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水手英語口語題水手英語口語題水手英語口語題xxx公司水手英語口語題文件編號：文件日期：修訂次數(shù)：第1.0次更改批準審核制定方案設計，管理制度Chapter1LessononeTopics1PleasesaysomethingaboutyourselfMynameisShenZhiPeng,I’m18-yearsold.I’masailor.Ihavebeenworkingonboardforhalfayear.Myhobbyisplayingcomputergames.Mydailyworkistokeepbridgewatchasawatchmanortosteerthewheelwhentheshipisatsea.Whentheshipisalongsidethewharf,I’llkeepthegangwaywatch.Inmysparetime,I’dliketolistentomusic,readingbooks.Topic2PleasesaysomethingaboutyourfamilyTherearethreemembersinmyfamily,myfather,mymotherandI.Myparentsareworkersinacompany,andI’masailor.Myparentsareverykindandtendertome,andtheyalllikereadingnewspaper.Topic3Pleasesaysomethingaboutyourhometown.MyhometownisinHenanprovince,withapopulationof100,000,anditisfamousforitstea.Myhometownhasbeautifulsightseeingandthepeopleareveryfriendly.Thespecialtyofmyhometownistea.Topic4 Pleasesaysomethingaboutyourresponsibilitiesonboard.MypositiononboardisA.B.Mydailyworkistokeepbridgewatchasawatchmanortosteerthewheelwhentheshipisatsea.Whentheshipisalongsidethewharf,I’llkeepthegangwaywatch.Mydutiesaretokeepsafewatchasnormal,andwheninemergency,I’llactasrequiredinthemusterlist.Questions1.What’syourdateofbirth

MydateofbirthisMay18th,1990.2.What’syourseaman’sbooknumber

Myseaman’sbooknumberisA1234563.Whereareyoufrom

I’mfromChina.4.What’syourcaptain’snationality? Ourcaptain’snationalityisChinese.5.Whatdoyouthinkisthemostimportantthingonboard?Safety.6.Whichportsdoyouoftencallat

WeoftencallatQingdao,ShanghaiandPusan.7.What’syourmaritalstatus

I’msingle.8.HowlongwillittaketogetEntryVisatoAustralia

Aboutonemonth.9.HowdoyouwishtoflyEconomyorfirstclass Economyplease.10.DoIhavemorethantheduty-freeallowance

Sorry,youdon’thave.lesson2Topics:1.Saysomethingaboutship’smanning.a)Thepersonnelforthedeckdepartment.b)Thepersonnelfortheenginedepartment.c)Thepersonnelfortheservicedepartment.Thepersonnelforthedeckdepartmentinclude:chiefofficer,secondofficer,thirdofficer,bosun,AB,OSandcarpenter,deckcadet.Thepersonnelfortheenginedepartmentinclude:chiefengineer,secondengineer,thirdengineer,fourthengineerandmotorman.Thepersonnelfortheservicedepartmentinclude:chiefcook,secondcookandsteward.2.Saysomethingaboutmaritimeagenciesandthestaffrelatedtotheship.a)listsomemaritimeagencies.b)listsomestaffofmaritimeagencies.Themaritimeagenciesareasfollows:MSA,theShipClassificationSociety,VTS,Shippingagency,tallyingcompany,pilotstation,customs,immigrationoffice,quarantineandinspectionoffice,andsoon.Thestaffrelatedtothemaritimeagenciesareasfollows:customsofficer,immigrationofficer,quarantineofficer,PSCinspector,shipsurveyor,ship’sagent,pilot,broker,tallyman,stevedoreandsoon.3.Saysomethingaboutship’sstructuralparts.a)Themainpartsoftheship.b)Ship’ssuperstructure.Ingeneral,ashipismadeupoftwoparts,thehullandsuperstructure.Themainbodyofashipisthehull:itcontainstheengineroom,cargospacesandanumberoftanks.Thesuperstructureincludestheforecastle,thebridgeandthepoop.Questions:1.Whoisincommandoftheship?Thecaptainisincommandoftheship.2.Generallyspeaking,howmanyofficersarethereinthedeckdepartment?Thereare3officersinthedeckdepartment,theyarechiefofficer,secondofficerandthirdofficer.3.Whatdepartmentdoesbosunbelongto?Bosunbelongstothedeckdepartment.4.Canyoulistsomeship’sstores?

Yes,Ican.Theyareworkinggloves,dunnage,rag,manilarope,hemprope,nylonrope,canvasandsoon.5.Canyoulistsomeship’stools?

