CD0020. Search and Rescue
Search this sectionChoose a question set and start learning or take an exam.
CD0020. Search and Rescue
46 questions
About this collection
The Seagull CBT bank is organised into modules covering safety, shipboard operations, maintenance and other topics. Original module names and codes are retained to help you find the topic you need.
“Seagull CBT — CD0020. Search and Rescue” contains 46 questions across 1 collection.
Learning
Learning mode has no timer. After answering, you see feedback and the correct options. You can return to a question and repeat a topic.
Exam
A practice exam lasts up to 60 minutes and includes up to 50 questions from the selected collection. Correct answers and results appear after completion.
Sample questions and answers
These examples come from the published collection. Choose Learning to study questions in sequence, or Exam to check your knowledge.
Which ONE of the following signals is NOT a distress signal?
One correct answer
What is the main role of the OSC with respect to communications? Select the best option
One correct answer
Which ONE of the following most accurately completes the following statement? “Communication between an aircraft and a ship is…
One correct answer
A dotted line is seen on a radar display when a signal is received back from a SART. Which ONE of these options best identifies the location of the SART?
One correct answer
What information should be recorded by the OSC? Select the THREE correct options.
Multiple correct answers
Before you start
Do I need to register to start?
Guest access lasts 23 minutes. Free registration lets you continue without limits, save progress and review mistakes in your account.
What language are the questions in?
Questions and answer options retain the language of the original bank. You can change the interface language separately.
Can I use my result as an official document?
No. This is independent practice. A result does not replace an examination, certificate or knowledge check by an authorised organisation.
