Ship Stability Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Ship Stability QuizOnline version Test your ship stability knowledge. by aiman shafiee 1 What is the vertical distance between the center of gravity and the metacenter called? a Righting angle b Metacentric height c Buoyancy depth 2 What is the purpose of ballast water on a vessel? a To increase speed b To clean the hull c To adjust stability and trim 3 What does the righting lever (GZ) measure? a Vertical height of the mast b Horizontal distance between buoyancy and gravity lines when heeled c Angle of heel 4 If the GM (metacentric height) is negative, the ship is: a Fully stable b Unstable and tends to capsize c Inspired by buoyancy 5 Increasing ballast water in ballast tanks primarily: a Lowers speed b Worsens trim c Improves stability by raising GM 6 Which factor most directly increases initial stability? a Larger hull length b Higher metacentric height (GM) c Greater freeboard 7 Intact stability refers to a ship with all compartments: a Flooded by compartments b Undamaged and not flooded c Empty of ballast 8 What condition can dramatically reduce stability? a Flooding of ballast tanks or uneven loading b Even weight distribution c Uniform ballast 9 Which curve shows stability versus heel angle? a Speed curve b Displacement curve c GZ (righting arm) curve 10 To help recover from a small heel, one should: a Redistribute weight to the high side b Increase ballast on the low side c Trim by shifting weight forward

Froggy Jumps

Ship Stability QuizOnline version

Test your ship stability knowledge.

by aiman shafiee

What is the vertical distance between the center of gravity and the metacenter called?

Righting angle

Metacentric height

Buoyancy depth

What is the purpose of ballast water on a vessel?

To increase speed

To clean the hull

To adjust stability and trim

What does the righting lever (GZ) measure?

Vertical height of the mast

Horizontal distance between buoyancy and gravity lines when heeled

Angle of heel

If the GM (metacentric height) is negative, the ship is:

Fully stable

Unstable and tends to capsize

Inspired by buoyancy

Increasing ballast water in ballast tanks primarily:

Lowers speed

Worsens trim

Improves stability by raising GM

Which factor most directly increases initial stability?

Larger hull length

Higher metacentric height (GM)

Greater freeboard

Intact stability refers to a ship with all compartments:

Flooded by compartments

Undamaged and not flooded

Empty of ballast

What condition can dramatically reduce stability?

Flooding of ballast tanks or uneven loading

Even weight distribution

Uniform ballast

Which curve shows stability versus heel angle?

Speed curve

Displacement curve

GZ (righting arm) curve

To help recover from a small heel, one should:

Redistribute weight to the high side

Increase ballast on the low side

Trim by shifting weight forward

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Ship Stability Quiz

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What is the vertical distance between the center of gravity and the metacenter called?

What is the purpose of ballast water on a vessel?

What does the righting lever (GZ) measure?

If the GM (metacentric height) is negative, the ship is:

Increasing ballast water in ballast tanks primarily:

Which factor most directly increases initial stability?

Intact stability refers to a ship with all compartments:

What condition can dramatically reduce stability?

Which curve shows stability versus heel angle?

To help recover from a small heel, one should:

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