Etiquette for Ship Drivers

Question 1

Can you make changes to your boat's engine noise control equipment?

Accepted Answer

No.

Answer

Yes, if the outboard motor is small.

Answer

In the case of a small inboard engine, yes.

Question 2

What obligations does the observer on a ship pulling people have?

Accepted Answer

Must keep an eye on the towed people and inform the driver of any issues that might affect them.

Answer

To observe individuals being pulled by other boats to determine which one is the most skilled.

Answer

To warn the driver of other vessels coming from the front.

Question 3

To whom are the messages on aquamark minibuoys to be directed?

Accepted Answer

Anyone operating any kind of vessel.

Answer

Unless you are in a sailing vessel, you don't need to pay attention to them.

Answer

Unless you are in a canoe or kayak, you don't need to be aware of them.

Question 4

What's the best way to define "open waters"?

Accepted Answer

Waters that are navigable yet are not bounded by land or ports.

Answer

Any navigable body of water.

Answer

Shipping routes.

Question 5

The greatest risk when boating in alpine lakes is:

Accepted Answer

Being exposed to cold air and water.

Answer

Parking lots at boat ramps that are crowded.

Answer

Sailing boats have no wind.

Question 6

What is the usual guideline for laying an anchor in calm waters?

Accepted Answer

Three times as much line as water depth should be allowed.

Answer

Just as much line as the water depth should be allowed.

Answer

Give yourself twice as much line as the water depth.

Question 7

If a whale and its calf are seen in the water in front of your boat, you should:

Accepted Answer

Maintain a distance of at least 300 meters while slowing down or stopping.

Answer

Maintain your course and watch for whales to pass you by.

Answer

Quickly halt your engine.