Boaters license test| Questions Solved
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What should you do before allowing someone else to operate your vessel? - ANSWER
make sure they meet the minimum age and education requirements for operation
what should you do if your vessel capsizes and remains floating upside down? -
ANSWER climb onto the bottom of the overturned vessel
If you are operating a PWC and see a powerboat approaching from the right, what
should you do? - ANSWER You are the vessel on the left and so you should give
way and allow the other vessel to pass
How can you prevent transporting nuisance species (plants or animals) with your
vessel from one waterway to another? - ANSWER remove aquatic plants and mud from
your boat and trailer before moving your boat from one waterway to another
What should a vessel operator do to keep a proper lookout? - ANSWER Watch
for navigational hazards
What is the main purpose of the lateral system of red and green buoys and markers? -
ANSWER to mark the edges of safe water areas
, what should PWC operators always do as a courtesy to other boaters and people
on shore? - ANSWER be aware of excessive noise that PWCs can create and avoid
operating in the same area too long.
Which of the following is a good safety procedure when fueling your vessel ? -
ANSWER after refueling, open all windows, doors and openings and turn on
the ventilation system
If your inboard/outboard boat runs aground, what action should you take in addition
to shifting the weight away from the point of impact? - ANSWER Stop the engine and
lift the outdrive
What type of sound-producing device must all vessels carry on board? - ANSWER
whistle or horn or some mechanical means of making a sound signal
At night, the red sidelight indicates which side of the vessel? - ANSWER Port (left) side
When operating a vessel powered by motor of 10 horsepower or greater on Florida
waters, which requirements must be met by a person born on or after January 1, 1988?
- ANSWER The person has completed an approved boating safety course or
equivalency exam and has on board his or her Boating Safety Education ID Card and
a photographic identification card
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What should you do before allowing someone else to operate your vessel? - ANSWER
make sure they meet the minimum age and education requirements for operation
what should you do if your vessel capsizes and remains floating upside down? -
ANSWER climb onto the bottom of the overturned vessel
If you are operating a PWC and see a powerboat approaching from the right, what
should you do? - ANSWER You are the vessel on the left and so you should give
way and allow the other vessel to pass
How can you prevent transporting nuisance species (plants or animals) with your
vessel from one waterway to another? - ANSWER remove aquatic plants and mud from
your boat and trailer before moving your boat from one waterway to another
What should a vessel operator do to keep a proper lookout? - ANSWER Watch
for navigational hazards
What is the main purpose of the lateral system of red and green buoys and markers? -
ANSWER to mark the edges of safe water areas
, what should PWC operators always do as a courtesy to other boaters and people
on shore? - ANSWER be aware of excessive noise that PWCs can create and avoid
operating in the same area too long.
Which of the following is a good safety procedure when fueling your vessel ? -
ANSWER after refueling, open all windows, doors and openings and turn on
the ventilation system
If your inboard/outboard boat runs aground, what action should you take in addition
to shifting the weight away from the point of impact? - ANSWER Stop the engine and
lift the outdrive
What type of sound-producing device must all vessels carry on board? - ANSWER
whistle or horn or some mechanical means of making a sound signal
At night, the red sidelight indicates which side of the vessel? - ANSWER Port (left) side
When operating a vessel powered by motor of 10 horsepower or greater on Florida
waters, which requirements must be met by a person born on or after January 1, 1988?
- ANSWER The person has completed an approved boating safety course or
equivalency exam and has on board his or her Boating Safety Education ID Card and
a photographic identification card
