12. The man in charge of a ship is the
master. He is responsible for the
ship, her cargo and the safety of
the crew. He must be well qualified
and an experienced navigator.
Although his correct tittle is the
master, he is addressed as captain.
13. 1. Who is the man in charge of a ship?
2. What is the responsibility of the master?
3. What are the requirements of the master?
4. What is the correct tittle of the captain?
16. 1. Is it still customary to find
Deck, Engine, Catering, and Radio
departments in ships although the
organization of the crew of a cargo ship is
changing?
2. What is the each department made up
of?
19. 1. Who is often called as First Mate?
2. Who is the the master’s chief officer?
3. Who is the head of the deck department?
4. Who will assist the Chief Officer?
5. Do the several companies employ a First
Officer as well as a Chief Officer?
6. What does the deck department also include?
7. What are the navigating cadets on some
ships carried for?
20.
21.
22. 1. Who is the head of the engine
department?
2. Who will assist him?
3. Who are the engine room petty officers?
4. Is a Pumpman on tankers also a petty
officer?
5. Who are the engine room ratings?
23.
24. 1. Who is the head of Catering Department?
2. Catering Department is divided into two
sections, they are...and ...
3. Who is the head of saloon section?
4. Who is the head of Galley section?
5. Are they both petty officers?
6. Who are their assistants?
25.
26. 1. The Radio Department often consists of
one man only, who is he?
2. On ships where continuous radio watches
are kept there may be three radio
officers, they are..., ...and ....
