Ann's Test No. 3 (Chesapeake Bay)
Parameters for this test
      Var =      10 W
      Dev =     0: 2w          30: 3W          60: 2W          90: 1W
              120: 0W         150: 1E         180: 2E         210: 1E
              240: 0W         270: 1W         300: 2W         330: 3W 
99999a. At 1130, your fix places you between G "15" and
R "16" in York Split Channel.  Your course is 330ø T.  Your take a
bearing of R "16" in Latimer Shoals of 035ø T.  What is the 
relative bearing:
- N 
A: 305ø T
 
- Y 
B: 65ø T
 
- N 
C: 55ø T
 
- N 
D: 125ø T
15211: You have just passed York River Entrance Channel Lighted
Buoys "13" and "14". The chart shows a light approximately
1.0 mile off your port beam with a light characteristic "Fl
6 sec". What is the name of this light?
- N 
A: Mobjack Bay Entrance Light
 
- N 
B: New Point Comfort Shoal Light
 
- Y 
C: York Spit Light
 
- N 
D: York River Entrance Channel Light "1"
15465: What is indicated by the dashed magenta line crossing York
Spit Channel between buoys "20" and "22"?
- N 
A: You are crossing the demarcation line between the COLREGS
and the Inland Rules.
 
- Y 
B: The line marks the limits of a regulated area.
 
- N 
C: The line indicates a submarine cable, and you should not
anchor in the area.
 
- N 
D: It marks the range between Ft. Wool Light and Cape Charles
15956: The National Weather Service provides 24-hour weather
broadcasts to vessels transiting the Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Tunnel. The broadcasts may be found on _________________.
- N 
A: 202.35 MHz
 
- N 
B: 181.15 MHz
 
- Y 
C: 162.55 MHz
 
- N 
D: 147.45 MHz
15960-15961a:  Your position is approximately 37ø05.9' N, 76ø08.0' W at a 
course of 321ø psc. A red buoy bears 010ø relative. This buoy marks _____________.
- N 
A: the side of York Spit Channel
 
- N 
B: the visibility limit of the red sector of Cape Henry Light
 
- N 
C: a submerged obstruction in York Spit Channel
 
- Y 
D: the York River Entrance Channel
16060: The short-long dashed, magenta lines parallel to York River
Entrance Channel mark ____________.
- Y 
A: fish trap areas
 
- N 
B: naval exercise areas
 
- N 
C: underwater cables
 
- N 
D: recommended track lines
16064: At 2015, your vessel is at the Chesapreake Bay Bridge and Tunnel 
midway  between buoys "13" and "14". If the height
of tide is -1 foot (-.3 meter). What is the approximate
depth under the keel?
- N 
A: 51 feet (15.5 meters)
 
- Y 
B: 45 feet (13.6 meters)
 
- N 
C: 40 feet (12.1 meters)
 
- N 
D: 35 feet (10.6 meters)
16107: If the visibility is 5 miles and you are in the red sector,
at what distance off should you sight Cape Henry Light?
- N 
A: 15 miles
 
- N 
B: 13 miles
 
- N 
C: 11 miles
 
- Y 
D: 09 miles
16160a: You are in York Split Channel near buoy "29" 
heading towards the Bay Bridge Tunnel.  
You are turning for 9 knots, an easterly wind is causing 3ø
of leeway, and the current is 320ø T at 1.2 knots. What
true course should you steer to remain in the middle leg of
York Spit Channel?
- N 
A: 162ø T
 
- Y 
B: 165ø T
 
- N 
C: 168ø T
 
- N 
D: 171ø T
16168: You will enter waters governed by the International Rules
when _____________.
- N 
A: you cross the territorial sea boundary line
 
- N 
B: enter the pilotage area
 
- N 
C: you cross the boundary of the contiguous zone
 
- Y 
D: Cape Henry Light bears 202² T