MCQ Questions
Q.1.
How far does your target range extend?
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    About 20-30 seconds in front of you.
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    Sitting up straight and looking straight ahead
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    have a clear view of the rear window
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    Counting seconds from when the driver in front of you passes an object until you pass it.
Q.2.
You are driving in a busy three-lane street. How do you determine you're the necessary 3 feet away from the edge of your lane?
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    When the left fender lines up with the lane boundary.
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    Slow down so she's at least 3 seconds behind the person in front of her.
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    On the center console or steering column
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    when you need more power at a lower speed
Q.3.
In a _______ situation, the weight of the vehicle moves to the left or right around the center of gravity.
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    False
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    75mph
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    Yaw
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    True
Q.4.
Turning combines all of the following vehicle operations EXCEPT:
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    the rear tires
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    communication
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    headlight
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    bicyclists.
Q.5.
You should always stop your vehicle by pressing on the brake pedal as hard as you can.
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    True
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    False
Q.6.
Examples of vehicle maneuvers include all of the following EXCEPT:
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    have a clear view of the rear window
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    a parking garage
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    Your response time is much slower.
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    Causing your vehicle to pitch
Q.7.
What is a non-traditional intersection?
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    The meeting of two different roadways in an unusual place.
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    It helps you make the best decision in driving situations.
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    Look for a safe place to stop and turn off your engine.
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    Counting seconds from when the driver in front of you passes an object until you pass it.
Q.8.
You can minimize the effect of inertia on your body while driving by ______.
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    Not wearing seatbelt
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    Causing your vehicle to pitch
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    remaining calm and keeping your eyes on the road
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    wearing your seat belt
Q.9.
Having different fields of vision allows you to see as much of the road as possible.
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    True
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    False
Q.10.
Part @2
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    a parking garage
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    Line of sight
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    bicyclists.
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    ..............
Q.11.
Visual targeting means you should look at targets ______ ahead of you while driving.
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    10 to 12 inches
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    over 40,000
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    the rear tires
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    12-20 seconds
Q.12.
What must you do when the temperature light on your dashboard comes on?
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    When the left fender lines up with the lane boundary.
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    It helps you make the best decision in driving situations.
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    remaining calm and keeping your eyes on the road
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    Look for a safe place to stop and turn off your engine.
Q.13.
How is your following distance determined?
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    She's concentrating her visual and mental attention on vulnerable roadway users.
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    a parking garage
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    remaining calm and keeping your eyes on the road
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    Counting seconds from when the driver in front of you passes an object until you pass it.
Q.14.
Novice drivers often ______ to decelerate.
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    depend on the brakes too much
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    the center of your vehicle's hood
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    wearing your seat belt
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    have a clear view of the rear window
Q.15.
Pete hasn't switched out his vehicle's tires in a while and now he's driving in the rain. What must he do and why?
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    Decrease speed to maintain vehicle balance and traction.
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    He'll receive a ticket
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    Passengers age 12 and under
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    His field of vision is lowered in a place where he needs more of it.
Q.16.
Stella wants to learn to maintain vehicle balance in her vehicle. What's the best way to do that?
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    Slow down so she's at least 3 seconds behind the person in front of her.
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    She can use the owner's manual for specific information about her vehicle's balance.
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    His field of vision is lowered in a place where he needs more of it.
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    He'll receive a ticket
Q.17.
In the process of starting a car, which step happens first?
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    Adjust your mirror
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    put your right foot on the brake
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    the vehicle's hidden operating space
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    Sitting up straight and looking straight ahead
Q.18.
Riley is driving down the highway when the road starts curving to the right. Which lane position should he take?
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    It will move forward due to inertia.
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    Lane Position 2 (Right side of lane)
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    When the left fender lines up with the lane boundary.
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    the center of your vehicle's hood
Q.19.
What should you always watch out for when turning right?
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    over 40,000
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    bicyclists.
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    the rear tires
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    any warning lights
Q.20.
If you were in a car crash and weren't wearing your seat belt, you'd keep moving at the speed of the crash.
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    True
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    False
Q.21.
In what position should you be to properly adjust your rearview mirror?
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    remaining calm and keeping your eyes on the road
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    when you need more power at a lower speed
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    Look for a safe place to stop and turn off your engine.
