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1. A good driver should not:
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Answer: d) Be spontaneous.
- As a good driver, you should not be spontaneous.
- Instead, you should plan your driving, keep learning, predict the scene and think for yourself.
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2. Attempting emergency driving strategies without proper training could be:
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Answer: d) Potentially dangerous and ineffective.
Emergency driving strategies.
- Two strategies to handle dangerous situations are emergency braking and skid control.
- You should only practice them in a safe location under the supervision of an expert driver.
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3. While driving by a crash scene, what should you do?
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Answer: a) Do not obstruct traffic by slowing down more than necessary.
- When driving by a crash scene, do not obstruct traffic by slowing down more than necessary.
- Stay focused on your driving to avoid causing another crash.
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4. When you're driving in heavy fog, you should use:
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Answer: a) Low-beam headlights.
- When you're driving in heavy fog, you should use low-beam headlights.
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5. Which of the following as a dangerous driving condition caused by rain?
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Answer: d) Loss of traction.
Rain can cause two dangerous driving conditions:
- Loss of traction.
- Hydroplaning.
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6. How many stages of licensing are there under the graduated licensing program?
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Answer: a) Three.
Graduated licensing program (GLP).
- GLP is meant for new drivers of any age.
- There are three stages of licensing under GLP.
- Class 7(L)
- Class 7(N)
- Class 5
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7. What is whiplash?
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Answer: d) Injury to the the neck, head and or shoulders after being subjected to a snapping motion.
- Whiplash is an injury to the neck, head and or shoulders after being subjected to a snapping motion.
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8. What you can't see in your vehicle's rear and side-view mirrors is your:
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Answer: d) Blind spot.
- What you can't see in your vehicle's rear and side-view mirrors is your blind spot.
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9. When you're traveling in the winter, it's a good idea to:
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Answer: a) All the options are correct.
When you're traveling in the winter, it's a good idea to:
- Carry a shovel, sand or salt, and warning flares.
- Use snow tires.
- Make sure that snow and frost are removed from all your windows before you start driving.
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10. The signs using this shape and color usually suggests which of the following?
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Answer: b) Distance and directions.
Shows distance and directions.
- White message on green background.
- Provides information such as distance to destination.
- For example: Name of the city and its distance.
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11. What does this sign indicate?
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Answer: b) Crew working ahead.
Crew working.
- Posted in construction zones.
- Obey posted speed limit.
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12. What does this sign indicate?
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Answer: b) Right lane ends ahead.
Right lane ends ahead.
- It is a warning sign.
- If you are in the right-hand lane, you must merge safely with traffic in the lane to the left.
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13. What does this sign indicate?
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Answer: b) Bus entrance.
Bus entrance ahead.
- The direction of the bus will indicate whether the entrance is on the left or the right.
- Be prepared to yield to buses entering the roadway.
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14. What does this sign indicate?
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Answer: c) Parking lot.
Parking lot.
- It indicates a larger space (lot) for parking.
- Parking signs let you know where and when you are allowed to park.
- You may receive fines or your vehicle may be towed (or both) if you park illegally.
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15. What does this sign indicate?
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Answer: a) Passing lane ahead.
Passing lane ahead.
- The sign will indicate the side on which passing lane is added.
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16. What does this sign indicate?
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Answer: b) Two-way traffic.
Two-way traffic.
- It is two-way traffic street.
- Dotted lines means that you can use the other lane while passing but not otherwise.
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17. What does this sign indicate?
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Answer: c) You may drive in this lane.
- A green arrow indicates that you may drive in this lane.
- Lane control signals are usually placed over lanes to indicate which ones are open for driving.
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18. What does this sign indicate?
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Answer: d) Proceed left or straight without yielding.
Flashing green arrow with a steady green light.
- Also called advance left turn signal.
- You may turn in the direction of the arrow or proceed through.
- The oncoming traffic will be facing a red stop signal.
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19. What does this sign indicate?
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Answer: b) You may turn left but through traffic must stop.
Flashing green arrow with a steady red light.
- Protected left turn.
- Continue if making a left turn without stopping.
- However, through traffic must stop for red light.
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20. What does this sign indicate?
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Answer: d) Continue only if the intersection is clear.
Flashing green.
- Pedestrian controlled light.
- Go only if the intersection is clear.
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Answer: b) Vehicles in this lane may turn left or go straight.
Turn arrows.
