CHAPTER COMPREHENSIVE TEST 1.  A ship maintains a watch for which of the following reasons? 1.  Communications 2.  Security 3.  Safety 4.  All of the above 2.  A ship’s plan for action is contained in what type of bill? 1.  Battle bill 2.  Admin bill 3.  Organization bill 4.  Watch, quarter, and station bill 3.  Qualified personnel are assigned to stations by which of the following persons? 1.  Division officer and division chief 2.  Leading petty officer 3.  Leading chief petty officer 4.  Executive officer IN ANSWERING QUESTIONS 4 AND 5, REFER TO FIGURE A AND SELECT THE CONDITION USED TO DEFINE THE QUESTION. 4.  General quarters—all battle stations are manned. 1.  A 2.  B 3.  C 5.  Normal wartime cruising watch—4 hours on, 8 hours off. 1.  A 2.  B 3.  C 6.  If you are scheduled to stand the second dog watch, you should report at which of the following times? 1. 1745 2. 1750 3. 1755 4. 1800 7.  If you are told to report to your duty station at 0745 (24-hour clock), you should arrive at what time? 1.  6:45 am 2.  7:45 am 3.  6:45 pm 4.  7:45 pm 8.  How many bells are sounded at 1230? 1.  One 2.  Two 3.  Three 4.  Four 9.  What watch are you standing between 2000 and 2400 hours? 1.  Midwatch 2.  Forenoon watch 3.  First dog watch 4.  Evening watch 10.  Watches are split into port and starboard for what reason? 1.  For convenience 2.  For security 3.  To rotate personnel 4.  To allow extra liberty 11.  What type of watch do most Sailors stand? 1.  Phone 2.  Security 3.  Admin 4.  Division 12.  Which of the following is a type of a security watch? 1.  Sentry duty 2.  Barracks watch 3.  Fire watch 4.  Each of the above 3-21 A.    CONDITION I B.    CONDITION II C.    CONDITION III Figure A