Are you ready for the ‘CT boating license test questions and answers? ‘ For this quiz, you must ascertain the two types of boat hulls, how many different engines are there, what a capacity plate entails, the hull identification number, why alcohol, drugs, and boating do not mix, and describe the float plan. This quiz aims to get you prepared to take the Connecticut Boating Exam. Please answer all the questions correctly, and we hope you attempt all the questions for good preparations. Let’s see how well you perform! We sincerely wish you good luck!
Planing and Displacement
Displacement and Rounded
Planing and Flat
Flat and Rounded
Vee-Bottomed, Round-Bottomed, and Planing
Flat-Bottomed, Plow-Bottomed, and Round-Bottomed
Vee-Bottomed, Round-Bottomed, and Flat-Bottomed
None of the Above
Inboard, Outboard, Stern-Drive, Bow-Drive
Inboard, Frontboard, Stern-Drive, Jet-Drive
Outboard, Bottom-Drive, Bow Drive, Inboard
Jet-Drive, Outboard, Stern-Drive, Inboard
Same laws as boats
Same laws as cars
Same laws as all other maritime vessels
Same laws as boats in addition to laws specific to PWCs
Maximum Weight Capacity and Maximum Person Capacity
Horsepower
Both A and B
Maximum Weight Capacity or Maximum Person Capacity
Float Plan
Flight Plan
Certificate of Safe-Boating
None of the Above
Names of people, their addresses,
Boat description including make, model, registration number, license number
Details of trip and contents of boat including location, destination, estimated time, and number of life jackets, phones
All of the Above
Certificate of Safe-Boating and Certificate of Registration
Certificate of Number or Connecticut Certificate of Decal
Certificate of Connecticut Decal and Certificate of PWC operation
Certificate of PWC operation or Certificate of Decal
Block Letters and 3 in. high
Balloon Letters and 4 in. high
Block Letters and 2 in. high
Block Letters with no height requirement
Is a series of digits on the back of the hull placed by the manufacturer
Is engraved on fiberglass boats or on a metal plate and placed on transom
Is on all boats made after October 1st, 1972
All of the Above
You may keep it and apply for a Personal Watercraft Operation Certificate as well
You may give it to a friend after obtaining your PWC certificate
You must return it when applying for your certificate of PWC as you cannot have two certificates
None of the Above
10mph, 50ft., 100ft.
Slow, No Wake Speed, 75 ft., 100 ft.
20mph, 100 ft, 200 ft
Slow, No Wake Speed, 100 ft., 200ft.
Bow, Stern, Transom, Raised Seats, Lawn Chairs
Bow, Transom, Hull
Bow, Gunwhale, Transom, Seat Backs, Seats on Raised Decks
Bow, Raised Decks, Transom, Hull, Stern
Impaired Balance, Poor Vision
Bad Coordination, Impaired Judgement
Slower Reaction Times
All of the Above
Good times and lots of lulz
1.0%, 0.08%
0.06%, 0.05%
0.08%, 0.02%
0.04%, 0.02%
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