- In this image, the arrow painted on the road indicates that the lane can be used to turn left or go straight.
- If the arrow is a left arrow, then the lane will be reserved to make left turns only.
- These lanes are created so that the traffic going straight does not have to wait for traffic turning left.
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22. What should you do if you come to an uncontrolled intersection at the same time as another vehicle from a different road?
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Answer: a) Yield the way if the vehicle is on your right, else continue.
Uncontrolled intersections.
- If another vehicle has arrived at the intersection before you, slow down and yield.
- If two vehicles arrive at the same time, the vehicle on the left must yield to the vehicle on the right.
- Yield to traffic that is in or near the intersection.
- If you intend to go straight through and a vehicle is already in the intersection turning left, you must yield.
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23. How do you make a left turn from a one-way road onto a two-way road?
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Answer: c) Turn from the left most lane into the nearest lane to the right of center line.

Left turn from a one-way road onto a two-way road.- Turn from the lane nearest to the left side of the road.
- Turn into the nearest lane to the right of the yellow line.
- Yield to pedestrians to your left.
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24. It is safe to make a three-point turn on:
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Answer: b) Narrow roads.
- On narrow roads, you need to make a three-point turn to change directions.
- Make sure you do not make a three-point turn on a curve in the road, on or near a railway crossing or hilltop, or near a bridge or tunnel that blocks your view.
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25. Who has the right of the way while switching lanes?
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Answer: b) The driver who has to be passed.
Whenever you enter a lane, whether you are pulling into traffic or changing lanes, the vehicles in the lane you are moving into have the right of the way.
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26. What is an uncontrolled intersection?
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Answer: c) With no signs or traffic lights.
- An uncontrolled intersection is the one that has no signs or traffic lights. They are usually found in areas where there isn't much traffic.
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27. At an intersection with a two-way stop, if one of the drivers wants to turn left, what should happen?
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Answer: a) The driver going left must yield the right-of-way to the other vehicles.

Two-way stop.- If two streets intersect and only one of the streets has stop signs, it is called an intersection with two-way stop. The other street without any stop signs is a through street.
- Traffic on the through street has the right-of-way.
- If two vehicles are stopped at a two-way stop and one of the drivers wants to turn left, this driver must yield the right-of-way to the other vehicle going straight. The only exception is if the left turning vehicle is already in the intersection and has started to make the turn.
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28. How are roundabouts different from traffic circles?
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Answer: d) Larger than traffic circles.
Roundabout.- A roundabout is usually larger than traffic circles.
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29. With roundabouts having multiple lanes, all the rules below should be followed except one. Find out the incorrect rule.
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Answer: c) Enter the roundabout in the first lane whenever possible.
Roundabout.- A roundabout is usually larger than traffic circles.
- Slow down when approaching a roundabout
- Go around the roundabout in a counter clockwise direction. Do not change lanes in a roundabout.
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30. You should not switch lanes under the following situations?
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Answer: a) At an intersection.
Do not change lanes at an intersection.
- You could confuse other drivers and cause a crash.
- To switch lanes, always do it prior to reaching at an intersection.
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31. How do you make a two point turn?
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Answer: b) Stop near the side of the road, back into a driveway and then turn into the street.
Two point turn:
- Stop near the side of the road, back into a driveway and then turn into the street to proceed in the opposite direction.
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32. What should you do at an uncontrolled intersection?
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Answer: a) You should slow down and be prepared to yield to other road users.
Uncontrolled intersections.- If another vehicle has arrived at the intersection before you, slow down and yield.
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33. While driving on a multi-lane road, which side of the road should you generally stay on?
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Answer: d) Right side of the road or right lane.
- Keep to the right of the road or in the right-hand lane on multi-lane roads unless you want to turn left or pass another vehicle.
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34. In what gear should a driver leave a standard transmission vehicle while parking downhill?
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Answer: a) Reverse.
- A vehicle with a standard transmission should be placed in reverse, when parked downhill.
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35. Before you pull out to pass, you should
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Answer: d) Be able to see well ahead.
- Before you pull out to pass, you should do so only if the lane markings permit and only you are able to see well ahead.
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36. The emergency stopping lane on the side of the highway is there:
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Answer: c) For drivers who have problems with their vehicle.
- The emergency stopping lane (or the shoulder) on the side of the highway is for drivers who have problems with their vehicle.
