WorksheetsDMV Quiz pages 41-50
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 18mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
How should you proceed if a traffic signal light is not working (blackout)?
a)
Slow down and proceed cautiously.
b)
Stop and yield the right of way to all other cars before proceeding through the intersection.
c)
Proceed cautiously as if the intersection is controlled by "STOP" signs in all directions.
2.
If a white limit line is not painted on the street, where should you stop when you come to a STOP sign?
a)
15 feet before the intersection
b)
Before entering the intersection
c)
5 feet past the start of the intersection
3.
What does the following sign indicate?
a)
Railroad crossing
b)
Rest and relaxation
c)
Remain ready
4.
Under which of the following circumstances should you NOT yield your right-of-way?
a)
When it helps to prevent collisions.
b)
When doing so would prevent hitting or injuring a pedestrian, bicyclist, or motorcyclist.
c)
In all circumstances
5.
Which of the following is NOT considered a pedestrian?
a)
A person walking
b)
A person on a bicycle
c)
A person on a skateboard
d)
A person on roller skates
e)
A person with a disability using a tricycle, quadricycle, or wheelchair for transportation
6.
What does the following sign indicate?
a)
Run quickly
b)
Watch out for skiers
c)
Watch out for people in large buckets
7.
Why should you not pass a vehicle stopped at a crosswalk?
a)
Because being in a hurry doesn't justify being rude
b)
Because a police officer might be behind you
c)
A pedestrian that you cannot see may be crossing the street
8.
Is it okay to stop in a crosswalk?
a)
Yes
b)
No
9.
Which pedestrians may need additional time to cross the street?
a)
Older pedestrians
b)
Disabled pedestrians
c)
Pedestrians with young children
d)
All of the above
10.
What standard gesture does a blind person make to indicate that they want you to proceed?
a)
The blind person will pull in their cane and step away from the intersection
b)
The blind person will shout and wave their cane at you
c)
The blind person will raise their shoulders with their palms open and facing upward
11.
In which of the following do pedestrians have the right of way?
a)
In marked crosswalks
b)
In unmarked crosswalks
c)
In crosswalks in the middle of a block
d)
In crosswalks at an intersection
e)
All of the above
12.
Which of the following actions are appropriate for pedestrians?
a)
Suddenly leave a curb into the path of oncoming traffic
b)
Stop unnecessarily while crossing an intersection
c)
Delay traffic unnecessarily while crossing in a crosswalk
d)
None of the above
13.
Intersection collisions represent approximately what percentage of all reported crashes and fatalities?
a)
10% of crashes and 5% of fatalies
b)
45% of crashes and 21% of fatalities
c)
90% of crashes and 75% of fatalities
14.
If you arrive at an intersection without posted STOP or YIELD signs, who DOES NOT have the right of way?
a)
The person who arrives to the intersection first
b)
The person who is on the right, if both drivers arrive at the same time
c)
The person who is on the left, if both drivers arrive at the same time
15.
What is the speed limit in school zones unless otherwise posted?
a)
15 mph
b)
25 mph
c)
35 mph
16.
If you see a bus with flashing red lights, you may NOT:
a)
Stop if you are behind the bus until the lights stop flashing
b)
Stop if you are on the other side of the road (unless the bus is on the other side of a divided or multilane highway)
c)
Pass the bus slowly, always looking out for pedestrians and small children
17.
What is the speed limit for a "blind" intersection (an intersection without stop signs and you cannot see for 100 feet in either direction during the last 100 feet before crossing)?
a)
5 mph
b)
15 mph
c)
25 mph
18.
What does the following sign indicate?
a)
Triangles ahead
b)
Slow moving vehicle
c)
Yield until the construction workers tell you to proceed
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