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Question 1

What is the (trans) design to protect your (jsksks) cargo and ship (jjsj) risk of security incident

Answer 1

security plan

Question 2

Describe the difference between piracy and armed robbery at sea.
- piracy is a robbery at ship while armed robbery at sea occur in port
- armed robbery at sea occured within territorial water while piracy occured in international water
- armed robbery at sea occured in international water while piracy occured within territorial water
- piracy and armed robbery are the same

Answer 2

• armed robbery at sea occured within territorial water while piracy occured in international water

Question 3

What was mandated by law in July 2004 after the (????) attack (??????)
- SDSD
- Solas chapter XI-2
- ISPS regulation
- SOA?

Answer 3

Solas chapter XI-2

Question 4

Which maritime security level is appropriate when ship and port authority (mutuals) of supervise cargo in loading and unloading operation.
- marsec lvl 1
- marsec lvl 2
- marsec lvl 3
- marsec lvl 4

Answer 4

marsec lvl 1

Question 5

Identify this marsec level (grant) access to ship is limited only to authorize personel
- marsec lvl 1
- marsec lvl 2
- marsec lvl 3
- marsec lvl 4

Answer 5

marsec lvl 3

Question 6

At least how many times security drills should be conducted on board
- once in every 3 months
- once a month
- once a year
- once every 3 years

Answer 6

once in every 3 months

Question 7

What is the first step to develop in ship security assessment
- ship security meeting
- ship security survey
- ship security plan

• ship security drill

Answer 7

ship security survey

Question 8

The following are identified in (???) ship security survey, EXCEPT:
- possible threats (on the key) shipboard operation
- existing security measures, procedures and operation
- security threat, nationality, capacity and personality
- security (weakness) (hindering frastracture) policies and procedures

Answer 8

security threat, nationality, capacity and personality

Question 9

Which of the following should be considered when the captain (when) security of the ship is (bridge)
- ship contengency plan implementation
- ship security alert system activation
- ship preparation for evacuation
- implement higher marsec level

Answer 9

• ship security alert system activation

Question 10

During your watch, you have notice a vessel (afar) being attacked by pirates, what should be your action
- change course
- increase speed
- report to master
- alert authority

Answer 10

alert authority

Question 11

What is the document that address tye security requirement that to be shared between a port facility and a ship
- checklist of security
- declaration of security
- assessment of security
- ship or port security check

Answer 11

declaration of security

Question 12

taking advantage of modern technologies of pirates are able to determine the best (target) and plan of attack by ______
- (contracting) searches at sea
- getting (classified) information
- monitoring communication between ships and ports
- utilizing vessel fine internet

Answer 12

monitoring communication between ships and ports

Question 13

the following is considered in (unfine) potential security threat, except:
- out of normal activity
- normal clothing
- ????
- conversation of the ship and taking pictures

Answer 13

normal clothing

Question 14

What is the importance of being observant to recognize potential security threat

• to prevent any harm
• to promote safety from accident
• to be able to prevent (bridges) of security
• to be able to arrest potential security threats

Answer 14

• to be able to prevent (bridges) of security

Question 15

it is a dedication of (conceiling) a weapon of person (false/force) to bend his knees or fail to bend his knees
- palming
- (jacketshog)
- (unaturalgeyt?/$$)
- (unsboxtribe)

Answer 15

• (unaturalgeyt?/$$)

Question 16

when a person is palming, what is the most probable way for being (conceil)
- (edge waypor)
- granades
- fire arms
- (time ed)

Answer 16

edge waypor

Question 17

why do we utilize leaders in a crowd and controlling and (emerging) crowd
- due to people exhibiting panic behavior
- due to people in crowd with open exhibit (????) behaviour
- due to ignorance
- due to (pro) active behavoir

Answer 17

due to people in crowd with open exhibit (????) behaviour

Question 18

what kind of equipment is not appropriate for bomb search
- flashlight
- radio
- metal detector
- (lacyd)

Answer 18

radio

Question 19

is over an expensive and effective means of detecting (????) substances
- K9
- x-ray
- search stick
- metal detector

