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Oklahoma Practice Exam

The questions below are for practice only. They have been selected to help you study and highlight some important information. You may take this practice exam FREE of charge and as many times as you feel necessary.

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1) A capacity plate shows the:


2) What is the minimum height of the state registration numbers that are displayed on a boat?


3) If a boat transfers ownership, is destroyed, lost, stolen or recovered, the owner must notify the agency which issued the certificate within this many days:


4) On a federally documented boat, it must have this number permanently affixed in block type, Arabic numerals not lees than 3" in height, on a clearly visible internal structural part of the boat.


5) This legal proof of state registration is required to be on the boat whenever it is underway:


6) Motorized boats must be


7) A Backfire Flame Arrestor is attached to the air intake of an inboard gasoline engine and is designed to:


8) Which one of the following boats is required to have a fire extinguisher on board:


9) Which of the following boats is required to have a Type IV (throwable) Personal Floatation Device on board under USCG regulations?


10) Which of the following is a U.S. Coast Guard approved type of visual distress signaling device:


11) All boats less than 39.4 feet in length, must legally carry this item in order to communicate with other boats...


12) A U.S. Coast Guard approved installed fire extinguishing system replaces this many portable B-I fire extinguishers?


13) With whom should you leave your float plan?


14) To prevent structural damage, always do this prior to backing your boat into the water.


15) When fueling, you should always make certain this item makes contact with the fuel tank opening to prevent static spark.


16) A type IV (throwable) PFD must be kept:


17) This required piece of safety equipment is attached to the carburetor of inboard gasoline engines to suppress flames:


18) After fueling, and before starting the engine, this item should be turned on for at least 4 minutes.


19) On boats required to carry visual distress signals, the minimum amount is:


20) Passengers should all wear this item each time the boat gets underway.


21) An inflatable Type III PFD may be worn by this boater:


22) When trailering a boat, which type maneuver requires the widest turning radius?


23) Whenever a boat is taken out of the water, operators should thoroughly clean their boat to prevent these from spreading to other water environments:


24) When operating on federal waters, boats of this length and above must display the Federal Pollution (oil) Control Act placard:


25) All watercraft with inboard gasoline engines and installed fuel tanks are required to have this safety item on board:


26) If a boat operator's Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) is at or above this level, they are considered to be legally intoxicated by federal (U.S. Coast Guard) statute.


27) The danger signal consists of at least this many short blasts in quick succession:


28) At night you observe only a green bow light (no all-round white light) ahead and to your left. This indicates:


29) A sailing vessel is usually the stand on vessel when interacting with a power driven vessel, except when the sailing vessel is...


30) Any vessel overtaking any other vessel shall:


31) The red sidelight is on this side of a boat:


32) You are driving a power-driven boat and you observe another power-driven boat crossing from your left to right, you should:


33) If the compass bearing of an approaching vessel does not appreciably change


34) At night you observe a green bow light and an all-around white light ahead of you. This indicates a boat is moving in this direction:


35) The preferred method of putting the anchor over the side is to...


36) Recreational boaters must stay away from Naval vessels because:


37) When fueling, protect the environment by


38) Used motor oil should be


39) Most boating fatalities are the result of:


40) The condition in which the human body loses heat faster than it can be produced is called:


41) A person who has unintentionally fallen out of boat should:


42) To maintain stability in a small boat, everyone on board should:


43) When travel under a bridge, boat operators should.


44) A PWC, without rudders, will not turn when:


45) PWC operators may operate:


46) If you run aground, and there is damage to your boat's hull, you should:


47) The majority of boaters who die in a boating incident die because they:


48) To indicate a person is diving from a boat, use a


49) To lessen the chance of capsizing, boaters should...


50) The best way to stay informed of boating laws is to


51) Vessels in Oklahoma have this many calendar days to be titled from the date of purchase.


52) In Oklahoma, a Certificate of Registration is valid for this many years


53) In Oklahoma, an outboard motor in excess of this many horsepower is required to be titled


54) The operator of a vessel less than twenty-six (26) feet in length, while under way, shall require each passenger to wear a personal flotation device who is this age or younger.


55) In Oklahoma, when towing a person on water skis, there must be onboard, in addition to the operator, a person in a position to observe the progress of the person being towed, who is at least this age.


56) In Oklahoma, it is unlawful for any person to operate or be in actual physical control of a vessel upon the waters of this state, except privately owned waters, who has a blood or breath alcohol concentration (BAC) of this amount or more at the time of a test of the person's blood or breath;


57) On a personal watercraft in Oklahoma, in addition to an observer, how many wide efficient angle convex rear view mirrors are required to be installed to observe the progress of the person being towed,


58) In Oklahoma, water skiing is allowed during these times.


59) A person operating a personal watercraft must attach to his or her person, clothing, or personal flotation device, this safety device.


60) In Oklahoma, no wake zone means any area posted with buoys or if a boat operates near any boat ramp, dock, pier, or anchored or moored vessel within this distance.


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