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Jetski Quiz

by Boat and Jetski Licensing FNQ | Dec 13, 2024

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Question 1 of 43

1. Question

What navigation lights must you display on a PWC between sunset and sunrise, or during restricted visibility whilst underway?

a. Port and starboard lights, along with an all-around white light positioned on the PWC's centreline and positioned at least one metre above the side lights.
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b. Only an all-around white light positioned on the PWC's centreline and positioned at least one metre above the side lights.
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c. Just a spotlight is sufficient.
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d. No lights are required to be displayed.
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Question 2 of 43

2. Question

You are travelling from the ocean or upstream in a river and encounter this marker in the river’s centre. What type of marker is it and on which side should you pass?

a. Starboard marker. Pass with it on your starboard (right) side.
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b. Port marker. Pass with it on your port (left) side.
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c. Isolated danger marker. Pass on either side with caution.
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d. Safe water marker. Pass on any side as the surrounding area is safe for navigation.
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Question 3 of 43

3. Question

What are the essential safety requirements for operating a Personal Watercraft (PWC)?

a. Adhering to the manufacturer’s guidelines and keeping up with maintenance as per the owner’s manual.
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b. Conducting comprehensive checks before departing, including inspecting the PWC, fuel levels, weather, tides, local rules, and safety gear.
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c. Informing others about your planned route and having the right communication tools on board.
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d. All of the above.
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Question 4 of 43

4. Question

What safety equipment is required on a PWC in partially smooth waters?

a. Lifejacket level 100, signalling device for nighttime and a v-sheet.
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b. EPIRB and anchor.
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c. Lifejacket level 50, signalling device for nighttime, v-sheet and flares (2 red hand-held and 2 orange smoke).
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d. Anchor, drinking water, flares (2 red hand-held and 2 orange smoke), v-sheet, and lifejacket level 50S.
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Question 5 of 43

5. Question

While operating your PWC, you see a special marker ahead. How do you decide which side to pass it on?

a. Pass on any side.
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b. Don't pass them. Turn around and head back.
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c. Always pass on your port (left) side when following the buoyage direction.
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d. Consult your navigation chart or local guide for the area.
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Question 6 of 43

6. Question

Where should the registration number and label be positioned on a PWC, and what are the additional criteria for the registration number?

a. At the back of the PWC, above the waterline. It must be white in colour, of a significant size and visable from a distance of 100 metres.
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b. On both sides of the PWC, above the waterline. It must be a constrasting colour to the hull, 100mm tall and visible from a distance of 30 metres.
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c. Only on one side of the PWC. It must be orange in colour and visable from a distance of 30 metres.
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d. You do not need a registration number or label on a PWC.
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Question 7 of 43

7. Question

What is the most critical safety item you must carry on your PWC when operating 2nm from land?

a. Chart.
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b. Compass.
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c. EPIRB.
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d. Anchor.
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Question 8 of 43

8. Question

What does this flag signify?

a. Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Zone.
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b. Crab pots nearby. Keep a 5 metre distance.
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c. Designated anchorage area. Speed limit applies.
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d. Diver down. Stay at least 30 metres away and pass slowly.
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Question 9 of 43

9. Question

What is the maximum number of passengers allowed on a PWC operated by an unlicensed driver?

a. Only one passenger, who must be a licensed PWC supervisor.
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b. Two passengers.
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c. One passenger.
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d. As many as the PWC can safely hold.
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Question 10 of 43

10. Question

As a licensed PWC operator, what must you ensure when allowing an unlicensed person to drive your PWC under supervision?

a. Be aware of your intended direction.
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b. The kill switch safety lanyard is securely attached to your lifejacket.
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c. Carry a mobile phone for emergencies.
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d. All of the above.
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Question 11 of 43

11. Question

Where can you find the most up to date local weather forecasts?

a. Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) website, phone, or the coastal marine radio service.
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b. Your local newspaper.
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c. National weather broadcasted on radio or TV news.
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d. Analyse isobars on a weather map, as they are accurate.
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Question 12 of 43

12. Question

What is the legal Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) limit you must stay under when operating a jetski if you are over 18 years old?

a. 0.05% BAC
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b. 0.00% BAC
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c. 0.08% BAC
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d. 0.55% BAC
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Question 13 of 43

13. Question

Is it necessary for PWC operators to understand and comply with the IALA buoyage system and the Collision Regulations, including maintaining a proper lookout?

a. No. You only need to comply when navigating busy waterways.
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b. Yes. You must understand and comply at all times and under all circumstances.
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c. No. You only need to comply when riding alongside other PWC's.
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d. No. you only need to comply when entering designated shipping channels.
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Question 14 of 43

14. Question

What are the indicators of deteriorating weather conditions on the water?

