Marlins Reading Part 1
Marlins Reading Part 1
Part 1
GENERAL STRATEGIES
1. Get familiar with the instruction. The instruction on the Marlins reading section is only one:
Read the text and choose the correct words or phrases and uusualy cloze passage
format question
2. Read the sentence completely after the gap/ blank until full stop. In most of cases, The
keywords/ hint is usually after the blank/ gap.
3. Some reading texts in Marlins reading section are identical with procedures, so it is best/
suggested for you to be familiar with the vocabulary in any procedural things in a vessel.
4. There are no shortcuts in mastering the Marlins reading section, all you can do is just reading a
lot and reviewing grammar. Some other reading texts require your knowledge of grammar, so
it is best for you to review grammar before taking the test.
• Example: he was ____________ going (A) agree to (B) helped by (C) went and
READING PART 1
PROCEDURES
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LET’S DISCUSS READING TEST 2
CLOZE passage
ANSWER: THE NEAREST ALARM SWITCH
ANSWER: AS TO THE NATURE AND
LOCATION OF
ANSWER: OF A MORE SERIOUS FIRE
ANSWER: ON THE MUSTER LIST
ANSWER: ESSENTIAL
ANSWER: PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM
SUMMARY
EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
Anyone on board who discovers an emergency must first activate the
nearest alarm switch. He must ensure that the Deck Officer on duty is
informed without delay as to the nature and location of the emergency,
and then proceed to his Emergency Station. In the case of a minor fire,
after the alarm has been raised, an attempt should be made to tackle it
with minor fire appliances. In case of a more serious fire, doors should
be shut and the area secured before evacuating it. All alarm signals are
shown on the Muster List. It is essential that all crew members are
aware of the meaning of the various alarm signals in use on board. In all
cases, signals are to be backed up with information on the ship's public
address system, where fitted.