The alternator warning light indicates

• the alternator is working okay.

• the alternator is checking itself out.

• the alternator is too hot.

• trouble with the electrical system.

When you turn the ignition switch to “accessory”​

• the key can be removed.

• no electrical equipment will operate.

• the engine will start.

• the radio and electrical equipment will operate.

Which of the following controls increases speed when pressed?​

• Clutch Pedal

• Brake Pedal

• Cruise Control

• Accelerator Pedal

The area to the rear of the vehicle not seen in mirrors is​

• Not necessary for driver vision.

• seen by adjusting mirrors.

• a blind spot.

• directly behind the vehicle.

When entering a vehicle from the side street,​

• check for traffic from the right.

• approach from the front of the vehicle.

• hold the door open to protect yourself.

• approach from the back of the vehicle.

The selector-lever position used for normal forward driving is​

• Neutral (N)

• Low (L1 or L2)

• Park (P)

• Drive (D)

Hold the steering wheel with

• one hand outside, at the bottom and the other hand at the top of the wheel.

• your hands on the bottom of the wheel.

• your palms pointing upwards.

• your hands on the outside of the wheel.

Attempting to start an engine that is already running may result in​

• warning lights being illuminated.

• electrical system damage.

• expensive starter damage.

• damage to the selecter level.

What is the last thing you should do just before moving away from the right curb to enter traffic?

• Press firmly on the foot brake.

• Check traffic over your right shoulder.

• Release the parking brake.

• Check traffic over your left shoulder and check mirrors again.

When stopping the car and expecting to continue again shortly, the selector lever should be in​

• Drive (D)

• Reverse (R)

• Park (P)

• Neutral (N)