a. Dark, lowering clouds, increasing wind strength, whitecaps, and changing sea state.
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b. Light clouds on the horizon, calm seas, and rising humidity.
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c. High, rapidly moving streaked clouds with calm sea conditions.
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d. Streaked, rapidly moving clouds, unchanged wind strength, and stable sea state.
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Question 15 of 43

15. Question

When are you required to operate your PWC at a maximum speed of 6 knots?

a. Within 60 metres of swimmers or the shore.
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b. Within 60 metres of anchored or moored vessels, docks, pontoons, or boat ramps.
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c. Within 60 metres of a bathing reserve boundary.
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d. All of the above.
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Question 16 of 43

16. Question

While overtaking another vessel or PWC, what side must you pass on?

a. Pass on whichever side is safer.
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b. Overtake on the starboard (right) side.
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c. Overtake on the port (left) side
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d. Never pass, as it is unsafe to do so.
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Question 17 of 43

17. Question

Under which conditions is the sea likely to be roughest?

a. No wind and during mid-tide.
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b. Top of the tide with wind from any direction.
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c. Wind and tidal/current flow in the same direction.
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d. Wind against the tidal/current flow.
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Question 18 of 43

18. Question

What should you do if your PWC’s water intake is blocked?

a. Leave it as the blockage will resolve itself.
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b. If safe, follow manufacturer guidelines to clear the blockage, or signal for help and wait for assistance.
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c. Engage reverse gear and apply full power.
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d. Increase the engine throttle to maximum to clear the grate.
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Question 19 of 43

19. Question

What factors should be considered when ensuring a proper lookout?

a. Every captain must continuously maintain a proper lookout.
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b. Every captain must utilise all available means suitable to the current situation.
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c. Every captain shall maintain a proper lookout using both sight and sound.
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d. All of the above.
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Question 20 of 43

20. Question

If high tide is at 10:30 am at the Brisbane Bar, when will high tide occur at Caloundra?

a. 9:00 p.m.
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b. 11:00 p.m.
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c. 12:00 p.m.
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d. 9:00 a.m.
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Question 21 of 43

21. Question

Which type of lifejacket is required on a PWC in partially smooth or open water?

a. Lifejacket level 100 or 150.
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b. Lifejacket level 50S (special purpose).
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c. Lifejacket level 50.
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d. Any of these options.
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Question 22 of 43

22. Question

Your PWC is encountering another vessel head-on. How should you adjust your course?

a. Alter course to starboard (right) well in advance, ensuring the change is obvious to the other vessel.
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b. Alter course to port (left) well in advance, ensuring the change is obvious to the other vessel.
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c. Make slight course adjustments to either side and reduce speed by half.
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d. Increase speed and turn to port (left).
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Question 23 of 43

23. Question

In the event of a marine incident involving your PWC, when and to whom should you report it to?

a. Within 7 days to a Shipping Inspector (e.g., Marine Safety Officer, Water Police, or Boating & Fisheries Officer). No written report is required.
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b. It is not necessary to report the incident if you were not at fault.
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c. As soon as possible, within 48 hours to a Shipping Inspector, followed by submitting a Marine Incident Form.
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d. To the police if there are injuries for insurance purposes.
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Question 24 of 43

24. Question

What is the minimum distance a PWC must maintain from the shore while freestyling in coastal areas with nearby dwellings?

a. At least 60 metres away.
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b. At least 100 metres away.
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c. At least 30 metres away.
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d. At least 200 metres away.
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Question 25 of 43

25. Question

You are operating PWC A (yellow) and notice vessel B (blue) 200 meters to your starboard (right). Believing there is a collision risk, how do you respond?

a. Keep your course and speed unchanged.
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b. Give way by either slowing down and turning to starboard (right) to pass vessel B from behind or by stopping to let vessel B pass safely.
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c. Speed up and continue straight.
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d. Speed up and turn to port (left).
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Question 26 of 43

26. Question

When operating near other moving vessels and traveling at speeds over 10 knots, a PWC must?

a. Always demonstrate to the vessel's passengers how sharply you can turn.
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b. Keep a minimum distance of 60 meters from other moving vessels unless the PWC is participating in an approved aquatic event.
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c. Reduce speed to a level you determine to be safe.
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d. Keep a minimum distance of 30 meters from other moving vessels unless the PWC is participating in an approved aquatic event.
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Question 27 of 43

27. Question

You’ are operating PWC A (yellow) and see vessel B (blue) 200 meters to your port (left). You believe a risk of collision may exist. What do you do?

a. Slow down and wait for someone to make a decision.
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b. Change course to port (left).
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c. Maintain course and speed, but be ready to avoid a collision if vessel B does not give way.
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d. Yield to vessel B.
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Question 28 of 43

28. Question

What are some of the safety equipment requirements for operating a PWC in smooth waters?

