3-40. Why is chapter 090 of the Naval Ships' Technical  Manual  important? 1. It is a guide for use when opening particular  machinery  units 2. It  is  a  comprehensive  material inspection  guide 3. It is a guide for preparing Work Lists 4. It  is  a  guide  for  preparing Condition   Sheets 3-41. Who  furnishes  the  condition  Sheets  used in  material  inspections? 1. Inspecting  party 2. Inspected  ship 3. Division   commander 4. Type  commander 3-42. Which  of  the  following  statements describes  the  manner  in  which  a  material inspection  should  proceed? 1. All  equipment  of  the  same  type  should be   inspected   simultaneously 2. A  predetermined  inspection  schedule should  be  followed 3. Inspection  of  each  space  should  be completed  before  the  next  is  begun 4. Inspections  of  all  units  should  be made  with  the  knowledge  and  assis- tance  of  ship's  personnel 3-43. Which  of  the  following  is  a  main  inspec- tion  item  for  a  material  inspection  of engineering   spaces? 1. Procedures  used  for  the  replacement of  repair  parts 2. Installation  and  maintenance  of required  firefighting  equipment  in the  engineering  spaces  in  accordance with  up-to-date  procedures 3. Maintenance  of  equipment  custody cards 4. Knowledge  by  responsible  engineering personnel  of  current  instructions regarding  routine  testing  and inspections 3-44. After  a  material  inspection,  one  purpose of  supplying  the  inspected  ship  with copies  of  the  inspector's  report  is  to provide  the  ship  with  a 1. checkoff  list  for  correcting  defects 2. statement  of  probable  action  by  the type  commander 3. schedule  for  future  overhaul  periods 4. statements  of  condition  of  material in  comparison  with  other  ships  in  the division 3-45. Who  evaluates  the  results  of  a  material inspection  on  the  basis  of  reports submitted  to  the  inspector  of  each inspection  group? 1. CNO 2. Type  commander 3. Ship's  commanding  officer 4. Chief  inspector 3-46. The  main  difference  between  a  material inspection  group  and  the  Board  of Inspection  and  Survey  is  that  the  Board 1. is  interested  mainly  in  operational readiness 2. is not from Forces Afloat, but is especially   appointed 3. contains  at  least  10  officers 4. is  interested  mainly  in administrative   efficiency 3-47. Following  a  shipboard  material inspection,    which  of  the  following  items will  be  included  in  the  report  submitted by  the  Board  of  Inspection  and  survey? 1. The  general  condition  of  the  ship 2. The  suitability  of  the  ship  for further  service 3. A  list  of  proposed  repairs,  altera- tions,    and  design  changes 4. All of the above 3-48. After  conducting  trials  and  inspections of a new or converted ship prior to final acceptance  for  naval  service,  the  Board of  Inspection  and  Survey  will  include  in its  report  all  of  the  following  informa- tion EXCEPT the 1. recommended  changes  in  design 2. existing  defects  and  deficiencies in  material  and  performance 3. explanation  of  how  speed  and  shaft horsepower  are  determined 4. opinion  as  to  who  is  responsible  for correcting  reported  defects 3-49. To  whom  does  the  Board  of  Inspection  and Survey  submit  recommendations  for  the acceptance  or  rejection  of  a  new  ship? 1. Bureau  of  Ships 2. Prospective  fleet  commander 3. Chief  of  Naval  Operations 4. Secretary  of  the  Navy 19