Formative Test on Traffic Signs

You are walking to school and see a red traffic light. What should you do?

• Walk quickly across the street.

• Stop and wait for the green light.

• Close your eyes and run.

• Walk backward.

You are riding in a car, and you see a sign with a person walking. What does it mean?

• No cars allowed.

• Pedestrian crossing ahead.

• Run across the road.

• Only bicycles are allowed.

You see a stop sign while riding a bicycle. What should you do?

• Slow down but keep going.

• Stop completely and check both ways.

• Ring your bicycle bell and keep moving.

• Go faster to pass the stop sign quickly.

A traffic sign is shaped like a triangle with a picture of children crossing. What does it mean?

• School zone ahead.

• No playing outside.

• Only teachers can cross.

• No running allowed.

You are in a car, and you see a yellow traffic light. What should the driver do?

• Speed up before the light turns red.

• Slow down and prepare to stop.

• Ignore it and keep driving.

• Turn off the car engine.

There is a road sign with a letter 'P' and a red line across it. What does it mean?

• Parking is allowed.

• No parking is allowed.

• Free parking area.

• Parking is for bicycles only.

You see a blue road sign with a wheelchair symbol. What does it mean?

• No wheelchairs allowed.

• Reserved for people with disabilities.

• Only bicycles can park there.

• Hospital ahead.

You are near a railroad track and see flashing red lights. What should you do?

• Cross quickly before the train comes.

• Stop and wait for the train to pass.

• Run across the track with your bike.

• Ignore the lights and keep walking.

A road sign has two arrows pointing in opposite directions. What does it mean?

• One-way street.

• Two-way traffic ahead.

• No U-turn allowed.

• Only cars can pass.

You see a road sign with a curved arrow pointing left. What does it tell drivers?

• Turn left ahead.

• No left turn allowed.

• Make a U-turn.

• Go straight only.