Yes,Ican.Theyarespanner,saw,axe,hammer,drill,brush,jackknifeandsoon.6.Whatdoes“l(fā)ifebuoywithlightandsmoke”mean?

Itmeansthemanoverboardlifebuoy,it’susedinemergencywhensomefallsoverboard.7.Whatdoes“cargowire”mean?

It’sthewirestoliftingthecargousedinthederricksorcranes.8.Whatdoes“portside”mean?

Itmeansthelefthandsideoftheship.9.Whatis“boardsling”usedfor?

Itisusedtocarrythegeneralcargosduringcargohandling10.Canyoulistsomeship’sbridgeequipment?

Yes,theship’sbridgeequipmentsinclude:thewheel,telegraph,radar,GPS,AIS,GMDSSequipmentsandsoon.Chapter2 Lesson1 Topic1Whatproceduresshouldbetakenwhenyoureceivehelmordersasahelmsman?

a)Thethreeproceduresahelmsmanshouldtakeorderlywhenhereceivesthehelmorder.b)Themannersinwhichahelmsmanshouldtaketoanswerthehelmorders.c)Measurestobetakenwhenthevesseldoesnotanswerthewheel.Thehelmsmanshouldtakethreeproceduresorderlywhenhereceivesthehelmsorders,thatisrepeat,carryoutandreport.ThehelmsmanshouldanswerthehelmordersclearlyandloudlyWhentheshipdoesnotanswerthewheel,thehelmsmanshouldreportitimmediatelytothepersongivingtheorder.Questions:1.HowmanyordersareincludedinstandardinstandardshipordersCanyoulistsome.Thereare4ordersinStandardshiporders,theyarehelmorders,mooring&unmooringorders,anchorordersandtheengineorders.2.Ifyouareordered“portfive”,howtoreplyandreport?

Iwillreply:“portfive”,andreport,”wheelportfive”.3.Ifyouareordered“steady”,howtoreplyandreport?

Iwillreply,“steady”,andreport,“steadyoncourseXXX”4.Howdoestherudderanswer?Therudderanswerwell,slowlyornoanswer.5.Whatisthecourse?Course169.Chapter2 Lesson2Topic2Pleasedescribethelinehandlingoperationsbeforeberthing.a)Thecautionstobetakenwhenapproachingthequay.b)Theusualwaystohandlemooringlineswhenberthing.c)Themethodtopreventmooringlinesfrombeingfouled.Whenapproachingthequay,thedeckhandsshouldpreparetheheavinglines,thewinchesandthemooringlines.Keepsharplookoutthemovementoftheship,andpreventthelinesfromfouling.Usuallythespringlinesarefirstlysentashore,andkeepitinstrain,thensendtheotherlinesashore.Whentheshipisinposition,makefastallthelines.Topreventthelinesfromfouling,youshouldoperatethewinchstepbystepandkeepthelinesingoodorder.Questions&Answer1.Whatdoes“singleupforwardtobreastlineandspring“mean?

Thatmeanstocastoffalltheotherforwardlinesexceptforbreastlineandspringline.2.Ifyouwantchangethepositionoftheheadlineforwardfor3meters,whatdoyousay?Shifttheheadline3metersforward.3.Ifyouwanttoheavetightthebreastline.Whatshouldyousay?Heaveupthebreastline.(Pickuptheslackonthebreastline)4.Whichorderisanequivalentto“sendoutheadline”

Payoutheadline5.Whichorderisanequivalentto“l(fā)etgosternline”

Castoffsternline.LessonthreeTopic3WhatmeasuresshouldbetakenifanchordraggingAnchordraggingmeanstheanchorcan’tbringuptheshiptotheseabed/ground.Topreventanchordragging,youshouldmakefullconsiderationofallthefeaturesoftheanchorpositionbeforeanchoring,workoutthecablelength,andmakesuretheshipisbroughtupwhenanchoring.Whenanchordragging,weshouldinformthemaster,theengineroom,c/oandotherpersonnelinvolved.Announcethealarmonradiototheothershipsinvicinity.Andthenheaveuptheanchortodropitagain.Questions1.Whatdoes“anchorisfoul”mean

Itmeanstheanchorchainisacross.2.Iftheanchorhasbeenheavedoutofthegroundandclearofthebottom,whatdoyoureport

Anchorisaweigh.3.Iftheanchorissecuredfirmlyinseabottom,whatdoyoureport

Sheisbroughtup.4.Ifthereisnoobstructionaroundtheanchorbeforeanchoring,whatdoyoureport