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37. How far should you scan ahead while driving?
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Answer: c) Scan at least 12 seconds ahead.
- Make sure you know what is coming up by scanning at least 12 seconds ahead.
- As you look ahead, scan to the left and right so you can see what is happening along the sides of the road.
- If you see cars parked by the side of the road, be careful.
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38. The best method of detecting vehicles within the blind spots is by:
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Answer: a) Looking over your shoulder.
Whenever you plan a change in direction or road position, do a shoulder check to make sure the blind spot on that side is clear.
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39. When does space conflict not occur?
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Answer: c) A vehicle driving in the adjacent lane right beside you.
- To drive safely, you need to keep areas of space called space margins around your vehicle.
- If you need to stop suddenly, a driver too close behind you could cause a space conflict.
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40. What is total stopping distance?
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Answer: b) Distance you will travel from the moment you notice a hazard until your vehicle stops.
- Total stopping distance is the distance your vehicle will travel from the moment you notice a hazard until the moment your vehicle stops.
- It includes see-think-do and braking distance.
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41. Why does a vehicle on the right have higher risk of losing traction around a curve?
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Answer: a) It has a higher centre of gravity than the vehicle on the left.
- A vehicle on the right have higher risk of losing traction around a curve because it has a higher centre of gravity than the vehicle on the left.
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42. Which one is the risk of driving too closely behind the car in front of you?
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Answer: a) You may not be able to see what is up ahead.
- Following the vehicle in front too closely, known as tailgating, is a significant reason for accidents.
- When tailgating, the vehicle ahead may obstruct your view of potential dangers.
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43. As a driver you should:
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Answer: a) Constantly check the sides of the road and all of your mirrors, as well as the road ahead.
- Paying attention to objects outside your central vision is crucial.
- Your peripheral vision enables you to see beyond what's directly in front of you.
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44. Why should you never sneak behind a truck which is backing up?
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Answer: b) You may be in one of its blind spots.
- Do not drive behind a truck that is backing into a loading bay or out of a driveway, as doing so could place you in a blind spot of the truck driver and increase the chances of being struck.
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45. If an emergency vehicle with flashing lights and sirens is coming towards you, when should you yield the right-of-way?
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Answer: d) In all circumstances.
- If an emergency vehicle with flashing lights and sirens is coming towards you, you should yield the right-of-way in all circumstances.
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46. When you're turning left, watch for oncoming motorcycles because:
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Answer: b) They can be hard to see in heavy traffic at night or dusk.
- When you're turning left, watch for oncoming motorcycles because they can be hard to see in heavy traffic at night or dusk.
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47. When will you see green flashing lights at a railway crossing?
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Answer: b) There are no flashing green lights at a railway crossing.


- The color of flashing lights at a railroad crossing is red.
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48. Which of the following is NOT a recommended strategy for maintaining alertness during an extended period of driving?
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Answer: c) Pushing through tiredness to reach your destination sooner.
To keep alert behind the wheel, especially for long journeys:
- Start out well rested.
- Take breaks. Walk around and get some exercise.
- Stop and eat, but avoid heavy meals because they may make you feel sleepy.
- Keep the heat level moderate.
- Keep a window open for fresh air.
- Sing or talk to keep yourself paying attention.
- Pull over to a rest stop and take a nap.
- Don't drive too far at one time.
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49. What is a common way some areas try to keep drivers in their lane when highway hypnosis might occur?
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Answer: d) By installing rumble strips or rough patches.
Highway hypnosis.
- You can become unaware of your surroundings when you drive for a long time on a highway or freeway that doesn't change much.
- Some areas have installed rumble strips or rough patches to warn drivers if they start to drift into another lane.
- You can help avoid highway hypnosis by turning off the cruise control, scanning systematically and using strategies to stay awake.
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50. How does alcohol affect a driver's vision?
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Answer: d) It can cause double vision and difficulty judging distance and speed.
Here are some ways that alcohol can interfere:
- Cannot make eyes take in information quickly enough.
- Can be blinded by glare.
- Seeing double. Cannot judge distance and speed of other vehicles.
- Reduced peripheral vision. May not see hazards approaching from the side.
- Reasoning becomes unclear, reduced concentration.
- Emotional state becomes unstable.
- Reduced muscular control.
- Increased impulsiveness.
- Reduced coordination.
- Slowed reaction time. Cannot make turns accurately.
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