1) A vessel propelled by machinery is this type of vessel sailing
dingy
power-driven
muscle

2) Every vessel shall, at all times, proceed at _____ speed so that it can take proper and effective action to avoid collision. break
safe
half
full

3) This situation exists if the compass bearing of an approaching vessel does not appreciably change and the distance between the two vessels decreases (constant bearing, decreasing range). collision
passing
overtaking
head-on

4) The navigation rules require all vessels keep near to this side of a channel or fairway port
starboard
amidships
aft

5) At night you observe a green bow light and a white all-round light, what type of vessel are you observing? large tug boat with a tow
large sailing vessel
power-driven vessel
sailboat

6) You are operating a powerboat at night. You observe a red bow light and a white all-round light on another boat, what are your obligations under the rules of the road? stand-on
stand-off
give-way
right-of-way

7) At night you observe only a green bow light (no white all-round light), what type of vessel are you observing? large tug boat with a tow
commercial vessel
power-driven vessel
sailboat

8) In an overtaking situation, the vessel doing the overtaking is which boat? stand-on
stand-off
give-way
right-of-way

9) A down-bound vessel on the Western Rivers is the give-way vessel
has the right of way over up-bound vessels
must stay out of the way of up-bound vessels
must anchor until all river traffic clears

10) When approaching a sailing vessel, power-driven vessels must: stay out of the way
stand-on
continue on course and speed
shut off all engines

11) A vessel underway is allowed to turn off all her running lights when: the circumstances allow
being approached by a commercial vessel
there is clear visibility during daylight hours
fishing