Thebowisclear.5.Whentheanchorisheavedoutofwaterandjustaboveit,whatdoyoureport

Theanchorisoutofwater.LessonfourTopic4Ifyouaregivenengineorders,howshouldyoureplyandreportWhenengineordersgiven,firstrepeatitclearlyandloudly,thenringthetelegraphtothepositionordered,whentherevolutioncommandedoftheengineisobtained,reportittothecommander.Suchas“deadslowastern”,thatmeanstokeeptheshiprunasternveryslowly.Whentheorderisgiven,repeatit“deadslowastern”,thenringthetelegraphtothe“deadslowstern”position,whentherevolutionisobtained,report“engineisdeadslowastern,sir.”Questions1.Ifyouareordered“standbybothengines”,howshouldyoureplyandreportIshouldreply:standbybothengines;andreport:bothenginesstandby,sir.2.Ifyouareordered“fullahead”,howshouldyoureplyandreport

Ishouldreply:“fullahead”,thenreport“engineisfullahead,sir.”3.Ifyouareordered“ringoffengine”,howshouldyoureplyandreport

Ishouldreply“ringoffengine”,thenreport“engineisrungoff,sir.”4.Ifyouareordered“stopengine”,howshouldyoureplyandreport

Ishouldreply“stopengine”,thenreport“engineisstopped,sir.”5.Whatdoes“finishedwithengine”mean

Thatmeansthemovementoftheengineisnolongerrequired.Chapter3Q&A1.Areyouthesailoronduty?Yes,Iam.2.Isyourchiefofficeronboard?Yes,Heis.3.Wouldyoushowmetheway?Yes,mypleasure,thiswayplease.4.Ourmasterisnotonboard,pleasewaitamoment.I’llcallhimback.OK,thankyou,5.Whenwillyourcaptaincomeback?Hewillbebackinhalfanhour.6.Thegangwayistoohigh.Iwillloweritalittlebit. 7.Wouldyoupleasetakemetoseeyourcaptain?Yes,followmeplease8.Iamtherelievingthirdofficer,hereismyIDcard.Ok,pleasesignhere.9.Theheadlineistootight.Iwillslackit.10.What’syourdraftforeandaft?

Thedraftforeis6.9meters,anddraftaftis7.0meters.Chapter4lesson1Q&A1.Areholdsclean?Yes,theyare.2.Areholdsdry?Yes,theyare.3.Areholdsfreeofsmell?Yes,theyare.4.Closehatchcoversandreport.Closethehatchcovers.Thehatchcoversareclosed,sir.5.Lowerdownandsecureallderricks.Lowerdownandsecureallderricks.Allderricksaresecured,sir.Lesson2Q&A1.Howmanyholdsdoyouhave?Wehave5holds.2.Whatissizeofhatchopenings?It’s16X25squaremeters3.WhatissafetyloadofholdNO.2?ThesafetyloadofholdNo.2is5tonspersquaremeters.4.Aredocksidecranesavailable?Yes,theyare5.Whatislength(width,depth)ofholdNO.1?Thelengthofholdno.1is20metersChapter6Topics:1.Saysomethingaboutcargocarriedonaship.a)Typesofcargob)ProperstowageofcargoGenerallyspeaking,thecargoincludesdrycargoandliquidcargo.Drycargoincludesgeneralcargo,bulkcargo,cars,containerizedcargoetc.Liquidcargoincludesoil,LNG&LPG,chemicalandsoon.Theprincipleofcargostowageistoensurethesafetyoftheshipandcargo.2.Preparationsforloadingofcargoonboardship.a)preparethedeckandholdsforloadingofcargob)PreparationsoftheloadingequipmentBeforeloadingcargo,weshouldgettheshipreadyforloading,thepreparationincludescleaningthecargoholds,decks,gettingdunnageandseparationmaterialsready,andgetreadyderricksorcranes,andsoon.Q&A:1.WhatdoesSWLstandfor?SWLstandsforsafeworkingload.2.Whatequipmentcanbeusedtoloadcargo?Itdependsonthecargotobeloaded,theloadingequipmentincludesdeckcranes,derricks,shorecranes,loadingmachinesandsoon.3.Whatcanbeusedtocoverbilgebeforeloading?Themattresstobeusedtocoverthebilgebeforeloading.4.Whatcanbeusedtoseparatecargoinahold?Dunnage.Suchasplanks,canvas,mattress,wiresandsoon.5.Whodotheworkofloadingandunloading?Thestevedoresdotheworkofloadingandunloading.6.Whereshallwestowcargoonavessel?Itdependsonthetypeofship,thecargothesequenceofdischargingandtheshipper’srequirement.Usually,thecargoisstowedintheholdsortanks.Chapter9Topics:1.Cleaningandrepairworkonboard.a)Theimportanceofthecleaningandrepairwork.b)Thecontentofthecleaningandrepairwork.c)Howtocarryoutthecleaningandrepairwork.Theimportanceofthecleaningandrepairworkistomaintaintheshipingoodconditionforseaworthiness.Cleaningandrepairworkonboardincludescleanthedeck,holds,engineroom,andaccommodation,andsomerepairtomovingparts.Theworkshouldbedoneasplanned,andsomemustbedonedaily.2.Paintingworkusedonboarda)Thebasictypesofpaintusedonboardb)Properpreparations.c)Therequirementsforpainting.Thebasictypesofpaintusedonboardincludeprimer,undercoat,topcoat,heat-resistantpaint,non-slippaintandvarnish.Beforepainting,thesurfaceshouldbecleanedandwashedtoremovethesalt,dirt,andoil,andthentoremoveallkindsofrust.Thegloomy,dampandrainydaysarenotsuitableforpainting,Questions:1.Canyoulistatleastthreekindsofpaint?Yes,Ican.Theyareprimer,undercoats,topcoats,varnishandsoon.2.Whatkindofpaintisusuallygiventotheship’sfunnel?

