For those looking to obtain your boating license and sail the high seas in your free time in BitLife, you need to pass the test. The test isn’t too expensive, for us, it cost $210, which is absolutely nothing. However, the test itself can be a little tricky because there are several questions you could get asked, and not all of them have the same answer. You’ll have to make sure you answer the correctly if you want your license. If you’re wrong, you’ll have to wait another year, pay the license fee again, and then try again.

How to get your boating license

Once you reach age 18, you can apply to acquire your boating license at any time. All you need is enough money to pay for the fee, and then you’re good to go. To take the license, go to the activities tab, and scroll down until you see licenses. Boating should be one of the options. You do not need to have any training time prior to taking the test.

All boating license test questions and answers

These are all of the questions and answers you might be asked on the boating license test.

  • From what side of the vessel should you NEVER anchor?Stern-sideWeak-sidePort-side

  • What does this marker signify?Power limitMax WattageEngine Power

  • What does this marker signify?Speed limitMax Horse powerPower LimitWhat is the name for this side of the boat? (The back of the boat)SternTail-endBow

  • What does this marker signify?Controlled areaSlow donutsNo Wake ZoneWhat is the required type of fire extinguisher for a standard naval vessel?Type B1Type R2-D2Type BD-1What is the name for this side of the boat? (the front of the boat)BowJust the TipStern

  • What does this flag mean?DiverRunnerFloaterWhat is the minimum required number of flares you should have on your vessel?ThreeNoneTwoWhat kind of buoy is this? (Silver, with an orange top)Mooring BuoySmokers BuoySwimmer BuoyWhat is the name for this side of the boat? (The left side)PortLeft-handStarboardWhat is the name for this side of the boat? (The right side)PortRight-handStarboardWhat kind of buoy is this? (Large, yellow one, with a black anchor at the top)Anchorage BuoyMustard BuoyCaution BuoyWhich vessel should give way when they are both approaching each other from an angle?Left VesselShinier VesselSlower Vessel

  • What does this marker signify?Exclusion areaSwim MeetDivers AheadWhat is the minimum distance to keep between boats?30 meters69 feet10 yardsWhat side of the vessel should pass the red marker, with a white 8 on it?Starboard-sideWest-sideBow-side

  • What does this marker signify?Dangerous areaConcert AheadRock Bottom

  • What does this flag mean?DistressAlert level orangePrivate Waters

  • Stern-sideWeak-sidePort-side

  • Power limitMax WattageEngine Power

  • Speed limitMax Horse powerPower Limit

  • SternTail-endBow

  • Controlled areaSlow donutsNo Wake Zone

  • Type B1Type R2-D2Type BD-1

  • BowJust the TipStern

  • DiverRunnerFloater

  • ThreeNoneTwo

  • Mooring BuoySmokers BuoySwimmer Buoy

  • PortLeft-handStarboard

  • PortRight-handStarboard

  • Anchorage BuoyMustard BuoyCaution Buoy

  • Left VesselShinier VesselSlower Vessel

  • Exclusion areaSwim MeetDivers Ahead

  • 30 meters69 feet10 yards

  • Starboard-sideWest-sideBow-side

  • Dangerous areaConcert AheadRock Bottom

  • DistressAlert level orangePrivate Waters