a. Your boat breaks down and requires on-the-water repairs. b. You witness a boating accident from shore. c. Your boat is stopped and you are arrested for boating under the influence. d. Damage to your boat is more than $2,000 ...

a. to provide assistance b. to keep out of the way c. to write an incident report d.to wait for rescue personnel

a. Put the engine in forward gear at the slowest speed. b. Put the engine in reverse gear at the slowest speed. c. Keep the engine idling in neutral. d.Turn off the engine.

a. Provide lots of hot coffee. b. Make the victim walk around. c. Put the victim in a tub of hot water. d. Seek medical help immediately.

a. Anchor from the stern. b. Shift most of the weight to the stern. c. Seat passengers in the bow. d.Turn at controlled speeds.

a. equipment failure b. other boats c. bad weather d. human error

a. at the bottom of swim steps b. beside the last rung of a bow ladder c. near an outboard engine d. under a swim platform

a. at least 12 years old b. at least 10 years old c. at least 8 years old d. at least 6 years old

a. when the sailboat is crossing ahead from the starboard (right) side b. when the sailboat is crossing ahead from the port (left) side c. when the sailboat is overtaking the power-driven vessel d. when the two vessels are moving ...

a. Maintain your present course and speed. b. Give way by slowing down and changing course. c. Turn sharply to port (left). d. Speed up to pass in front of the other vessel.