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    Sitting up straight and looking straight ahead
Q.22.
When you increase your vehicle's speed, you must also increase your _________ to compensate for limitations.
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    unbalance
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    a parking garage
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    Not wearing seatbelt
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    following interval
Q.23.
The maximum speed you can travel and steer quickly out of the way is _______.
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    False
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    75mph
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    Safest way
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    True
Q.24.
Who should sit in the rear of the vehicle to protect themselves from airbag impact in case of a crash?
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    Decrease speed to maintain vehicle balance and traction.
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    His field of vision is lowered in a place where he needs more of it.
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    Passengers age 12 and under
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    He'll receive a ticket
Q.25.
Why do you need to be prepared for changes in your immediate range?
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    Look for a safe place to stop and turn off your engine.
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    Your response time is much slower.
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    On the center console or steering column
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    the vehicle's hidden operating space
Q.26.
Use the shuttle steering method to ______.
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    depend on the brakes too much
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    have a clear view of the rear window
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    wearing your seat belt
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    make a very sharp turn.
Q.27.
How can you successfully multitask while driving a vehicle?
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    wearing your seat belt
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    Causing your vehicle to pitch
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    Sitting up straight and looking straight ahead
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    remaining calm and keeping your eyes on the road
Q.28.
Stella sees a lot of pedestrians while driving downtown. She turns off her music and rolls down the window. Why?
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    Sitting up straight and looking straight ahead
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    On the center console or steering column
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    It will move forward due to inertia.
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    She's concentrating her visual and mental attention on vulnerable roadway users.
Q.29.
In what situation will you need to use low gears?
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    On the center console or steering column
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    the vehicle's hidden operating space
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    when you need more power at a lower speed
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    The meeting of two different roadways in an unusual place.
Q.30.
To turn right, push the signal lever ______.
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    True
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    10 to 12 inches
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    75mph
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    Up
Q.31.
In a _______ situation, the majority or all of the vehicle's weight moves to one side of the vehicle.
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    False
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    roll
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    unbalance
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    True
Q.32.
The first option for slowing down is to release the gas pedal.
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    True
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    False
Q.33.
Where do most crashes happen?
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    9' and 3'
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    parking lots
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    leaking fluids
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    bicyclists.
Q.34.
When parking uphill without a curb, which way should you turn your front wheels?
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    towards the outside of the road
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    wearing your seat belt
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    oncoming traffic, your turn signal
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    the rear tires
Q.35.
To compensate for blind spots, quickly glance left and right over your shoulder and linger in the blind spots of other vehicles.
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    True
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    False
Q.36.
There are ________ crash-related deaths in the US every year.
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    bicyclists.
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    headlight
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    the rear tires
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    over 40,000
Q.37.
What is one thing you should always do before driving?
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    10 to 12 inches
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    put your right foot on the brake
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    bicyclists.
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    Adjust your mirror
Q.38.
If the oil pressure warning light appears, you know the engine oil is circulating at the proper pressure.
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    True
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    False
Q.39.
Where should you place your hands on the steering wheel?
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    over 40,000
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    9' and 3'
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    bicyclists.
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    unbalance
Q.40.
Kevin was driving his 6-year-old sister in the front seat when a police officer signals him to stop. What is a likely outcome?
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    using a driveway in order to change directions
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    Not wearing seatbelt
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    He'll receive a ticket
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    Lane Position 2 (Right side of lane)
Q.41.
An example of an active restraint in a car is _____
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    headlight
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    seatbelt
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    over 40,000
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    Safest way
Q.42.
A two-point turn is __________
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    remaining calm and keeping your eyes on the road
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    About 20-30 seconds in front of you.
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    Causing your vehicle to pitch
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    using a driveway in order to change directions
Q.43.
At which reference point should your vehicle appear to intersect with the curb when parallel parking?
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    oncoming traffic, your turn signal
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    Lane Position 2 (Right side of lane)
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    the center of your vehicle's hood
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    On the center console or steering column
Q.44.
What should you release to re-establish vehicle control and tire traction?
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    any warning lights
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    the accelerator and the brakes
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    On the center console or steering column
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    bicyclists.