Heat-resistantpaintisusuallygiventotheship’sfunnel.3.Whattypeofpaintdoyouuseondeck?Weusenon-slippaintsondeck.4.Whatpaintisusedforwoodwork?Varnishisusedforwoodwork.5.Beforerepaintinganarea,whatpreparationsdoyoumake?Beforepainting,theareamustbecleanedandwashedtoremovethesalt,dirt,andoil.Loosepaintandscaletoberemoved.6.Howdoyouremovetheheavyrustontheplates?Weusechippinghammertoremovetheheavyrustontheplates/7.Whatrepairworkdothesailorsusuallydoonboard?Thesailorsusuallydothecleaning,painting,andgreasingworkonboard.Chapter10Topics:1.Thedutiesoftheableseafareronwatchwhenunderway.a)Generalrulesastowatch-keeping.b)Itemstobecheckedateachwatch.Theableseafareronwatchshallmakeregularcheckstoensurethattheshipnavigatessafely.Itemstobecheckedasfollows:position,course,speedanddraughtoftheship,withtheothers,suchastides,currents,weather,visibilityandsoon.2.Thebridgeshiftchange.a)Theproceduresforthebridgeshiftchange.b)Specialattentionforshiftchange.Theofficersandsailorsoftenchangetheirshiftsonceevery4hoursonthebridge.Therelievingofficershouldcometothebridge15minutesearlierinordertogetfamiliarwiththecircumstances.Thehandingoverofficershallintroducethepresentcircumstancessuchasship’sposition,course,speed,vesselinthevicinity,seastate,windstate…Therelievingofficershouldchecknavigationalequipmentsregularly.Theyshouldunderstandclearlyeachother.Andifthereisimportantmaneuverhappenwhenhandingovertheshift,theshiftshallbedeferreduntilsuchactionhasbeencompleted.Questions:1.Whokeepsnavigationalwatchesonthebridgeatsea?Thedutyofficersanddutysailors.2.Howmanywatchesarethereonthebridgeaday?Thereare3watchesonthebridgeaday.3.Whotakesthenavigationalwatchfrom0800to1200hoursinthemorningandevening?Thethirdofficer.4.Whotakesthenavigationalwatchfrom0000to0400hoursdayandnight?Thesecondofficer.5.Whatisthedutyoftheableseafareronwatchonthebridgeatsea?Ensuretheshipnavigatessafely.6.Whatshouldtheableseafarerbeingrelievedsay?Ihandoverthewatchtoyou.7.Whatshouldtherelievingableseafarersay?Irelieveyou.8.Whatshouldarelievingableseafarerdoaftertakingoverthewatch?Theywillkeepwatchonthebridgeanddothedutyofwatch.Chapter11Questions:Whatcargoareyoucarryingonyourship?Thegeneralcargo.Whoisresponsibleforthesecuritytrainingonyourship?Theshipsecurityofficer.Doyouorganizeregularsecuritytrainings?Yes,wedo.Doyouknowaboutthemainthreatsfacingtosecurityofficers?Yes,Ido.Encounteringthepiratesandthearmedattacks.WhatmeansofSecuritylevel1?Securitylevel1meansthelevel