Motorboat Operator's License Course

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Module 1 Motorboat Operator Practice Test
Unit 1 Motorboat Operator's License Course - Practice Test  
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To move on to the next stage, you must correctly answer at least 10 out of 19 questions below (minimum 50%) Single-choice test. One of the three answers is correct. Select the right one.
Question 1: The symbol shown on the synoptic chart represents:
  • a cold front
  • a warm front
  • snowfall
Question 2: Which of the following signs indicates improving weather?
  • increased wind strength in the evening and at night
  • a rainbow in the morning or before noon
  • cumulus clouds disappearing in the evening
Question 3: On hearing a “Mayday” message on the VHF radio, you should:
  • greet in accordance with sailing custom and also wish them a nice day
  • change the channel or turn off the radio so as not to break the rule of confidentiality of communication between vessels
  • pay attention to the message and make a note of the information conveyed
Question 4: If someone falls overboard, the first thing you should do is:
  • send the crew member who swims best to the rescue
  • throw a lifebuoy or other rescue device
  • make it clear that a “man overboard” drill will be conducted
Question 5: The SOS distress signal is:
  • three short beeps, three long beeps and three short beeps
  • three long beeps, three short beeps and three long beeps
  • a series of short beeps ending with one long beep
Question 6: A motorboat helmsman license entitles the holder to:
  • operating motor yachts (up to 12 metres hull length) on sea waters
  • operating motor yachts (up to 18 metres hull length) on sea waters but only within 2 nautical miles from the shore (and on internal sea waters)
  • operating motor yachts (up to 12 metres hull length) on sea waters within 2 nautical miles from the shore (and on internal sea waters)
Question 7: What light should a small motor-powered vessel up to 7 m in length show?
  • A red light above a green light at the masthead
  • a white light visible from all sides
  • such a vessel is not required to show any light
Question 8: To operate a personal watercraft (jet ski):
  • you must have a motorboat license
  • you don’t need a motorboat license
  • you just need to be 12 years old and have parental or guardian consent
Question 9: Transitioning from planing to displacement mode should be done:
  • as soon as possible
  • slowly
  • only near the shore
Question 10: Before starting a jet ski, you should make sure that:
  • port authorities have been notified
  • no one is standing near the nozzle outlet
  • both answers are correct
Question 11: The picture shows:
  • an outhaul
  • a shackle
  • a hank
Question 12: What is the name of the fitting shown in the picture and what is it used for?
  • a sheet lead, electrical cables are run through it
  • a mast hoop, used to secure the anchor chain
  • an open lead, mooring and anchor lines are run through it
Question 13: The basic structural beam of a yacht is:
  • a half-deckhand
  • a floor plank
  • a keel
Question 14: The engine should be started in gear:
  • reverse
  • neutral
  • forward
Question 15: A high, heavily foaming wake indicates:
  • good propeller selection
  • good propeller trim
  • poor propeller selection
Question 16: One horsepower is equivalent to
  • one watt (W)
  • 735.5 W
  • 1.5 kW
Question 17: The knot shown in the photo is:
  • Reef knot. Used to join two lines of the same thickness.
  • Simple knot. Used to join two lines of the same thickness.
  • Standard knot. Used to join two lines of the same thickness.
Question 18: The knot shown in the photo is:
  • Hunter’s knot, used to join lines, e.g. lengthening mooring lines.
  • Shroud knot, used to join lines, e.g. broken shrouds.
  • Fisherman’s knot, used to join lines, e.g. joining nets.
Question 19: The optimal knot for tying fenders is:
  • Clove hitch
  • Nautical
  • Two half-hitch
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