a. your right b. discourteous c. impoli d. illegal

a. before filling the fuel tanks b. while the fuel tanks are being filled c. after fueling and before starting the engine d. after starting the engine

a. You may damage the propeller on the launch ramp. b. You may damage the engine. c. The boat’s forward motion will likely uncouple the trailer hitch. d.The propeller’s wash can erode sediment just beyond the ramp’s surface

a. Shut off the engine and open all windows, ports, doors, and other openings. b. Shut off the engine and close all windows, ports, doors, and other openings. c. Turn on the engine and open all windows, ports, doors, and ...

a. float plan for your trip b. vessel registration certificate c. operator’s license d. insurance policy

a. top of the dam face b. base of the dam c. 100-150 feet upstream from the dam d. upstream gate of the lock

a. none b. a whistle, horn, or other mechanical sound-producing device c. a power-operated whistle and a bell d. a power-operated whistle, a horn, and a bell

When boating on federally controlled waters in an 18-foot boat, what equipment are you legally required to have onboard? a. blue and white International Code Flag A (or Alfa flag) b. U.S. Coast Guard–approved visual distress signals c. Emergency Position Indicating ...

a. provide a flow of fresh air for the cabin area b. provide a flow of fresh air for the carburetor intake c. avoid backfiring of the carburetor d. avoid explosions by removing flammable gases