OUPV rules of the road practice test C
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1. INLAND ONLY. When a power-driven vessel is leaving a dock or berth, she
shall sound
a) One short blast
b) Two short blasts
c) One prolonged blast
d) Three long blasts: c) One prolonged blast
2. INLAND ONLY. A power-driven vessel is towing astern with a tow exceeding
200 meters measuring from her stern. What lights shall be displayed of the
masthead
a) Green over red
b) Red over green
c) Two masthead lights in vertical line
d) Three masthead lights in vertical line: d) Three masthead lights in vertical line
3. INLAND ONLY. You are on a course to cross in front of another vessel which
is to your starboard. You reach a radiotelephone agreement to pass astern of
the other vessel, you are still obliged by the rules to sound a whistle signal
a) True
b) False: b) False
4. INLAND ONLY. A single barge pushed ahead shall display the following lights
a) Sidelights and a special flashing light
b) Sidelights and a stern light
c) Sidelights, a special flashing light, and a stern light
d) Sidelights, a towing light, and a stern light: a) Sidelights and a special flashing light
5. BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND. Vessel "B" is overtaking vessel "A." Vessel
"A" is the
a) Overtaken vessel
b) Stand-on vessel
c) Give-way vessel
d) None of the above: b) Stand-on vessel
6. INLAND ONLY. In restricted visibility, vessels underway shall
a) Proceed at a safe speed for the conditions
b) Have engines ready for immediate maneuvering if she is power-driven
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c) Have due regard for the prevailing conditions and circumstances
d) All the above: d) All the above
7. INLAND ONLY. Two power-driven vessels are meeting head-on in a narrow
channel so as to involve risk of collision, each shall
a) Alter course to port so as to pass starboard of each other
b) Slow to bear steerageway
c) Alter course to starboard so as to pass port to port
d) Sound 5 blasts and stop or reverse engines: c) Alter course to starboard so as to pass port
to port
8. INLAND ONLY. You are towing a partly submerged object, it should be lighted
with_.
a) A green light
b) All-round white lights
c) A flashing red light
d) Special flashing lights: b) All-round white lights
9. BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND. In restricted visibility, you hear the fog
signal of another vessel forward of your beam and determine risk of collision
may exist. You MUST
a) Begin a radar plot
b) Stop your engines
c) Reduce to bare steerageway
d) All of the above: c) Reduce to bare steerageway
10. INTERNATIONAL ONLY. A vessel under oars may exhibit the following
light(s).
a) She must show a sternlight
b) She must show sidelights
c) She must show a fixed all-round white light or at hand have an electric torch
d) She must show a dayshape of a black ball: c) She must show a fixed all-round white light or
at hand have an electric torch
11. INLAND ONLY. When at anchor, a vessel exhibiting one all-round white light
is
a) Exceeds 200 meters
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1. INLAND ONLY. When a power-driven vessel is leaving a dock or berth, she
shall sound
a) One short blast
b) Two short blasts
c) One prolonged blast
d) Three long blasts: c) One prolonged blast
2. INLAND ONLY. A power-driven vessel is towing astern with a tow exceeding
200 meters measuring from her stern. What lights shall be displayed of the
masthead
a) Green over red
b) Red over green
c) Two masthead lights in vertical line
d) Three masthead lights in vertical line: d) Three masthead lights in vertical line
3. INLAND ONLY. You are on a course to cross in front of another vessel which
is to your starboard. You reach a radiotelephone agreement to pass astern of
the other vessel, you are still obliged by the rules to sound a whistle signal
a) True
b) False: b) False
4. INLAND ONLY. A single barge pushed ahead shall display the following lights
a) Sidelights and a special flashing light
b) Sidelights and a stern light
c) Sidelights, a special flashing light, and a stern light
d) Sidelights, a towing light, and a stern light: a) Sidelights and a special flashing light
5. BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND. Vessel "B" is overtaking vessel "A." Vessel
"A" is the
a) Overtaken vessel
b) Stand-on vessel
c) Give-way vessel
d) None of the above: b) Stand-on vessel
6. INLAND ONLY. In restricted visibility, vessels underway shall
a) Proceed at a safe speed for the conditions
b) Have engines ready for immediate maneuvering if she is power-driven
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c) Have due regard for the prevailing conditions and circumstances
d) All the above: d) All the above
7. INLAND ONLY. Two power-driven vessels are meeting head-on in a narrow
channel so as to involve risk of collision, each shall
a) Alter course to port so as to pass starboard of each other
b) Slow to bear steerageway
c) Alter course to starboard so as to pass port to port
d) Sound 5 blasts and stop or reverse engines: c) Alter course to starboard so as to pass port
to port
8. INLAND ONLY. You are towing a partly submerged object, it should be lighted
with_.
a) A green light
b) All-round white lights
c) A flashing red light
d) Special flashing lights: b) All-round white lights
9. BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND. In restricted visibility, you hear the fog
signal of another vessel forward of your beam and determine risk of collision
may exist. You MUST
a) Begin a radar plot
b) Stop your engines
c) Reduce to bare steerageway
d) All of the above: c) Reduce to bare steerageway
10. INTERNATIONAL ONLY. A vessel under oars may exhibit the following
light(s).
a) She must show a sternlight
b) She must show sidelights
c) She must show a fixed all-round white light or at hand have an electric torch
d) She must show a dayshape of a black ball: c) She must show a fixed all-round white light or
at hand have an electric torch
11. INLAND ONLY. When at anchor, a vessel exhibiting one all-round white light
is
a) Exceeds 200 meters
