1) As the boat operator, the best way to ensure you have explained safety information to new guests is to use a: boaters handbook
pre-departure checklist
float plan
waste management plan

2) The best way to approach a dock when mooring is to note the direction of the wind and the current and operate the boat at this speed: quick
slow
one-half throttle
one-quarter throttle

3) Boaters do this when they want to hold the boat in a given position on the water anchor
cast off
launch
maneuver

4) Boaters should always anchor from this location on the boat port quarter
stern
aft
bow

5) The amount of line you let out to firmly anchor your boat should be at least this many times the depth of the water you are anchoring in. 4
5
6
7

6) These items are moored to the seabed by concrete sinkers with chain or synthetic rope of various lengths and assist mariners in determining position on the water sea beds
weather indicators
buoys
crab pots

7) When returning from sea, or traveling upstream in a river, these color buoys are on your right side green
red
white
orange

8) A uniform state waterway marker (buoy) showing a diamond shape in the center indicates danger
all clear
restroom
gas station

9) On the intra-coastal waterway, yellow triangles [] indicate aids should be passed by keeping them on which side of the vessel left
right
center
aft

10) Mooring Buoys are this color. solid green
solid red
yellow with a red horizontal band
white with a blue horizontal band

11) When heading down-stream or away from a dam, green buoys are kept on your port side
on your starboard side
amidships
athwart ships

12) This marking indicates buoys that are authorized by your State: yellow triangle in the center
orange band at the top and bottom
white band at the top and bottom
white circle in the center of the buoys