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Lights

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BOTH INTERNATIONAL AND INLAND. A vessel's lights must be displayed as required by the Rules:

From sunset to sunrise and from sunrise to sunset in restricted visibility

Whenever a watch look-out is NOT posted

Only in periods of restricted visibility

At all times if her lights work

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BOTH INTERNATIONAL AND INLAND: You are a 20-meter power-driven vessel and intend to anchor thru the night, you must show:

Two all-round white lights

The sidelights and a stern light

One all-round white light and the sidelights

One all-round white light

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INLAND ONLY. When at anchor, a vessel exhibiting one all-around white light is:

Less than 200 meters

Exceeds 200 meters

Less than 100 meters

Less than 50 meters

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INLAND ONLY. Public safety activities carried out by a commercial vessel may display a(n):

Alternately flashing red and yellow light

Alternately flashing blue and red light

Flashing yellow light

Flashing blue light

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BOTH INTERNATIONAL AND INLAND. Navigation lights shall be displayed aboard a vessel underway, daytime or nighttime:

None of these

During periods of restricted visibility

Only when vessels are detected on radar

When in Vessel Traffic Separation Schemes

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BOTH INTERNATIONAL AND INLAND: You are heading due south and see an all-round white light on a vessel. This vessel is ______.

Not under command

Aground

A pilot vessel

At anchor

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INTERNATIONAL ONLY. In addition to her mast, side, and stern lights, a vessel Constrained by Draft and severely restricted in her ability to deviate will display:

Two white lights

A red light, a white light, and a red light

Two red lights

Three red lights

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BOTH INTERNATIONAL AND INLAND: A vessel is approaching you at night on your starboard side showing red over green lights. They indicate a(n):

12-meter fishing vessel

8-meter power-driven vessel

Vessel not under command

Sailing vessel

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INLAND ONLY. A sailing vessel of less than 20 meters in length may combine the required sidelights and sternlight:

None of these

In one lantern carried at or near the top of the mast

In one lantern placed on the bow displaced from the fore and aft centerline

In one lantern placed on the stern

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BOTH INTERNATIONAL AND INLAND. The arc of the horizon of a sternlight is visible by?

225 degrees

11.25 degrees

135 degrees

112.5 degrees

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