BOAT ED TEMPORARY BOATERS TEST END
OF COURSE STUDY GUIDE LATEST
UPDATED ACTUAL TESTED QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS
⩥ Deep Vee Hull.
Answer: Hull Planning gives a smoother ride than a flat-
bottomed hull in rough water. Takes more power to move at the
same speed as flat-bottomed hulls. May roll or bank in sharp
turns.
⩥ Round-Bottomed hall.
Answer: DisplacementMoves easily through the water even at
slow speeds.Has a tendency to roll unless it has a deep keel or
stabilizers.
⩥ Multi-Hull.
Answer: DisplacementHas greater stability because of its wide
beam.Needs a large area when turning.
⩥ Class A
,Class 1
Class 2
Class 3.
Answer: Class A
Less than 16 feet
Class 1
16 feet to less than 26 feet
Class 2
26 feet to less than 40 feet
Class 3
40 feet to less than 65 feet
⩥ a by
1
2
3.
Answer: a 16
class 1) 10
,class 2) 14
class 3)25
⩥ propeller
Rotating device that turns and powers a boat forward or
backward.
Answer: Rotating device that turns and powers a boat forward or
backward
⩥ tiller.
Answer: Lever used to turn a rudder to steer a boat
⩥ transom.
Answer: Vertical surface at the back of the hull
⩥ impeller.
Answer: Device used to pump and force water under pressure
through a steering nozzle at the rear of the vessel
⩥ intake.
, Answer: Opening in the hull that draws water toward the
impeller
⩥ intake grate.
Answer: Screening cover over the intake, which prevents large
debris from entering
⩥ port.
Answer: Left side of a vessel
⩥ safety lanyard.
Answer: Short cord for attaching the engine cut-off switch
(ECOS) to the operator's wrist or personal flotation device
(PFD)
⩥ starboard.
Answer: Right side of a vessel
⩥ steering control.
Answer: Means of controlling the steering nozzle
OF COURSE STUDY GUIDE LATEST
UPDATED ACTUAL TESTED QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS
⩥ Deep Vee Hull.
Answer: Hull Planning gives a smoother ride than a flat-
bottomed hull in rough water. Takes more power to move at the
same speed as flat-bottomed hulls. May roll or bank in sharp
turns.
⩥ Round-Bottomed hall.
Answer: DisplacementMoves easily through the water even at
slow speeds.Has a tendency to roll unless it has a deep keel or
stabilizers.
⩥ Multi-Hull.
Answer: DisplacementHas greater stability because of its wide
beam.Needs a large area when turning.
⩥ Class A
,Class 1
Class 2
Class 3.
Answer: Class A
Less than 16 feet
Class 1
16 feet to less than 26 feet
Class 2
26 feet to less than 40 feet
Class 3
40 feet to less than 65 feet
⩥ a by
1
2
3.
Answer: a 16
class 1) 10
,class 2) 14
class 3)25
⩥ propeller
Rotating device that turns and powers a boat forward or
backward.
Answer: Rotating device that turns and powers a boat forward or
backward
⩥ tiller.
Answer: Lever used to turn a rudder to steer a boat
⩥ transom.
Answer: Vertical surface at the back of the hull
⩥ impeller.
Answer: Device used to pump and force water under pressure
through a steering nozzle at the rear of the vessel
⩥ intake.
, Answer: Opening in the hull that draws water toward the
impeller
⩥ intake grate.
Answer: Screening cover over the intake, which prevents large
debris from entering
⩥ port.
Answer: Left side of a vessel
⩥ safety lanyard.
Answer: Short cord for attaching the engine cut-off switch
(ECOS) to the operator's wrist or personal flotation device
(PFD)
⩥ starboard.
Answer: Right side of a vessel
⩥ steering control.
Answer: Means of controlling the steering nozzle
