a. 50 feet b. 100 feet c. 200 feet d. 400 feet

a. to shut off the engine if the operator is thrown overboard b. to shut off the engine when the PWC or boat is beached c. to prevent operation by unauthorized persons d.to prevent theft when the PWC or boat ...

a. Engine efficiency is reduced. b. It helps prevent erosion. c. It’s harder to stop a fast boat in shallow water. d.It’s more likely to swamp or capsize near shore.

a. Flush vessel engines with contaminated water. b. Run your vessel through vegetation to cut it up. c. Wash vessel parts that contact the water with cold water. d.Remove any plants or animals you see on your vessel before leaving ...

a. Leave a little empty space in the tank. b. Fill the tank all the way up. c. Tip the PWC to top off the fuel tank. d.Overfill slightly to avoid any air pocket.

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