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Florida boating practice set 8

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. On inland waters, sound signals are signals of:
2. At night you see the red sidelight of another boat. What does the Coast Guard booklet say?
3. You see both the red and green sidelights of another boat. What does that mean?
4. When must navigation lights be on, according to the Coast Guard booklet?
5. At night, which extra lighting practice does the booklet advise?
6. "Red, Right, Returning" means that when returning from the open sea or going upstream, you keep the red aids on which side of your boat?
7. Red lateral aids carry which kind of numbers?
8. Green lateral aids carry which kind of numbers?
9. When heading toward open water (seaward) in a marked channel, you should keep which aids to starboard?

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