Part 3:Locations on Board 11. Where is the bridge usually located? A. Below the Chief Engineer's cabin B. Above the Master's cabin C. Next to the galley D. Between the storeroom and the laundry

B

The bridge of a ship is traditionally located centrally and is usually above the Master's (Captain's) cabin. This placement allows the captain easy access to the bridge from his quarters and also provides a clear line of sight over the deck and out to sea. Options A, C, and D are therefore incorrect as they do not align with traditional ship layouts.