ASSIGNMENT  1 Textbook  Assignment: "Administration  and  Training,"   chapter 1, pages l-l through 1-28. l-l. The standard forms for the logs and records  are  prepared  by  the  various systems commands and the CNO. 1. True 2. False 1-2. Which of the following entries is NOT required in the Engineering Log? 1. The total engine miles steamed for the day 2. Any injuries to engineering department   personnel 3. The amount of fuel consumed for the  day 4. Draft and displacement upon getting underway 1-3. 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 Monthly Summary 3. Engineering Log and Engineer's Bell Book 4. Machinery History and Boiler Room Operating Record 1-4. Which of the following statements pertaining to the Engineering Log is correct? 1. Remarks must include all minor speed  changes  and  boilers  in use 2. Spaces are provided for recording  the  total  engine miles steamed for the day and draft  and  displacement  upon getting underway and anchoring 3. Only erasures that are neat and the  reentries  that  are  legible are  allowed 4. It must be prepared and signed by  the  senior  petty  officer  of the watch only 1-5. Instructions  for  making  entries  in the  Engineering  Log  are  contained in which of the following sources? 1. Naval  Ships'  Technical  Manual, chapter  090 2. Type  commander's  directives 3. Engineering Log form, NAVSHIPS 3120/2D 4. All of the above 1-6. You are in charge of the entire underway  watch  when  Fireman  Jones slips and breaks his arm in the engine room. 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 1-7. If an error is made in an entry to the Engineering Log, what should you  do  about  the  erroneous  entry? 1. Erase the error and insert the correction 2. Line through the error once, rewrite  it  correctly,  and initial  in  the  margin 3. Underline the error and enter an  explanatory  note  in  the margin 4. Circle the error and write an explanatory  note  at  the  bottom of the page 1-8. What person is reponsible for reviewing  and  signing  the Engineering  Log  each  day  to indicate  that  all  entries  are complete  and  accurate? 1. Petty  officer  of  the  watch 2. CPO with the day's duty 3.  Engineer  officer 4. Main propulsion assistant 1