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This page has been constructed to test your knowledge of basic boating skills. Review the
questions and answer them to the best of your ability. This page will evaluate your
answers and provide you with an online evaluation.
If, after taking this test and you feel that you might need to brush up on basic skills,
connect with a squadron nearest you to get a course schedule.
Good Luck.
A sailboat, with sails up, and the engine running has the right of way over all other boats |
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The right side of a boat is called the ..... side |
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Only non-swimmers require a life jacket |
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Red Buoys and Green Buoys |
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What light must be displayed on all boats motoring at night |
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While traveling with the current |
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A White Light is located on the ...... of a boat |
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The speed of a boat is measured in |
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What is the most important thing a skipper should know |
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Freeboard is |
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The difference between magnetic north and
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In foggy conditions, who has the right of way |
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Rode is |
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A Lubber's Line is |
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Weather information is found in the title block of a chart |
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A Port Hand Buoy is |
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What kind of line makes a good tow rope |
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Scope refers to: |
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A Small Craft Warning means winds are expected to exceed |
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Every boat between 8 and 12 meters (26 to 40 ft) requires |
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A type B fire extinguisher is designed to be used for: |
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The Canadian Coast Guard monitors CB Channel 9 |
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A Red and White vertical striped bouy indicates |
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Since September 15, 2002. Power boats like most cars are subject to gov. inspection each year. |
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Since September 15, 2002. You require proof of competency to operate a dinghy under 4m in length, with a outboard motor of less than 10 hp (7.5KW) |
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