1) Georgia requires the Certificate of Number (registration card) be on board your boat when: tied to the dock
being towed on the trailer
in storage
is use

2) In Georgia, the state validation decal must be displayed in this location: stern
back half of the vessel
after the registration number (toward the bow)
before the registration number (toward the stern)

3) If a vessel no longer remains in Georgia, or if the person whose name appears on the certificate loses his interest by legal process, the Certificate of Number is no longer valid after this many days: 30
60
90
120

4) Georgia requires children of this age to wear a life jacket at all times while on the open deck of a recreational boat: 10 and under
11 and under
12 and under
13 and under

5) While boating on the waters of Georgia, a child less than 12 years of age may operate this boat by themselves: Canoe
PWC
motorboat with a 9.8 hp engine
motorboat with a 10 hp engine

6) While boating on waters of Georgia, a vessel operator whose tests show _____BAC is presumed under the influence and his or her ability to operate a vessel is impaired. .06
.08
.10
.12

7) A Georgia boating accident report must be filed when: property damage totals more than $2000
a passenger is sunburned
you are overcome by heat exhaustion
a passenger gets seasick

8) In Georgia a PWC may be operated only during these times: any time as long as the PWC has navigation lights.
between sunset and sunrise.
between sunrise and sunset.
between 8 A.M. and 8 P.M.

9) To legally tow someone on skis or similar devices with a PWC in Georgia, the PWC must: be equipped with at least two wide angle rearview mirrors or have on board a person, other than the operator, to observe the progress of the skier.
be equipped with at least one wide angle single rearview mirror or have on board a person, other than the operator, to observe the progress of the skier.
have an operator of at least 21 years old.
have extra life jackets.

10) In Georgia, water skiing is permitted between these hours: noon to 6 P.M.
hour before sunrise to hour after sunset
sunrise to sunset.
anytime as long as there is an observer onboard the boat.