1-39. Manufactures   a   replacement   for   a pump   shaft. 1.     B 2.      C 3.     G 4.     H 1-40. Repairs   a   defective   refrigeration system. 1.    C 2. F 3.     H 4. I 1-41. What  is  the  primary  objective  of the   ship’s   watch   organization? 1. To   maintain   accountability   of personnel 2. To   ensure   the   ship’s   security 3. To   get   the   ship   underway 4. To   maintain   control   and d i s c i p l i ne 1-42. What   condition   watches   require   some or   all   armament   to   be   ready   for immediate   use? 1. I,   II,   III,   IV,   and  V 2. I,   IE,   II,   and   III 3. II,   III,   IV,   and  V 4. I,   IE,   IV,   and   V 1-43. In   most   ships,   the   engineering department   operates   under   the   same requirements   in   what   condition watches? 1. I   and   II 2. II   and   III 3. III  and  IV 4. IV  and  V 1-44. To  ensure  a  smooth  transition  among watches   III,   IV,   and   V,   each   watch is   divided   into   how   many   sections? 1 .    O ne 2.     Two 3.   Three 4.   Four 1-45. Which  of  the  following  is  NOT  a requirement  for  condition  V? 1. Secure  the  engineering  plant 2. Do   not   man   weapons   batteries 3. Set  condition  YOKE 4. Man  the  CIC 1-46. The   fifth   general   degree   of readiness   is   also   known   as 1. wartime   cruising 2. peacetime   cruising 3. general   quarters 4. emergency  response 1-47. A   ship   in   port   during   peacetime with   no   need   for   armament   is   in what   condition   of   readiness? 1.    I 2.      II 3.    IV 4.  V Figure   1E IN  ANSWERING  QUESTIONS  1-48  THROUGH  1-52, CHOOSE THE OFFICER FROM FIGURE lE WHO HAS THE  WATCH  RESPONSIBILITIES  DESCRIBED  IN THE QUESTION. Questions  1-48  through  1-55  refer  to at-sea   watches. 1-48. For   safe   navigation   and   general operation   of   the   ship,   the   OOD reports   to   what   officer? 1.     A 2.     B 3.     D 4. J 5