1.Who is the damage control officer? a) Engineering officer b) Electrical officer c) Naval architect d) None of these 2.

What three elements are necessary for a fire to exist? a) Fuel, oxygen, and heat b) Petrol, nitrogen & air c) Wood, water & co2 gas d) None of these 3.what is DCC? a) Damage control Central b) Dielectric control centre c) Damage centre control d) None of these

4.The duties and responsibilities of the ship's damage control organization are outlined in the ship's battle bill and covered in detail in what manual? a) Damage Control Manual b) Ship control manual c) Stability manual d) None of these 5. What is the purpose of damage control? a) To prevent, reduce, and control ship damage b) To prevent damage of ship structure c) To control ship stability d) None of these 6. What is the purpose of Damage Control Central (DCC)? a) DCC is the headquarters for all damage control activities in the ships battle organization b) Act as prevention control board c) Water resistance control board d) None of these 7. Can damage control equipment be used for purposes other than damage operations? a) Yes b) NO. (Damage control equipment must not be used for any purpose other than damage control.) c) None of these d) May be

8.Whose job is it to prevent fires? a) It is everyone's job to prevent fires. b) Safety officer c) Captain of the ship d) None of these 9.What is the purpose of battle dressing stations? a) They are equipped to handle personnel casualties and are manned by medical personnel. b) Carries explosives for battle c) Carries basic necessities of soldiers like dresses, food etc. d) None of these 10.What are the three material conditions of readiness? a) Condition X-RAY,YOKE, ZEBRA b) Condition gamma ray, zebra, lion c) Condition beta ray, cross line, zodiac d) None of these 11.Which of the three material conditions of readiness provides the least amount of protection? a) X-RAY b) c) d) None of these 12.What is the purpose of fittings marked with a circle W (William)? a) They are closed to limit air circulation during a chemical, biological or radiological (CBR) attack. b) c) d) e) None of these 13.When are messengers used in damage control operations? a) When all other methods of communication have failed, messengers are used to relay orders and information. b) c) d) None of these 14.The Damage Control Assistant (DCA) is responsible for what? a) Prevention and repair of damage and Training of ship personnel in damage control and Operation, maintenance, and care of certain auxiliary machineries. b) c) d) e) None of these