Stuffer-braid rope has（）.

A . marline B . sail twine C . tape D . wire

A . cargo runners B . mooring wires C . shrouds D . stay

A . A bowline knot B . A long splice C . An overhand knot with a wire rope clip D . Wire rope clips with a thimble eye

A . Nylon B . Dacron C . Manila D . Sisal

A . a bulge in the wire where the strain occurred B . a decrease in diameter where the strain occurred C . a kink in the wire where the strain occurred D . no visible effects of an overstrai

A . three wire rope clamps B . an eye splice with four or five tucks C . a thimble fastened with four or five tucks D . a wire rope socket attached with zinc

A . Etch the wire with acid B . Install a wire seizing on the wire that will be inside the socket C . Ensure the fiber core is well lubricated D . Pour molten babbitt metal into the socket

A . independent B . lang lay C . preformed D . spring lay

A . can be used in conjunction with wire or spring-lay rope B . can be stored on decks exposed to sunlight C . can hold a load even when a considerable amount of the yarns have been abraded D . gives audible warning of overstress whereas manila does not

A . drop ladder B . life ladder C . Jacob's ladder D . jury ladder

A . coil it counterclockwise B . not coil it C . take a turn under D . twist out the kinks under a strai

A . Fiber core rope offers greater strength B . Fiber core rope offers greater flexibility C . Fiber core rope can be used at higher operating temperatures D . Fiber core rope is the only type authorized for cargo runner

A . swaged socket B . thimbled mechanical splice C . hand splice D . spelter poured and resin socket

A . floats B . stretches C . handles easily D . resists rot

A . the apparatus B . equipment C . riggings D . fitting

A . 6 inches in diameter and 19 fathoms long B . 6 inches in circumference with 19 strands C . 6 strands with 19 wires in each strand D . 19 strands with 6 wires in each strand

A . Come along B . Jigger C . Rigger's screw D . Sealing clam

A . rot B . shrink C . stretch D . unlay

A . steering gear B . windlass C . deck crane D . warping drum

A . dried，and stowed in a place with adequate ventilation B . stowed in a hot，moist compartment C . stowed on deck at all times D . stowed in any compartment

A . manila B . nylon C . polypropylene D . dacro