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Water Sports and the Environment

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1

Video

2

Water Skiing Wakeboarding and Tubing

3

Hunting or Fishing From Boats

4

Environmental Concerns

5

Operating in the Aquatic Environment

6

Encounters with Whales and Marine Mammals

7

Aquatic Nuisance Species

8

Locks

9

Lowhead Dams

10

Continuing Your Boating Education

11

Chapter Review

Chapter 7 Review Questions

You have reached the end of Chapter 7. The questions below are for practice only. They have been selected to help you study and highlight some important information.

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1. To help protect the marine environment, and phosphate cleaning products should not be used.

2. The most dangerous section of a lowhead dam is the side.

3. Observe marine mammals from a safe and courteous distance of no closer than feet.

4. Whales require a safe distance of at least feet of space.

5. A red flag with a white diagonal stripe indicates that a or snorkeler is in the water.

6. You may proceed into a lock when the indicator light is .

7. The controls the speed of the boat while water skiing.

8. must not be spread from one water system to another.

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