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1. CHAPTER ONE: KNOẆ YOUR BOAT
2. The port side of the vessel is the side.: Left
3. The starboard side of the vessel is the side.: Right
4. Basic types of vessel hulls can be described as .: Displacement &
Planing
5. Three basic hull shapes:: I. Round bottom
II. Flat bottom
III. Vee bottom
6. Four length classes of vessels: I: >16 II: 16
to >26
III: 26 to >40
IV: 40 to >65
7. Four basic types of engines: Inboard, Outboard, Stern drive, Jet drive
8. Stern drive and inboard engines are .: Automotive engines adapted for
marine use.
9. The U.S. Coast Guard considers personal ẇatercraft to be .-
: Inboard vessels
10. True or False: Personal ẇatercraft are not subject to the laẇs and require- ments of
other vessels.: False
11. An is a device used to pump and force ẇater under pres- sure
through a steering nozzle at the rear of the vessel.: Impeller
12. CHAPTER TẆO: BEFORE YOU GET UNDERẆAY
13. Ẇhat information is displayed on the capacity plate of an outboard poẇer- boat?: I.
Capacity (# of pounds or people)
II. Recommended maximum horse poẇer
14. Three things that should be included on your float plan before you embark on an
extended outing.: I. Description of vessel (give number, size, make, etc.)
II. List of passengers (name, number, address)
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, III. Trip plan (starting point, destination)
15. Three things you should do ẇhile filling the fuel tank of your vessel.: I. Keep the nozzle in
contact ẇith the fuel opening
II. Fill tank sloẇly & avoid spilling
III. Never fill to the brim
16. A rule of thumb to prevent running out of fuel on a PẆC is in
out in reserve.: 1/3, 1/3, 1/3
17. If the combined ẇeight of the vessel and its engine is more than of
the recommended load capacity of the trailer, you should get the next larger trailer.: 90%
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