Answer 19

metal detector

Question 20

which of the following is considered restricted area
- engine room
- deck
- accommodation ladder
- ramp

Answer 20

engine room

Question 21

how can a restricted area be immediately identified

• clearly marked restricted area warning signs and placards
• announcement over public address system
• by locking the space or compartment
• (you’ll) say to crew members

Answer 21

clearly marked restricted area warning signs and placards

Question 22

as part of shipboard security and identification system is used to utilize
- determine vessel security level
- identify (this) vessel personel or authotize to have access
- assign restricted areas
- control entry and exit of items on board

Answer 22

identify (this) vessel personel or authotize to have access

Question 23

monitoring ship security (inclus) the use of following, except
- lighting
- cordon
- surveilance
- watchkeeper

Answer 23

cordon

Question 24

security measures are implemented during delivery of ships(stores) for following reason, except
- to prevent possibility of receiving of (tampered) products
- to ensure (intended) to your ship’s course packaging
- to avoid accepting items (????) order
- to allow acquisition of cobtraband

Answer 24

to allow acquisition of cobtraband

Question 25

what is a effective way to check the identify of the passenger board on the vessel - familiarity - by uniform - identification card - confirmation under personel

Answer 25

identification card

Question 26

What is the role of a Recognized Security Organization (RSO) in maritime security? (1 Point) * O a. Conducting routine ship inspections O b. Providing security training for port personnel O c. Implementing the National Security Programme for Sea Transport • d. Performing security-regulated activities with appro- priate qualifications and expertise

Answer 26

d. Performing security-regulated activities with appro- priate qualifications and expertise

Question 27

What is the primary responsibility of governments regarding international maritime security policies and guidelines? (1 Point) * O a. Enforcing security protocols on individual vessels. © b. overseeing compliance with security measures within their jurisdiction. c. Managing the day-to-day operations of maritime companies. d. Providing insurance coverage for maritime activi-ties.

Answer 27

b. overseeing compliance with security measures within their jurisdiction.

Question 28

Which of the following security measures is associated with all three MARSEC Levels? (1 Point) * a. Limting access to a single, controlled access point. • b. Suspending cargo operations and stores. • c. Increasing the search frequency and detall of per- sons due to board or disembark. • d. Escorting all visitors onboard.

Answer 28

a. Limting access to a single, controlled access point.

Question 29

7. Which of the following actions is recommended both on board a ship and in a port facility environment in response to an attack or attempted attack by pirates or armed robbers? (1 Point) * a. Engage in direct confrontation with the attackers to protect crew and cargo. b. Activate the Ship Security Alert System (SSAS), increase speed, and initiate evasive maneuvers while notifying the port authorities or coastal state. c. Attempt to negotiate with the attackers to avoid violence and minimize potential damage

Answer 29

b. Activate the Ship Security Alert System (SSAS), increase speed, and initiate evasive maneuvers while notifying the port authorities or coastal state.

Question 30

Master of a ship when determining whether to activate security protocols and report an attack or attempted attack by pirates or armed robbers? (1 Point) * a. The avalability of nearby naval bases for immedi- ate assistance. © b. The severity of the threat to the safely of the ship and its crew. O c. The cargo being transported and its value. d. The weather conditions in the ship's vicinity.

Answer 30

© b. The severity of the threat to the safely of the ship and its crew.

Question 31

Why is it important for companies to conduct regular training, drills, and exercises related to the prevention and suppression of piracy and armed robbery against ships? (1 Point) * a. To fulfil legal obligations mandated by international maritime regulations. b. To maintain compliance with company policies and procedures. c. To ensure readiness and preparedness of crew members and security personnel.

Answer 31

c. To ensure readiness and preparedness of crew members and security personnel

Question 32

What is the primary purpose of conducting inspections and surveys as part of ship security activities specified in a ship security plan? (1 Point) * • a. To identity and evaluale polential threats to the ship's security. b. To ensure compliance with international maritime regulations. • c. To provide documentation for legal purposes and regulatory audits. d. To assess the condition of the ship's hull and ma- chinery.

