A. pass through the body with little absorbed by the system B. help to prevent fatigue C. quench thirst for only 2 hours D. help to prevent seasickne
A. changes in the earth's magnetic field B. nearby magnetic land masses or mineral deposits C. magnetic influence inherent to that particular vessel D. the magnetic lines of force not coinciding with the lines of longitude
A. for which neither party is responsible B. for which the owner is responsible C. for which either party is responsible D. for which the charterer is responsible
A. sure B. fair C. firm D. good
A. is B. be C. will be D. to be
A. preclude B. include C. dilute D. pollute
A. the Charterers B. the carriers C. the cargo owners D. the persons of the property damaged
A. actual total loss B. constructive total loss C. general average D. particular average
A. the cargo owners B. the shipowners C. the whole adventure D. the whole voyage
A. Which B. There C. Where D. While