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Minnesota boating practice set 4

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 Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.

1. When a motorboat is at anchor at night, which light does the guide say is necessary?
2. Under the Minnesota guide, when one craft overtakes another going the same way, the craft being overtaken must:
3. When two watercraft approach head-on, the guide says each must:
4. Two watercraft approach each other at a right angle. Who has the right-of-way according to the guide?
5. Under the guide, nonmotorized craft such as sailboats and canoes have the right-of-way over motorized craft except when:
6. All watercraft must yield right-of-way to an authorized watercraft displaying:
7. Approaching a law enforcement watercraft with its emergency lights on, you must move away and keep what speed within 150 feet?
8. In the Minnesota guide, a red buoy is on which side of the channel when you face upstream?
9. A red-and-white striped buoy (usually with a red topmark) indicates:

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