Answer 32

a. To identity and evaluale polential threats to the ship's security.

Question 33

Why is it important for a Ship Security Plan to include procedures for responding to security threats? (1 Point) * 0 • a. To comply with international maritime regulations and conventions. b. To provide a framework for crew members to follow in the event of a security breach , c. To outline legal liabilities in case of security inci-dents.

Answer 33

b. To provide a framework for crew members to follow in the event of a security breach

Question 34

How does conducting regular security drills contribute to the effectiveness of contingency plans for scenarios involving robbery, drugs, and smuggling? (1 Point) * , a. It ensures compliance with international maritime regulations. b. It transfers responsiblity for security incidents to the crew members. c. lt eliminates the need for communication with wa- terfront facility response procedures • d. It provides crew members with the necessary sklls. to respond effectively to security threats.

Answer 34

d. It provides crew members with the necessary sklls. to respond effectively to security threats.

Question 35

What is the significance of having an agreement between a ship and a port facility regarding the Declaration of Security? (1 Point) * a. It simplifies the process by not requiring a Declaration of Security for each port visit b. It shifts the responsibility for security measures to the port facility. c. It allows the ship to bypass security inspections during port visits.

Answer 35

a. It simplifies the process by not requiring a Declaration of Security for each port visit

Question 36

What is a common method used by pirates and armed robbers to undertake attacks against ships, based on the provided information? (1 Point) * a. Attacking ships during daylight hours to minimize visibility. • b. Using submarines to approach ships undetected. O c. Boarding ships from astern using grappling hooks and ropes. d. Engaging in long-range missile attacks from moth- er ships.

Answer 36

O c. Boarding ships from astern using grappling hooks and ropes.

Question 37

What action should be taken if an individual attempt to gain access to vessels or facilities without proper authorization? (1 Point) * O a. Allow access and monitor their activities closely. • b. Alert security personnel or authorities immediately. c. Engage in conversation to gather more informa-tion. d. Ignore the attempt and continue regular opera-tions.

Answer 37

b. Alert security personnel or authorities immediately.

Question 38

How would you describe the general characteristics and behavioral patterns of persons who are likely to threaten security in a maritime environment? (1 Point) * a. They are typically calm, cooperative, and open to communication. b. They often show signs of nervousness, avoidance of eye contact, and unusual interest in restricted areas or procedures. c. They usually work closely with security personnel and have a strong understanding of safety protocols. d. They tend to exhibit confident and friendly behavior without showing any signs of distress.

Answer 38

b. They often show signs of nervousness, avoidance of eye contact, and unusual interest in restricted areas or procedures.

Question 39

What is the primary objective when implementing controls for recognizing and detecting weapons and dangerous substances on board vessels? (1 Point) * a. To identify and apprehend potential perpetrators. b. To ensure that all cargo is thoroughly inspected. C • c. To prevent such materials from entering ports and ships. O d. To increase revenue through fines for non-compli- ance.

Answer 39

c. To prevent such materials from entering ports and ships.

Question 40

How can crews and personnel reduce vulnerability to security threats on board ships? (1 Point) * O a. By relying solely on advanced delection technolo- ду. • b. By avoiding high-risk areas during voyages. c. By disregarding intelligence reports to avoid panic among crew members. d. By implementing security procedures and reporting suspicious materials to authorities

Answer 40

d. By implementing security procedures and reporting suspicious materials to authorities

Question 41

During a crisis situation at sea, what is the primary responsibility of a seafarer with designated security duties? (1 Point) * a. Ensuring the safety of passengers and crew mem- •bers. b. Implementing emergency plans in accordance with the ship security plan. • c. Providing first aid to injured individuals. • d. Contacting maritime authorities for assistance.

Answer 41

b. Implementing emergency plans in accordance with the ship security plan.

