Boater’s Safety Test –
Boater’s
Study Guide
Safety
with Test
Key Concepts,
–
Boater’s
Study Guide
Rules,
Safety
with
andTest
Key
Navigation
Concepts,
– Study
Review
Guide
Rules,
Notes.pdf
with
and Key
Navigation
Concepts,
Review
Rules,
Notes.pdf
and Navigation Review Notes.pdf
Boater’s Safety
Test – Study Guide
with Key Concepts,
Rules, and
Navigation Review
Notes
Boater’s Safety Test –
Boater’s
Study Guide
Safety
with Test
Key Concepts,
–
Boater’s
Study Guide
Rules,
Safety
with
andTest
Key
Navigation
Concepts,
– Study
Review
Guide
Rules,
Notes.pdf
with
and Key
Navigation
Concepts,
Review
Rules,
Notes.pdf
and Navigation Review Notes.pdf
,Boaters Test.pdf Boaters Test.pdf Boaters Test.pdf
C What important information is found on a boat's capacity plate?
A. Minimum number of PFD's required to be on board
B. Minimum number of seats for the operator and passengers
C. Maximum weight and/or number of people the boat can carry safely
D. Maximum capacity of the fuel tank
A Everyone on board a vessel should understand basic safety practices. Who is
responsible for ensuring this?
A. The vessel operator
B. The clock attendant
C. The most experienced passenger
D. An adult at least 18 years of age
B When boating on federally controlled waters in 18-foot boat, what equipment
are you legally required to have on board?
A. Blue and white International Code Flag A (Alfa Flag)
B. US Coastguard approved visual distress signals
C. Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon
D. Compass and map
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A How should you approach the dock when docking your vessel?
A. Into the wind or current, whichever is stronger
B. With the wind or current, whichever is stronger
C. At regular operating speed without slowing down
D. Between other vessels in heavy traffic
D Which of the following is an example of careless operation?
A. Displaying navigation lights in fog
B. Not having enough fuel in the bilges
C. Having personal flotation devices that are wrong
D. Not having enough personal flotation devices on board
A What is the main function of an ignition safety switch?
A. To shut off the engine if the operator is thrown overboard
B. To shut off the engine when the PWC or boat is beached
C. To prevent the operation by unauthorized persons
D. To prevent theft when the PWC or boat is left unattended
A When two vessels are operating in the same general area, who is responsible for
avoiding a collision?
A. The operator of both vessels
B. The operator of the stand-on vessel
C. The operator of the give-way vessel
D. The operator of the smaller vessel
Boaters Test.pdf Boaters Test.pdf Boaters Test.pdf
Boater’s
Study Guide
Safety
with Test
Key Concepts,
–
Boater’s
Study Guide
Rules,
Safety
with
andTest
Key
Navigation
Concepts,
– Study
Review
Guide
Rules,
Notes.pdf
with
and Key
Navigation
Concepts,
Review
Rules,
Notes.pdf
and Navigation Review Notes.pdf
Boater’s Safety
Test – Study Guide
with Key Concepts,
Rules, and
Navigation Review
Notes
Boater’s Safety Test –
Boater’s
Study Guide
Safety
with Test
Key Concepts,
–
Boater’s
Study Guide
Rules,
Safety
with
andTest
Key
Navigation
Concepts,
– Study
Review
Guide
Rules,
Notes.pdf
with
and Key
Navigation
Concepts,
Review
Rules,
Notes.pdf
and Navigation Review Notes.pdf
,Boaters Test.pdf Boaters Test.pdf Boaters Test.pdf
C What important information is found on a boat's capacity plate?
A. Minimum number of PFD's required to be on board
B. Minimum number of seats for the operator and passengers
C. Maximum weight and/or number of people the boat can carry safely
D. Maximum capacity of the fuel tank
A Everyone on board a vessel should understand basic safety practices. Who is
responsible for ensuring this?
A. The vessel operator
B. The clock attendant
C. The most experienced passenger
D. An adult at least 18 years of age
B When boating on federally controlled waters in 18-foot boat, what equipment
are you legally required to have on board?
A. Blue and white International Code Flag A (Alfa Flag)
B. US Coastguard approved visual distress signals
C. Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon
D. Compass and map
Boaters Test.pdf Boaters Test.pdf Boaters Test.pdf
, Boaters Test.pdf Boaters Test.pdf Boaters Test.pdf
A How should you approach the dock when docking your vessel?
A. Into the wind or current, whichever is stronger
B. With the wind or current, whichever is stronger
C. At regular operating speed without slowing down
D. Between other vessels in heavy traffic
D Which of the following is an example of careless operation?
A. Displaying navigation lights in fog
B. Not having enough fuel in the bilges
C. Having personal flotation devices that are wrong
D. Not having enough personal flotation devices on board
A What is the main function of an ignition safety switch?
A. To shut off the engine if the operator is thrown overboard
B. To shut off the engine when the PWC or boat is beached
C. To prevent the operation by unauthorized persons
D. To prevent theft when the PWC or boat is left unattended
A When two vessels are operating in the same general area, who is responsible for
avoiding a collision?
A. The operator of both vessels
B. The operator of the stand-on vessel
C. The operator of the give-way vessel
D. The operator of the smaller vessel
Boaters Test.pdf Boaters Test.pdf Boaters Test.pdf
