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Florida boating practice set 7

Practice only. These original questions were checked against the linked agency pages by the site author, not independently reviewed by a boating-law expert or an instructor. This is not the official exam, not an approved course and it does not give you a boater card. Rules change; confirm with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.

1. Which of these is part of the Coast Guard's basic advice for avoiding collisions?
2. Outside a posted No Wake or Slow Speed zone, what does the Coast Guard say you must consider when judging a safe speed?
3. In an overtaking, head-on or crossing situation, what is the give-way vessel required to do?
4. What should the stand-on vessel generally do?
5. When meeting another boat, the Coast Guard advises making:
6. In a head-on meeting, which passing is preferred?
7. On inland waters, what horn signal shows your intention to pass port-to-port in a head-on meeting?
8. On inland waters, an overtaking boat wants to pass the stand-on vessel on its port side. What signal shows that intent?
9. In a crossing situation, which action fits the give-way vessel?

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