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An educational image depicting the anatomy of a ship, highlighting parts like the hull, deck, and tanks, with labels and diagrams in a maritime setting.

Maritime Knowledge Quiz

Test your knowledge of ship anatomy and maritime terminology with this engaging quiz! It consists of multiple-choice questions that cover various aspects of a ship's structure, including its hull, tanks, and compartments.

Prepare yourself to:

Explore key terms related to ships.
Enhance your understanding of maritime concepts.
Challenge yourself and learn more about the marine world.

8 Questions2 MinutesCreated by NavigatingOcean543

The rearmost part of the hull is

� stern

� bow

� port

� starboard

The part between the bow and the stern is called

� port

� midship

� starboard

� keel

At the very bottom of the hull, extending the entire length of the ship is

� the deck

� the bottom

� the midship

� the keel

Fuel, engine oil and fresh water are stored in

� hulls

� tanks

� compartments

� frames

The openings giving access to holds are called

� compartments

� frames

� hatches

� hulls

If a ship has double sides, the space between the sides contains

� compartments

� ballast tanks

� hulls

� keels

Forepeak tanks are at

� the superstructure of the ship

� the main deck of the ship

� the after end of the hull

� the fore end of the hull

Forepeak and afterpeak tanks are used for

� fresh water and fuel

� sludge and ballast

� lube oil and sludge

� fuel oil and ballast

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