Knots are the lifeline of a sailor and even with the advancements in technology, the knowledge of knots is considered vital for a seaman. Find out how much you know about the different types of knots which are used by sailors as well as the meaning of the different epaulets used on board by sailors of different rank and files.

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This symbol represents which type of valve used in ship pipelines?

• Second Engineer
• Cadet
• Third Engineer
• First Engineer

This symbol represents which type of valve used in ship pipelines?

• Fourth Officer
• Second Officer
• Third Officer
• Chief Officer

This symbol represents which type of valve used in ship pipelines?

• Caption
• Engine Cadet
• Eto
• Second Engineer

This symbol represents which type of valve used in ship pipelines?

• Eto
• Engine Cadet
• Third Engineer
• Third Officer

This symbol represents which type of valve used in ship pipelines?

• Fourth Engineer
• Cadet
• Third Engineer
• First Engineer

This symbol represents which type of valve used in ship pipelines?

• Third Officer
• Engine Cadet
• Eto
• Third Engineer

This symbol represents which type of valve used in ship pipelines?

• Caption
• Engine Cadet
• Third Engineer
• Eto

Which type of knot does this picture represent as known to sailors?

• Sheet Knot
• Overhand Knot
• Reef knot
• Sheep Shank

Which type of knot does this picture represent as known to sailors?

• Figure of eight kont
• Sheel knot
• double sheel bend
• clove hitch

Which type of knot does this picture represent as known to sailors?

• over hand Knot
• reef Kont
• bowlline
• Sheet Knot

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