- A.Delivered
- B.Redelivered
- C.Taken over
- D.Withdrawn
- A.Disposal
- B.Control
- C.Operation
- D.Option
- A.Complement
- B.Supplement
- C.Deployment
- D.Settlement
- A.Gencon
- B.Baltime
- C.Nype
- D.General Average Adjustment
- A.At current price at the nearest main bunkering port
- B.At current price at the port of redelivery if it is not available to obtain the current price at the nearest main bunkering port
- C.At current price at the nearest main bunkering port if it is cheaper than that at the port of redelivery
- D.At current price at the port of redelivery if it is obtainable,even the price is higher at the nearest main bunkering port
- A.borrow
- B.use
- C.hire
- D.rent
- A.Clusters
- B.Gang
- C.Sets
- D.Flock
- A.Provided
- B.So as
- C.As if
- D.So long as to
- A.Supply with
- B.Rely on
- C.Comply with
- D.Reply upon
- A.Manifest
- B.Charter party
- C.Bill of Lading
- D.Portage Bill
- A.in stead of
- B.in lieu of
- C.in possession of
- D.in place of
- A.Ensure
- B.Assure
- C.Warrant
- D.Insure
- A.This kind of wording usually appears in ______.
- B.A ship's certificate
- C.A Note of Sea Protest
- D.A Notice of Readiness
- A.Instruct
- B.Decide
- C.Sight
- D.Appoint
- A.Freely use
- B.Use freely
- C.Free use
- D.Use free
- A.Dispatch
- B.Fastness
- C.Speeding
- D.Swiftness
- A.common custom
- B.marine usual doing
- C.normal marine practice
- D.general and convenience usage
- A.Shipowner may charge for two laydays
- B.Charterer may receive dispatch money
- C.Stevedore may collect demurrage
- D.Consignee may be required to pay a ceaser fee
- A.the consignee
- B.the cargo owner
- C.the shipper
- D.the consignor
- A.Despatch
- B.Demurrage
- C.Detention
- D.Damage
- A.on behalf of
- B.in the reason of
- C.for the purpose of
- D.without prejudice
- A.separate laytime for loading and discharging
- B.total laytime for loading and discharging
- C.commencement of laytime
- D.laytime commencement of loading and discharging
- A.Demurrage
- B.Late fee
- C.Miscibility
- D.Volatility
- A.when
- B.at the time that
- C.until
- D.as soon as
- A.appoint
- B.give name to
- C.make
- D.take
- A.Except
- B.Besides
- C.Rather than
- D.Unless
- A.Boatage
- B.Tug-assistance
- C.Canal,dock and other dues
- D.Drydocking,repairs and other maintenance of the Vessel
- A.call at any port or ports in any order,for any purpose
- B.sail without pilots,to tow and/or assist vessels in all situations
- C.deviate for the purpose of saving life and/or property
- D.make jettison of goods on board of the vessel for any purpose
- A.the expenses of all dock,harbour and tonnage dues at the ports of delivery and re-delivery unless incurred before delivery or after re-delivery
- B.expenses of agencies and commissions
- C.charges including any foreign general municipality or state taxes
- D.expenses for all ropes,falls,slings and blocks actually used for loading and discharging
- A.the cargo for freight,dead-freight,demurrage and damages
- B.dispatch money
- C.premium if paid
- D.total and/or partial loss of and/or damage to the vessel
- A.a period
- B.a trip
- C.a voyage
- D.a journey
- A.Occurred
- B.Happened
- C.Appeared
- D.Incurred
- A.Disposed
- B.Referred
- C.Interfered
- D.Discharged
- A.Either Owners or Charterer
- B.The Charterer
- C.The Owners
- D.Neither Charterer nor Owners
- A.Equally shared between Owners and Charterer
- B.On Charterer's account
- C.Owners' account
- D.On neither Charterer's nor Owners' account
- A.① only
- B.② only
- C.Both ① and ②
- D.Neither ① nor ②
- A.Extra expenses
- B.Dispatch money
- C.Demurrage
- D.Remuneration
- A.vessel operator can collect demurrage
- B.ship is authorized extra time to discharge the cargo
- C.charterer must pay dispatch money
- D.effective period of the charter is extended
- A.Demurrage
- B.Despatch money
- C.Damages for detention
- D.Payment of handling