect rainwater What is the minimum distance from land that a ship must be before discharging Category Z noxious substances? a\) 12 nautical miles b\) 24 nautical miles c\) 36 nautical miles d\) 48 nautical miles What is the purpose of a cargo tank washing system? a\) To clean cargo tanks between voyages b\) To wash the exterior of the ship c\) To remove oil from bilges d\) To provide fresh water for the crew Recall Questions (Continued) What is the minimum distance from land that a ship must be before discharging Category A noxious substances? a\) 12 nautical miles b\) 24 nautical miles c\) 36 nautical miles d\) 48 nautical miles What is the purpose of a slop tank separator? a\) To separate oil from water in slop tanks b\) To separate cargo residues from ballast water c\) To separate potable water from seawater d\) To separate different types of cargo What is the minimum distance from land that a ship must be before discharging Category B noxious substances? a\) 12 nautical miles b\) 24 nautical miles c\) 36 nautical miles d\) 48 nautical miles What is the purpose of a cargo tank ventilation system? a\) To ventilate the engine room b\) To ventilate the crew quarters c\) To ventilate cargo tanks during loading and unloading d\) To ventilate the bridge What is the minimum distance from land that a ship must be before discharging Category C noxious substances? a\) 12 nautical miles b\) 24 nautical miles c\) 36 nautical miles d\) 48 nautical miles Recall Questions (Continued) What is the purpose of a cargo tank inert gas system? a\) To provide oxygen to the crew b\) To prevent explosions in cargo tanks c\) To reduce the temperature of cargo tanks d\) To increase the pressure in cargo tanks What is the minimum distance from land that a ship must be before discharging Category D noxious substances? a\) 12 nautical miles b\) 24 nautical miles c\) 36 nautical miles d\) 48 nautical miles What is the purpose of a cargo tank effluent treatment system? a\) To treat wastewater from the crew quarters b\) To treat effluent from the engine room c\) To treat effluent from cargo tank washing operations d\) To treat effluent from the ballast water system What is the minimum distance from land that a ship must be before discharging Category E noxious substances? a\) 12 nautical miles b\) 24 nautical miles c\) 36 nautical miles d\) 48 nautical miles What is the purpose of a cargo tank emergency shutdown system? a\) To shut down the ship\'s propulsion system in an emergency b\) To shut down the cargo tank pumping system in an emergency c\) To shut down the ship\'s electrical system in an emergency d\) To shut down the ship\'s communication system in an emergency Note: These questions are designed to test recall or memory capabilities. For higher-order thinking skills, you could introduce application, analysis, synthesis, or evaluation questions. ANSWERS Answers to the Multiple Choice Questions 1\. What is the primary purpose of Annex II of MARPOL? c\) To control pollution by noxious liquid substances carried in bulk 2\. Which category of noxious liquid substances poses the greatest threat to marine resources and human health? a\) Category X 3\. What is the minimum distance from land that a ship must be before discharging Category X noxious substances? d\) 48 nautical miles 4\. What is the purpose of a segregated ballast system (SBT)? c\) To separate ballast water from cargo 5\. What is the minimum thickness required for cargo tanks carrying Category X substances? d\) 8 mm 6\. What is the purpose of a double-hull tanker? c\) To provide a secondary barrier against oil spills 7\. What is the minimum distance from land that a ship must be before discharging Category Y noxious substances? c\) 36 nautical miles 8\. What is the purpose of a slop tank? a\) To store oily water from bilges 9\. What is the minimum distance from land that a ship must be before discharging Category Z noxious substances? b\) 24 nautical miles 10\. What is the purpose of a cargo tank washing system? a\) To clean cargo tanks between voyages 11\. What is the minimum distance from land that a ship must be before discharging Category A noxious substances? d\) 48 nautical miles 12\. What is the purpose of a slop tank separator? a\) To separate oil from water in slop tanks 13\. What is the minimum distance from land that a ship must be before discharging Category B noxious substances? b\) 24 nautical miles 14\. What is the purpose of a cargo tank ventilation system? c\) To ventilate cargo tanks during loading and unloading 15\. What is the minimum distance from land that a ship must be before discharging Category C noxious substances? a\) 12 nautical miles 16\. What is the purpose of a cargo tank inert gas system? b\) To prevent explosions in cargo tanks 17\. What is the minimum distance from land that a ship must be before discharging Category D noxious substances? a\) 12 nautical miles 18\. What is the purpose of a cargo tank effluent treatment system? c\) To treat effluent from cargo tank washing operations 19\. What is the minimum distance from land that a ship must be before discharging Category E noxious substances? a\) 12 nautical miles 20\. What is the purpose of a cargo tank emergency shutdown system? b\) To shut down the cargo tank pumping system in an emergency **PART B** **Create 20 multiple choice questions with answers Explain the procedures for preventing pollution of noxious liquid substances carried in bulk by following the provisions of Annex ll? the question should be based to test the students recall or remember only capabilities according to blooms taxonomy** **Explain the procedures for preventing pollution of harmful substances in packaged form by following the provisions of Annex Ill.