What is a ship's compass used for?
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To determine direction and maintain course.
What is the purpose of a watchstanding log?
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To record significant events and changes during a watch.
What is a nautical mile?
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A distance equal to 1.852 kilometers or 1.1508 miles.
What is a bearing in navigation?
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The direction or path along which something moves or along which it lies.
What does a lookout do?
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Watches for obstacles, hazards, or other vessels.
What is a helm order?
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Instruction given to steer the ship in a specific direction.
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What tool is commonly used for plotting courses?
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A parallel ruler is essential for chart plotting.
What does the term 'dead reckoning' refer to?
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Navigation based on speed, course, and time from a known position.
How often should a watchstander report to the bridge?
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As required, or when important events occur.