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Which radio message would you use to advise that your vessel is in grave and imminent danger?
What are your responsibilities for protection of the environment when operating a vessel on Victorian waters. I am prohibited from discharging:
Which of the following sets of actions best describes the immediate action you should take when a person goes overboard?
You are operating your vessel in a channel when an approaching ship sounds five short blasts on its horn indicating that it is unsure of your intentions, and doubts you are taking enough action to avoid a collision. What should you do?
Your vessel has capsized and remains partially submerged. As the Master / operator of the vessel, which of the following would be the correct course of action for you to take?
You are out on your vessel when an incident occurs that puts you in immediate need of assistance. Your only form of communication is a mobile telephone. Who should you call for assistance?

What does the cardinal marker shown indicate and what action should you take?
You are the Master / operator of a 5.5 metre powered vessel and you are planning a solo fishing trip in enclosed waters. What are the requirements for wearing a lifejacket?
When should you switch on and display navigation lights on a vessel that is underway?
Why should you inform relatives/friends or local authorities of your travel plans and details every time you go boating?
A vessel is approaching on your starboard (right-hand) side and not changing bearing. What action should you take?
Which of the following is NOT a distress signal?
Under what age must all children wear a lifejacket in an open area of a powered vessel while under way?
It is important to check that your vessel is mechanically and structurally sound and serviced because:
What is the permitted blood alcohol level for a person under 21 years of age who is operating a powered vessel?
Sarah is planning a boating trip for the next day. Where is the best place for Sarah to locate up to date weather information?
A seriously injured passenger is about to be winched from your vessel by helicopter. To prevent the winch cable from swinging away from your vessel while you make final preparations, would you attach the cable to a part of your vessel?

What does the cardinal mark shown indicate and what action should you take?
The Bureau of Meteorology has issued a forecast which states that the wind speed is expected to be between 10 to 15 knots. While on the water you need to take into account that you may encounter wind gusts which may be:
Is it compulsory for a power vessel less than 4.8 metres in length operating on all Victorian waters to carry two paddles or two oars fitted with rowlocks?
You have purchased a VHF marine radio and fitted it to your vessel. Before you can broadcast over the VHF radio you are required to ensure that:
On Victorian coastal and enclosed waters, within what distance from the water’s edge must you observe a speed limit of 5 knots, unless otherwise zoned?

Which vessel should give way in the situation pictured?
Where could you find the best information on any local dangers and special rules or regulations for a boating area with which you are unfamiliar?
As the Master / operator of a powered vessel in Victoria, it is your responsibility to ensure that

When overtaking another vessel in the scenario shown:
When travelling upstream (in from the sea) at night, on which side of your vessel should you keep a flashing red light in order to stay in the channel?
You are on the water and see large thunderclouds heading in your direction. What action should you take?
A radio message beginning with ‘SECURITE, SECURITE, SECURITE’ indicates which of the following?
In an emergency situation the best time to set off distress flares to maximise the chance they will be seen is:
