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Basic Seamanship: Final Review
Exam Questions & Answers (Grade
A+)
A red light showing over an arc of the horizon of 112.5'; from dead
ahead to 22.5' abaft the beam will be located on the
____________. -
correct answer ✅Port side


A pilot vessel must show ____________ while in operation at night.
-
correct answer ✅White over Red


A hovercraft is the only type of vessel that will display an all-round
flashing yellow light at night while operating in non-displacement
mode. -
correct answer ✅True


Starboard sidelights will be Red. -
correct answer ✅False; they are green


A stern light must have a range of 135 degrees? -
correct answer ✅True

,Basic Seamanship: Final Review
Exam Questions & Answers (Grade
A+)
A vessel less than 50 m at anchor at night shall exhibit where it can
best be seen: ________________. -
correct answer ✅An all round white light


A pilot vessel may sound an "identity signal" of four short blasts
while engaged in its duties. -
correct answer ✅True


The COLREGS demarcation line on a nautical chart marks the
transition from ________________. -
correct answer ✅the International Navigation Rules to the Inland
Rules


1 short blast, sound signal says the following, "I intend to leave you
on my port side"? -
correct answer ✅True


As of 2003 the International Rules no longer require vessels of less
than 20 meters to carry a horn. -
correct answer ✅False

, Basic Seamanship: Final Review
Exam Questions & Answers (Grade
A+)
Rule 1 in the inland rules state that all mariners must use due care
not to damage property. -
correct answer ✅False


3 short blasts sound signal says the following, "I am operating
astern propulsion" -
correct answer ✅True


The give-way Vessel is responsible _______________. -
correct answer ✅To take early and substantial action to keep clear
of the stand-on vessel.


A masthead light on boat less than 12 meters must have a light that
can be seen for 5 miles. -
correct answer ✅False


You are onboard a vessel that has just run aground during the day.
Regulations require that you fly 3 day black day signals in the shape
of a diamond. -
correct answer ✅False

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