1-36. As  an  engineman,  with  which  of  the following  areas  of  responsibility  should you  be  concerned? 1. Administrative,  in  connection  with engineroom   operations,   maintenance and  repair  only 2. Supervisory,  in  connection  with engineroom   operations,   maintenance and  repair  only 3. Administrative  and  supervisory,  in connection  with  engineroom  operations only 4. Administrative and supervisory, in connection with engineroom and auxiliary operations, maintenance and repair Learning  Objective:  Indicate  how necessary engineering records and reports for naval ships are prescribed and  obtained. 1-37. Reports for the administration and upkeep of naval ships are described by directives from which of the following authorities? 1. NAVSHIPS 2. Type  commanders 3. CNO 4. All of the above Question  1-38  is  to  be  judged  True  or False. 1-38. Information  on  obtaining  most  engineering forms  and  records  is  indicated  in  the Navy  Stock  List  of  Forms  and Publications,  NAVSUP  2002. Learning Objective: Identify and give the  purpose  of  legal  records  used  in the  engineering  department  and describe  how  the  records  should  be maintained. 1-39. Which of the following engineering department records must be preserved as permanent  legal  records? 1. Engineering  Log  and  Fuel  and Water Report 2. Engineer's  Bell  Book  and  Mail  Log 3. Engineering  Log  and  Engineer's  Bell Book 4. Machinery History and Boiler Room Room  Operating  Record 1-40. Which  of  the  following  statements pertaining  to  the  Engineering  Log  is correct? 1-41. 1. Remarks  must  include  all  minor  speed changes  and  boilers  in  use 2. Spaces  are  provided  for  recording total  engine  miles  steamed  for  the day,  route  of  the  ship,  and  the number  of  days  out  of  drydock 3. An  erasure  is  not  allowed  unless  it is  neat  and  the  re-entry  is  legible 4. The  Engineering  Log  must  be  prepared and  signed  by  the  senior  petty officer  of  the  watch  whether  he  is  or is  not  the  engineering  officer  of  the watch Where are the instructions for making entries  in  the  Engineering  Log  contained? 1. In  the  Naval  Ship's  Technical  Manual 2. In  the  type  commander's  directives 3. In the U.S.    Navy  Regulations 4. All of the above 1-42. You  are  in  charge  of  the  entire  underway watch when Fireman Jones slips and breaks his  arm  in  the  engineroom. Where  should you  record  this  injury? 1. In  the  Monthly  Summary 2. In  the  Engineering  Log 3. In  the  Engineer's  Bell  Book 4. All of the above 1-43. If an error is made in an entry to the Engineering  Log,    what should be done about  the  erroneous  entry? 1. The  error  should  be  erased  and  the correction   inserted 2. The  error  should  be  lined  through once, rewritten  correctly,  and initialed 3. The  error  should  be  underlined  and  an explanatory  note  entered  in  the margin 4. The  error  should  be  circled  and  an explanatory note made at the bottom of the page 1-44. The  commanding  officer  signs  the Engineering  Log  on  what  day  of  each month? 1. The  fifth  calendar  day 2. The  tenth  calendar  day 3. The  twentieth  calendar  day 4. The  last  calendar  day 5