In launching a lifeboat，when should the tricing pendants be released?（）.

A . plot a course for the nearest land B . take a vote on which direction you should go C . stay in the immediate area D . go in one direction until fuel runs out

A . use the float-free method only B . lower all boats C . raise all boats D . drill is over，secure all boat

A . shorter than the others B . used for the stroke oar C . used by the forward man in the boat to direct the bow D . longer than the others and should be lashed to the ster

A . surfaced with a nonskid texture B . roped off to prevent unnecessary access C . kept clear of any obstructions that would interfere with launching D . posted with a list of persons assigned to the lifeboat

A . &ensp；Run（）； B . &ensp；Start（）； C . &ensp；Execute（）； D . &ensp；Run（Runnable&ensp；r）； E . &ensp；Start（Runnable&ensp；r）； F . &ensp；Execute（Thread&ensp；t）；

A . shorter than the rowing oars B . the same length as the rowing oars C . longer than the rowing oars D . unrelated to the length of the rowing oar

A . place for people to lie down B . means for rigging the sail C . place for rowers to brace their feet D . suitable means for water to drain below the footing

A . run as fast as the boat will go and keep the sea on the stern B . secure the engine，put sea anchor over the bow，put out the oars，use sweep oar and back onto beach C . go in under oars and put out the sea painter D . put the sea broadside and let the boat drift ashore

A . on only the forward falls B . on only the after falls C . with a lead of about 45 degrees to the boat D . from the falls to the main deck of the vessel

A . on the lee side B . on the windward side C . with the wind dead ahead D . with the wind from aster

A . secured forward and aft where readily available B . secured amidships where they will not hinder the personnel C . used for fending off D . used for picking up survivors in the water

A . remain in the immediate vicinity B . head for the nearest land C . head for the closest sea-lanes D . vote on what to do，so all hands will have a part in the decisio

A . tie up to the rescue vessel B . transfer only those personnel who are not seasick C . wait for calmer weather before transferring personnel D . transfer all personnel immediately

A . an approach from leeward B . an approach from windward C . the most direct approach D . an approach across the wind

A . bumpkin oar B . stroke oar C . sweep oar D . becket oar

A . Frapping line B . Tricing line C . Rottmer release D . Winch remote control wire

A . Release gripes，turn on emergency disconnect switch，release frapping lines B . Release tricing pennants，turn on emergency disconnect switch，release frapping lines C . Operate limit switches，release gripes，lift brake D . Release gripes，lift brake，release tricing pennant

A . kerosene B . unleaded gasoline C . diesel oil D . liquefied ga

A . fuel supply valve should be closed B . hatches，doors，and oar ports should be closed C . air cylinder shut-off valve should be closed D . engine should be shut off

A . The boat should be hoisted a few inches clear of the cradle before cranking out the davits B . The inboard gripes should be cast off before the outboard gripes C . The outboard section of the cradle must be released D . The tricing pendants will automatically bring the boat alongside at the embarkation deck

A . the top 2-1/2 inches of each side B . the releasing gear lever C . the fuel tanks D . the thwart

A . Smoke signal B . Flash signal C . Fire signal D . Radio emergency transmissio

A . before the boat is lowered from the stowed position B . as the boat-fall blocks break clear of the davit head C . before the boat is lowered from the embarkation level D . after the boat is released into the water

A．A.The Canterbury Tales B．B.The Romaunt of the Rose C．C.The Legend of Good Women D．D.Troilus and Criseyde