Explanation: The safest choice for Wilma to get a glass from a top shelf of a cabinet is using a stool or a small ladder to reach the glass as these are appropiate tools that would not move, that are at a good height for her to climb and will allow her to reach the glass easily.
Q. Which of the following is of the least importance for safety when planning a recreational outing?
Answer: Weather Condition of your house. Explanation: There are many safety precautions to consider when preparing for a recreational outing, among it are the weather if the destination, the amount of water you are going with, the equipment and tools for the recreational activities and many more.
Q. Why is it important to climb or hike?
When hiking or climbing, it is important to be watchful of areas where erosion has occurred, due to an increased risk of rock slides.
Q. When it is not necessary for a person to wear sunscreen during a recreational activity?
When is it NOT necessary for a person to wear sunscreen during a recreational activity? When the activity is indoors.
Q. What are three things you can do to prevent a fire from occurring in your home?
Top 10 Tips to Prevent House Fires
- Test Your Smoke Alarms Regularly. The easiest way to avoid a house fire is by checking your smoke alarms regularly.
- Inspect All Your Heating Sources.
- Keep Your Stove and Oven Clean.
- Don’t Leave Your Kitchen.
- Always Check Your Dryer.
- Maintain All Cords.
- Properly Store Flammable Products.
- Practice Caution with Candles.
Q. Is it not necessary to wear a lifejacket on a boat as long as there is one available?
It is not necessary to wear a lifejacket on a boat as long as there is one available. Strong swimmers do NOT need to restrict themselves to swimming in areas patrolled by lifeguards.
Q. Is it legal to kayak without a lifejacket?
California boating law requires that all boats 16 feet or more in length, except canoes and kayaks must carry one wearable life jacket (Type I, II, III or V) for each person on board and one throwable (Type IV) device in each boat.
Q. Is it illegal to not wear a life jacket?
Life Jackets and the Law Under California law, every child under 13 years of age on a moving recreational vessel of any length must wear a Coast Guard-approved life jacket in serviceable condition and of a type and size appropriate for the conditions and the activity.
Q. How old until you don’t have to wear a lifejacket on a boat?
13
Q. What size boat do you not need a life jacket?
On all boats less than 4.8m (unless specified). Level 50S or greater at all times when: Boating between sunset and sunrise. Boating on alpine waters.
Q. Can a 1 year old wear a life jacket?
Generally speaking, children under 13 are required to wear a life jacket while a vessel is underway, unless they are below deck or in an enclosed cabin. You must be sure you know the PFD you have works for your infant. Otherwise, we recommend the child not be exposed to any risk in a boat on the water.”
Q. Is it a law to wear a lifejacket on a boat?
It is a legal requirement that most recreational vessels in NSW must carry an appropriate size and type of lifejacket for each person on board. They must be stored or placed to allow quick and easy access.
Q. How much is the fine for not having a life jacket?
Life Jackets
| State | What are the penalties for violating PFD regulations in your state? |
|---|---|
| California | Violations are infractions, with fine of not nore than $150 |
| Colorado | $50.00, except for regulated river trips which have a minimum penalty of $100.00 |
| Connecticut | Fine $75. |
| Delaware | 25 dollar fine |
Q. What does Level 100 PFD mean?
100 Plus lifejackets
Q. What is the minimum safe distance to keep from a blue and white dive flag on the water?
100 metres
Q. How do I know if I am properly weighted for diving?
If you’re properly weighted, you should hover with the water’s surface at or slightly above eye level, with your forehead brushing the surface. Demonstrate negative buoyancy by sinking past eye level as you exhale. If you can easily descend when exhaling, fin back to the surface and establish positive buoyancy.
Q. How far do you need to stay away from a diver down flag?
50 feet
Q. What does the blue and white International Code Flag A indicate?
A blue-and-white International Code Flag A (or Alpha flag) must be displayed on boats involved in a diving activity.
Q. How many feet from a diver-down flag must all vessels in open waterways must attempt to stay?
100 feet
Q. What should you do when you see a displayed diver-down flag while boating?
Divers or snorkelers must stay within 100 feet of their flag. Vessels not engaged in diving operations must stay at least 100 feet away from a displayed diver-down flag.
Q. What should a skier do if she he falls in the water?
Let him or her direct the actions of the boat. When a skier falls, it is important to hold up a water ski. This makes it easier for the tow boat to see you and also notifies other boats in the area that you are in the water. Do not water ski after dark.
Q. How far of a distance is recommended that a PWC keep between itself and large ships?
A PWC may not be operated at greater than 6 knots (6.9 miles per hour) within 100 feet of another vessel except in a crossing or overtaking situation in accordance with the navigation rules.
Q. Which action may cause the loss of steering ability in a PWC?
If you allow the engine on a PWC or other jet-propelled vessel to return to idle or shut off during operation, you may lose all steering control. Many PWC will continue in the direction they were headed before the throttle was released or the engine was shut off, no matter which way the steering control is turned.
Q. What happens when a PWC steering control is turn to the right?
For example, if the steering control is turned right, the nozzle turns right and the jet of water pushes the back of the vessel to the left, which causes the PWC to turn right.
Q. Which navigation instrument is useful for steering when land is out of sight?
compass
Q. Under which condition do Pwcs steer most poorly?
PWC operators need to keep in mind that a jet drive requires moving water through the drive nozzle for maneuverability. In other words you must have power applied in order to maintain steering control. If you release the throttle to idle or if the engine shuts off during operation you will lose all steering control.
Q. What dangerous situation can occur when a quick turn is made at high speed?
At high speeds, a quick turn can make the PWC unstable, causing the operator and passengers to fall off. This is why most states require that everyone on board a PWC wear a PFD.
Q. Do PWC operators have to obey and follow all boating laws?
PWC operators are subject to rules and requirements that apply to both inboard vessels and PWC. Operating a PWC carries the same responsibilities as operating any other vessel. Not forget that in addition to obeying all boating laws, the PWC operator must adhere to laws specific to PWC. …
