1)What do you have to do if the boat you are using is involved in an accident?

A) Determine who's at fault.
B) Go to the nearest port and get help.
C) Slow down and fly a red flag for warning.
D) Stop and offer assistance.

2)What lights must an operator of a powerboat that is less than 12 m in length
show when using the boat after dark ?

A) An all round yellow light and sidelights.
B) Two all round lights, green over red.
C) An all round white light and sidelights.
D) Three white lights in a row and a sternlight.

3)What should you do to avoid damage to the shoreline and docks ?

A) Keep course and speed.
B) Sound a signal.
C) Adjust speed to reduce wake and wash.
D) Indicate your presence by raising and lowering your arms.

4)Why should you always wear a personal flotation device (PFD)?

A) To prevent drowning.
B) To cushion your seats.
C) To look good and keep warm.
D) To protect yourself against harmful sun.

5)What lights must an operator of a powerboat that is less than 12 m in length
show when using the boat after sundown ?

A) An all round yellow light and sidelights.
B) Two all round lights, green over red.
C) An all round white light and sidelights.
D) Three white lights in a row and a sternlight.

6) When is a boat less stable and more likely to capsize?
a.) While travelling in deep water
b.) When its load is kept low and evenly distributed
c.) When it is empty
d.) When it is overloaded or overpowered