** **Questions:** 1. **What is the primary purpose of Annex III of MARPOL?** **A) To prevent pollution from ships\' sewage** **B) To prevent pollution from ships\' oil discharges** **C) To prevent pollution from ships\' harmful substances in packaged form** **D) To prevent pollution from ships\' garbage** 2. **Which of the following substances are covered under Annex III?** **A) Oil and oil-contaminated waste** **B) Sewage and fecal matter** **C) Garbage, including plastic and food waste** **D) Harmful substances in packaged form, such as paints, pesticides, and batteries** **3. What is the definition of \"harmful substance\" as per Annex III?** **A) Any substance that can harm human health or the environment** **B) Any substance that is toxic, persistent, and bioaccumulative** **C) Any substance that is listed in Annex III of MARPOL** **D) Any substance that is harmful to marine life** **4. What is the general requirement for the carriage of harmful substances in packaged form?** **A) They must be carried in bulk** **B) They must be carried in closed containers** **C) They must be carried on the deck** **D) They must be carried in open containers** **5. What is the purpose of a Declaration of Hazardous Substances (DHS)?** **A) To declare the presence of harmful substances on board a ship** **B) To declare the ship\'s destination** **C) To declare the ship\'s tonnage** **D) To declare the ship\'s flag** **6. When must a DHS be submitted to the port authority?** **A) Upon arrival at a port** **B) Before departure from a port** **C) During the voyage** **D) Never** **7. What is the requirement for the storage of harmful substances on board a ship?** **A) They must be stored in a designated area** **B) They must be stored on deck** **C) They must be stored in open containers** **D) They must be stored in the engine room** **8. What is the requirement for the disposal of harmful substances from a ship?** **A) They must be disposed of at sea** **B) They must be disposed of at designated disposal facilities** **C) They must be stored on board until the end of the voyage** **D) They must be incinerated on board** **9. What is the role of the ship\'s crew in preventing pollution from harmful substances?** **A) To ensure that harmful substances are properly stored and handled** **B) To ensure that the ship\'s equipment is in good working order** **C) To ensure that the ship is complying with all relevant regulations** **D) All of the above** **10. What is the role of the port authority in preventing pollution from harmful substances?** **A) To inspect ships for compliance with Annex III** **B) To provide disposal facilities for harmful substances** **C) To investigate pollution incidents** **D) All of the above** **\[Continue with 10 more questions, similar to the ones above, covering different aspects of Annex III\]** **Answers:** **1C 2D 3C 4B 5A 6B A8 B9 D10D** **What is the primary purpose of Annex III of MARPOL?** **A) To prevent pollution from ships\' sewage** **B) To prevent pollution from ships\' oil discharges** **C) To prevent pollution from ships\' harmful substances in packaged form** **D) To prevent pollution from ships\' garbage** **Which of the following substances are covered under Annex III?** **A) Oil and oil-contaminated waste** **B) Sewage and fecal matter** **C) Garbage, including plastic and food waste** **D) Harmful substances in packaged form, such as paints, pesticides, and batteries** **What is the definition of \"harmful substance\" as per Annex III?** **A) Any substance that can harm human health or the environment** **B) Any substance that is toxic, persistent, and bioaccumulative** **C) Any substance that is listed in Annex III of MARPOL** **D) Any substance that is harmful to marine life** **What is the general requirement for the carriage of harmful substances in packaged form?** **A) They must be carried in bulk** **B) They must be carried in closed containers** **C) They must be carried on the deck** **D) They must be carried in open containers** **What is the purpose of a Declaration of Hazardous Substances (DHS)?** **A) To declare the presence of harmful substances on board a ship** **B) To declare the ship\'s destination** **C) To declare the ship\'s tonnage** **D) To declare the ship\'s flag** **When must a DHS be submitted to the port authority?** **A) Upon arrival at a port** **B) Before departure from a port** **C) During the voyage** **D) Never** **What is the requirement for the storage of harmful substances on board a ship?** **A) They must be stored in a designated area** **B) They must be stored on deck** **C) They must be stored in open containers** **D) They must be stored in the engine room** **What is the requirement for the disposal of harmful substances from a ship?** **A) They must be disposed of at sea** **B) They must be disposed of at designated disposal facilities** **C) They must be stored on board until the end of the voyage** **D) They must be incinerated on board** **What is the role of the ship\'s crew in preventing pollution from harmful substances?** **A) To ensure that harmful substances are properly stored and handled** **B) To ensure that the ship\'s equipment is in good working order** **C) To ensure that the ship is complying with all relevant regulations** **D) All of the above** **What is the role of the port authority in preventing pollution from harmful substances?** **A) To inspect ships for compliance with Annex III** **B) To provide disposal facilities for harmful substances** **C) To investigate pollution incidents** **D) All of the above** **\[Continue with 10 more questions, similar to the ones above, covering different aspects of Annex III\]** **Answers:** **C** **D** **C** **B** **A** **B** **A** **B** **D** **D**