Tennessee Boating License EXAM
COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
ANSWERS (DETAILED & ELABORATED) ACTUAL
EXAM 2025 TEST 100% SOLVED 2025!!
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Practice questions for this set
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Number of people = (boat length x boat width)/ 15
Choose an answer
How to calculate number of people
1 2 Bow
per boat
3 Displacement Hull 4 Hull
Don't know?
, Terms in this set (72)
Bow front of vessel
Sterm rear of vessel
Starboard right side
Port left side
Hull body of vessel
Gunwale upper edge of vessel's side
Cleat metal fitting to fasten rope
Propeller rotates and powers boat
Beam width of vessel
Freeboard distance from water to the lowest point of a boat
Draft depth of water needed to float a vessel
Keel extension of the hull that increases stability
a hull that moves through the water by moving water
aside, cut through the water with little propulsion
Displacement Hull
Generally sailboats
a hull that rises up and glides on top of the water
Planing Hull
Generally power boats and PWCs
Flat Bottom Hull shallow draft, good for fishing in lakes and rivers
give smoother ride in rough water, requires more
Deep Vee Hull
power to plane
Typical displacement hull, moves easy even at slow
Round Bottom Hull
speeds but can roll without a deep keel
COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
ANSWERS (DETAILED & ELABORATED) ACTUAL
EXAM 2025 TEST 100% SOLVED 2025!!
Save
Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study with Learn
Number of people = (boat length x boat width)/ 15
Choose an answer
How to calculate number of people
1 2 Bow
per boat
3 Displacement Hull 4 Hull
Don't know?
, Terms in this set (72)
Bow front of vessel
Sterm rear of vessel
Starboard right side
Port left side
Hull body of vessel
Gunwale upper edge of vessel's side
Cleat metal fitting to fasten rope
Propeller rotates and powers boat
Beam width of vessel
Freeboard distance from water to the lowest point of a boat
Draft depth of water needed to float a vessel
Keel extension of the hull that increases stability
a hull that moves through the water by moving water
aside, cut through the water with little propulsion
Displacement Hull
Generally sailboats
a hull that rises up and glides on top of the water
Planing Hull
Generally power boats and PWCs
Flat Bottom Hull shallow draft, good for fishing in lakes and rivers
give smoother ride in rough water, requires more
Deep Vee Hull
power to plane
Typical displacement hull, moves easy even at slow
Round Bottom Hull
speeds but can roll without a deep keel
