航海英语视听说module two Tas Three Sailing at Sea.ppt

Activity Four: In-depth Listening Note taking Name Call Sign Flag State Present Position Last port of Call Intention of Calling Passage A a. What must the relieving officer read and understand? b. In order to indicate understanding of the master’s orders, what must the relieving officer do ? c. What should the relieving officer discuss with the OOW? d. How many conditions should the relieving officer determine? Can you list some? Passage B a. When should the watch officer leave the bridge or wheelhouse area? b. Before surrendering the watch, what must the watch officer assure? c. What condition shall the watch officer direct special efforts to detect? d. Which equipment should the watch officer carry? Part Four: Learning Outcomes Topic: Describe the bridge shift change Clues : (1) The conditions which must be satisfied before taking over a bridge watch. (2)The procedures for shift change. (3) Special attention for shift change. (3) Special attention for shift change. Task Three Sailing at Sea Subtask Three Navigational Warning Learning Objectives Distinguish different dangerous situations. Be familiar with the information on navigational warning in terms of meteorology information. Understand the passage about navigational warning in terms of meteorology information and answer the listening comprehension questions correctly Part One: Warm-up Activity One: Vocabulary and Watching Vessels may be expected to encounter the various situations. What can you see from the picture? Activity Two: Vocabulary and Listening Circle the words or phrases that youve heard off station temporary removed unusable wreck Transhipment of oil leaking gas fouled my propeller suspended recover your fishing gear radar reference line approaching opposite course obstructing your movements diverging from converging to Uncharted rock Activity Three: Vocabulary and Speaking 1. Charted light Huaniaoshan in position 21°N, 120°E off station/ temporary removed 2. A superb