1. A 7.0 m boat must carry:
a) a magnetic compass
b) a sound signalling device
c) three fire extinguishers
d) a lifebuoy with a self-igniting light
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2.Every lifejacket or PFD must be:
a) the same colour as your boat
b) carefully locked away when on board
c) of the approved type
d) carried only in rough weather
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3. Navigation lights on pleasure boats are:
a) red green and blue
b) red green and yellow
c) green and yellow
d) red, green, and white
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4. The starboard navigation light on a 6.0 m boat is:
a) white
b) yellow
c) red
d) green
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5. Flares carried on board a 6.0 m boat are valid for :
a) four years from date of sale
b) four years from date of manufacture
c) three years from date of manufacture
d) as long as the boat remains with the same owner
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6. The VHF marine radio installed in a boat requires:
a) proof of ownership of the set
b) that the operator understands and can use morse code
c) that the radio set be inspected annually
d) that there is aboard a radio station license unless the boat is in Canadian or U.S. waters
e) that the operator has a radio operator's certificate
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7. A boat that is 6.0 m long must have one approved lifejacket or PFD of approved size for each:
a) person on board
b) available seat
c) child under the age of 12
d) paying customer
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8. Canadian approved lifejackets:
a) Make good substitutes for fenders
b) are always coloured red, yellow and orange
c) should always be worn by children and non-swimmers
d) always carry self-igniting lights
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9. Which piece of equipment must a vessel less than 12 metres in length carry:
a) a cerified marine toilet.
b) a power fire hose
c) a fire axe
d) a sound signalling device
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10. A sailboat may carry on the mast instead of the usual navigation lights:
a) combination light with white, green and red sectors
b) combination light with red, yellow and green sectors
c) a red light above a white light
d) a white light above a red light
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11. Navigation lights have sectors of the following arcs:
a) red 120 degrees, green 120 degress and white 120 degrees
b) red 112.5 degrees, green 112.5 degrees, and white of 135 degrees
c) red 120 degrees, green 120 degrees, and white of 120 degrees
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12. If all persons on a PWC are wearing Canadian-approved, inherently buoyant PFDs or lifejackets of appropriate size the vessel may:
a) not necessarily carry a buoyant heaving line of at least 15m
b) not necessarily carry a watertight-flashlight or flares
c)simply carry googles, gloves, footwear, sunscreen & tow lines instead.
d) carry appropriate flashlight or flares, buoyant 15m heaving line & an efficient sound-signalling device without anchor or paddles nor fire-extinguisher.
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