a. Navigation lights (port, starboard, and an all-around white light) during sunset to sunrise and in limited visibility.
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b. All passengers must wear a level 50 or 50S lifejacket.
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c. The registration number and label must be displayed clearly on the PWC.
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d. All of the above.
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Question 29 of 43

29. Question

A PWC must give way to what vessels?

a. Sailing vessels under sail.
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b. Vessels engaged in commercial fishing or trawling.
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c. Vessels limited by their draft or restricted in their ability to manoeuvre, and those unable to manoeuvre under exceptional circumstances.
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d. All of the above.
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Question 30 of 43

30. Question

Why is it important to know that a PWC traveling at 60 km/h covers 100 metres in 6 seconds?

a. This duration allows the operator to assess and respond to situations.
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b. It is useful for competing with other PWC users.
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c. To estimate the time required for the PWC to halt completely.
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d. It enhances the excitement of operating a PWC.
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Question 31 of 43

31. Question

In the collision regulations, a safe speed is one that allows for collision avoidance. What is the most critical factor when determining a safe speed?

a. The density of traffic on the water at the time.
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b. The fuel level on your PWC.
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c. Your PWC's maximum speed.
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d. Your planned return time.
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Question 32 of 43

32. Question

What are the legal requirements for a water skier observer?

a. Must be at least 10 years old and seated on the PWC.
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b. Must be 13 years or older, competent, facing the skier, and able to communicate effectively with both the skier and the operator.
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c. Must be at least 16 years old and competent.
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d. Must be at least 18 years old and seated on the PWC.
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Question 33 of 43

33. Question

Order these cardinal markers from left to right?

a. (1) North, (2) South, (3) East, (4) West.
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b. (1) West, (2) East, (3) South, (4) North.
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c. (1) East, (2) West, (3) South, (4) North.
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d. (1) South, (2) North, (3) West, (4) East.
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Question 34 of 43

34. Question

How should a PWC operate in a channel less than 120 metres wide?

a. In the middle of the waterway while transiting through the area.
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b. Close to the port (left) side of the channel.
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c. Close to the starboard (right) side of the channel.
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d. In the middle at all times, regardless of speed or direction.
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Question 35 of 43

35. Question

What does this red and white marker signify?

a. Port cardinal marker. Keep it to your port (left).
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b. Safe water marker. Safe water surrounds it.
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c. Special marker. Pass on either side.
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d. Isolated danger marker. Approach cautiously.
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Question 36 of 43

36. Question

What should you remember when turning the PWC at planing or cruising speed to avoid a collision?

a. A PWC can turn even if the engine is off.
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b. Steering control remains if the engine is idled.
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c. The PWC needs to be powered to maintain steering control.
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d. All of the above.
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Question 37 of 43

37. Question

Upon entering a marina, you see this navigational marker. What type of marker is it and which side should you pass it on?

a. Small craft marker, depends on your vessel or PWC size.
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b. Port marker. Pass with it on your port (left) side.
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c. Starboard marker. Pass with it on your starboard (right) side.
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d. Special marker. Refer to your chart to decide which side to pass it on.
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Question 38 of 43

38. Question

What additional safety equipment is mandatory on a PWC in partially smooth and open waters within 2 n.m from land (besides wearing the correct lifejacket)?

a. 2 red flares and 2 orange smoke signals.
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b. A v-sheet.
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c. A torch (used between sunset and sunrise).
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d. All of the above.
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Question 39 of 43

39. Question

When you hold a PWC licence and allow an unlicensed person to operate your PWC under your supervision, which of the following is a legal requirement?

The unlicensed operator must be over 18 years of age
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The PWC must be operated at idle speed only
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The licensed supervisor must remain seated at all times
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The safety lanyard (kill switch) must be attached to the licensed supervisor
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Question 40 of 43

40. Question

Whilst operating your PWC at nighttime, you approach a red and black marker with a group of 2 white flashing lights. What type of marker is it and how should you navigate around it?

a. Isolated danger marker. Underwater hazard present. Keep a safe distance.
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b. Channel marker. Stay to the port (left) side.
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c. Leading marker. Entry to a harbour.
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d. Safe water marker. Clear water surrounds it.
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Question 41 of 43

41. Question

What skills should you and your passengers have in case you end of in the water while operating a PWC?

Know how to swim.
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Be able to climb back onto the PWC from deep water.
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Have the ability to call for assistance.
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All of the above.
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Question 42 of 43

42. Question

What clothing is the most appropriate to wear when operating a PWC?

Bright coloured clothing.
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A long-sleeve shirt and a hat.
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Neoprene shorts.
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All of the above.
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Question 43 of 43

43. Question

Before you can get your Jetski (PWC) licence in Queensland, what must you have first?

A car licence
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A fishing licence
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A Recreational Marine Driver Licence (Boat Licence)
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No licence is needed
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