Question 42

Why might security-related information such as the location of the ship be considered sensitive? (1 Point) * a. Because it can assist in identifying polential tar- gets for security threats. • b. Because it helps in planning crew schedules. O c. Because it's required for insurance purposes. d. Because it helps with navigation.

Answer 42

a. Because it can assist in identifying potential targets for security threats.

Question 43

Why is it important to positively identify crewmembers, passengers, vendors, visitors, and other personnel prior to each embarkation? (1 Point) * O a. To maintain a friendly atmosphere onboard. 1 b. To collect demographic data for markeling purpos- es. O c. To prevent unauthorized access and enhance se- curity measures. • d. To speed up the embarkation process.

Answer 43

c. To prevent unauthorized access and enhance se- curity measures.

Question 44

How would you explain the technique used for conducting non-intrusive searches of personal effects, baggage, cargo, and ship's stores? (1 Point) * a. Using electronic devices like X-ray machines to scan items without physically opening them. b. Physically inspecting each item manually by hand to ensure safety and security. c. Questioning individuals about the contents of their bags and cargo to verify security. d. Allowing crew members to inspect the items themselves and report anv suspicious content

Answer 44

a. Using electronic devices like X-ray machines to scan items without physically opening them.

Question 45

You are tasked with conducting a physical search of personal baggage and a non-intrusive inspection of cargo during a routine security check. What is the correct procedure to follow to ensure compliance with security protocols? (1 Point) * a. Begin with a physical inspection of the baggage by manually opening and examining each item, followed by scanning the cargo with non-intrusive technology like X-ray machines. b. Perform only visual inspections of both the baggage and cargo, as long as there are no signs of tampering or damage. c. Ask the owner of the baggage to open it for inspection while performing a manual check of the cargo without using any scanning equipment. d. Physically search both the baggage and cargo ) without the use of any non-intrusive technologies, as physical searches are sufficient.

Answer 45

a. Begin with a physical inspection of the baggage by manually opening and examining each item, followed by scanning the cargo with non-intrusive technology like X-ray machines.

Question 46

What additional security measures are implemented during Maritime Security (MARSEC) Level 2 to enhance monitoring and access controls on existing restricted areas? (1 Point) * a. Locking or securing access points, and using automatic intrusion detection devices. b. Increasing the frequency and intensity of monitor- ing. ( c. Providing continuous monitoring of each area us- ing surveillance equipment. d. Restricting access to areas adjacent to access O points, and dedicating additional personnel to guard or patrol each area.

Answer 46

d. Restricting access to areas adjacent to access O points, and dedicating additional personnel to guard or patrol each area.

Question 47

Why is it important to control access to restricted areas onboard a ship? (1 Point) * O a. To encourage free movement of passengers and b. To ensure the safely and security of the vessel and its occupants. c. To provide convenient access to all areas for maintenance purposes. d. To increase revenue by selling access to exclusive areas.

Answer 47

b. To ensure the safely and security of the vessel and its occupants.

Question 48

What methods are commonly used for effective monitoring of deck areas and areas surrounding the ship? (1 Point) * a. lighting, watchkeeping and patrols, and sur- veillance equipment. O b. Public announcements and onboard lectures. • c. Social gatherings and crew parties. d. Musical performances and entertainment events.

Answer 48

a. lighting, watchkeeping and patrols, and sur- veillance equipment.

Question 49

How can cargo inspection be conducted onboard a ship? (1 Point) * O a. Through verbal confirmation from the supplier. O b. By relying solely on documentation. c. Through visual and physical examination, or using scanning/detection equipment, mechanical devices, or dogs. d. By random selection of packages for inspection.

Answer 49

c. Through visual and physical examination, or using scanning/detection equipment, mechanical devices, or dogs.

Question 50

What is the purpose of security equipment and systems onboard a vessel? (1 Point) * a. To deter and defend against potential threats such as pirate attacks and armed robbery • b. To regulate temperature levels in crew cabins. c. To enhance passenger comfort during voyages. d. To provide entertainment options for crew mem- bers.

Answer 50

a. To deter and defend against potential threats such as pirate attacks and armed robbery