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This quiz will assure you have knowledge of the Lake Carroll's rules and regulations regarding safe handling of watercraft on Lake Carroll.
   When operating a watercraft on Lake Carroll, at least one person on the boat must have successfully completed the Lake Carroll Boater Safety quiz.  Guests must also take the quiz if they are boating solo or riding a Jet Ski solo.  A copy of the certificate must be carried with the operator or a photo of the certificate may be saved to a smart phone and will be requested by security during safety checks.

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1. Contact Information

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2. Lake Carroll is a private lake; therefore, Illinois statutes regarding boating do not apply and therefore the Illinois Department of Natural Resources does not have jurisdiction on our Lake.

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3. In order to register a watercraft at Lake Carroll the property owner must present to the LCA office:

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4. Watercraft Operating on Lake Carroll shall display:

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5. There is no limit on the number of watercraft per lot which may be registered for use on Lake Carroll.

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6. All boat trailers must be identified with Section and Lot number on the tongue of the trailer.

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7. The maximum length of a Runabout/Deck Boat, Ski-Boat or Bass Boat allowed on Lake Carroll is:

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8. The maximum length of Pontoon Boat allowed on Lake Carroll is:

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9. Lake Carroll Security personnel can:

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10. The consequence for reckless operation of a watercraft on Lake Carroll is:

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11. Property owners are responsible for any violations of their guests and any subsequent fines.

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12. The speed limit on Lake Carroll is:

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13. All watercraft, as best as possible, shall travel in what direction on Lake Carroll?

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14. The phrase (No Wake) shall be referred to as idle speed on Lake Carroll

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15. How far out from shore does the NO WAKE ZONE apply?

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16. What do the “orange” buoys represent along the shoreline of Lake Carroll?

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17. The entire body of Lake Carroll is a NO WAKE ZONE between sunset and sunrise.

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18. Watercrafts propelled by human power are not restricted to the NO WAKE ZONES.

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19. All persons under the age of 13, in a watercraft that is underway, must wear a Personal Flotation Device (PFD).

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20. All watercraft and skiers must stay at least _____feet from other watercraft or skiers.

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21. The orange flag required by the State of Illinois should be flown.

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22. The Lake Carroll Skier down flag should be only be displayed (Waved) when a person that is being towed or surfing behind the watercraft loses contact with the rope, tube or boat.

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23. While wake surfing at Lake Carroll the boats operator will.

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24. A towing vessel must reduce speed before making turns to pick up downed skiers, tubers, surfers etc. to avoid power turns.

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25. When a powered watercraft is in operation on Lake Carroll waters at least one person member or guest, on the watercraft or in tow must have a proof of their current Lake Carroll Boat Safety certificate.

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26. All of these statements describe plowing.  Which of these statements should be avoided on Lake Carroll for an extended period of time.

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27. When anchoring in no wake areas the watercrafts operator should stay a safe distance away from shoreline docks to ensure the shoreline owner has adequate room to swim and remove the watercraft from residence, this also allows for traffic to flow through the area.

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