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Traffic Midterm Exam

Total questions: 65

Worksheet time: 50mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A physical phenomenon relating to the manner in which vehicles impede each others’ progression as demand for limited road space approaches full capacity.

a)

A.Bottleneck

b)

B.Heavy traffic

c)

C.Traffic congestion

d)

D.Blocked-up traffic

2.

The conducting of fact-finding activities, surveys, and recommendations of traffic rules and regulations is a function of –

a)

A.Traffic Enforcement 

b)

B.Traffic Engineering 

c)

 

C.Traffic Environment

d)

D.Traffic Education

e)

E. Traffic Management

3.

What is the priceless gem in the entire scale of social order

of the road?

a)

traffic engineering

b)

traffic education

c)

traffic ecology

d)

traffic economy

4.

Which from the following choices are not involve in traffic education?

a)

tertiary

b)

elementary

c)

secondary

d)

vocational

5.

Pepe drives a taxi for 23 days, he accidentally bump another car that causes great damage. What is the exact days to explain theoretically the accident involvement of the latter?

a)

23

b)

28

c)

33

d)

17

6.

........................ is the study of potential explosion, changes in urban environment due to scale and density of new urban concentration and carrying out air polution, crowding and traffic congestion.

a)

traffic education

b)

traffic ecology

c)

tarffic economy

d)

traffic engineering

7.

It is known as the clean air act of the Philippines.

a)

RA 8749

b)

RA 4136

c)

RA 8479

d)

RA 8974

8.

Which from the following deals with the benifits and adverse effects of traffic to our financial system?

a)

Traffi engineering

b)

Traffic economy

c)

Traffic education

d)

Traffic ecology

9.

What pillar in Traffic Management explain to Jose policy about open pipe muffler?

a)

engineering

b)

economy

c)

ecology

d)

education

10.

Engineer Thirdie planning and construction of the road from barangay kampupot to barangay hilaga was delayed due to distraction cost. What pillar covers the problem encountered by the latter?

a)

engineering

b)

economy

c)

environment

d)

education

11.

it is an executive function such as planning, organizing, Directing and supervising, coordinating operating recording and budgeting traffic affairs 

a)

traffic management

b)

management

c)

enforcement

12.

what is tasked to enforce laws, rules and regulation governing the registration of motor vehicles, operation of motor vehicle and traffic rules and regulation as provided by RA 4136 as amended?

a)

LTO

b)

LTFRB

c)

DOTC

d)

MMDA

13.

Which from the following laws created MMDA?

a)

RA 7429

b)

RA 7294

c)

RA 7924

14.

MMDA stands for

(a)  

15.

- formulate and enforce rules and regulation for transport operation for promotion of safety and convenience of public

a)

LTO

b)

LTFRB

c)

MMDA

16.

sets policies concerning traffic in Metro Manila, coordinates and regulates implementation of program related to traffic 

a)

LTO

b)

LTFRB

c)

MMDA

17.

In the Philippines traffic management, What is the branch of government primarily tasked to create laws for the welfare of the public  

a)

Traffic Management Group

b)

Judiciary

c)

Congress and Local Council

18.

In the Philippines traffic management, What is the branch of government that interprets the law through adjudication of cases?

a)

Traffic Management Group

b)

Judiciary

c)

Congress and Local Council

19.

In the Philippines traffic management, What is the basic service of the PNP tasked to direct and control traffic, perform accident investigation, enforce the laws and issue citations. ?

a)

Traffic Management Group

b)

Judiciary

c)

Congress and Local Council

20.

the taking of a person into custody of the law by violation of traffic law

a)

Traffic Arrest

b)

Traffic Citation

c)

Traffic Warning

21.

 made to compel violators to appear in court in absence of arrest

a)

Traffic Arrest

b)

Traffic Citation

c)

Traffic Warning

22.

 an act reminding the driver of his violation in order for him to not do it again. No arrest or citation is made

a)

Traffic Arrest

b)

Traffic Citation

c)

Traffic Warning

23.

A type of warning using gestures and signals.

a)

visual

b)

verbal

c)

written

24.

A type of warning oral warning made when there is newly enacted law.

a)

visual

b)

verbal

c)

written

25.

All are phases of policy making, EXCEPT;

a)

initiating development process for policy making

b)

formulating policy

c)

disseminating policy

d)

seeking approval and endorsement

26.

It is the branch of government primarily tasked to create laws for welfare of the public.

a)

Congress and Local council

b)

judiciary

c)

TMG

d)

Senate

27.

It is made to compel violators to appear in court in absence of arrest.

a)

traffic citation

b)

traffic warning

c)

traffic arrest

28.

Oral warning made when there is newly enacted law.

a)

visual

b)

verbal

c)

written

29.

THE BASIC LAW REGULATING LAND TRANSPORTATION IN THE PHILIPPINES.

a)

RA4136

b)

RA6539

c)

RA5448

d)

RA8749

30.

Which from the FOLLOWING imposing tax to constitute a special science fund defining the programs, projects and activities for traffic management?

a)

RA 5448

b)

RA 4136

c)

RA6549

d)

RA 9750

31.

"ANTI CARNAPPING ACT OF 1972"

a)

RA 5448

b)

RA 4136

c)

RA6549

d)

RA 9750

32.

"ANTI CARNAPPING ACT OF 1972"

a)

RA 5448

b)

RA 4136

c)

RA6549

d)

RA 9750

33.

What is the Republic Act creating the MMDA?

a)

ra 5448

b)

ra8749

c)

ra 8750

d)

ra 7924

34.

it is regulating the use of sirens, bell, horns, etc.....

a)

PD101

b)

PD 96

c)

PD207

d)

PD612

35.

What is the objective of traffic management under allocate priorities category?

a)

Protect vulnerable road users.

b)

Reduce time wastage.

c)

Protect environment.

d)

Promote and develop urban economy.

36.

These are the reasons why we need to manage traffic EXCEPT:

a)

Traffic congestion problem in cities.

b)

Mobility, accessibility and safety problems for non-motorized road users.

c)

Public transport is affected by traffic jammed

d)

Decreased travel cost

37.

The ability of the pedestrians to cross can be enhanced by such list measures EXCEPT:

a)

Widening the vehicular roadway

b)

Reducing vehicle speeds

c)

Providing pedestrians refuge islands

d)

Reducing the variability of vehicles speeds

38.

EXPEDITING THE METHODS OF PRESCRIBNG, REDEFINING OR MODIFYING THE LINES AND MODES OF OPERATIONS OF PUBLIC UTILITY MOTOR VEHICLES

a)

PD 96

b)

PD101

c)

PD207

d)

PD612

39.

DECLARING AS PART OF THE LAWS OF THE PHILIPPINES THE VIENNA CONVENTION ON ROAD TRAFFIC, SIGNS AND SIGNALS.

a)

PD 96

b)

PD101

c)

PD207

d)

PD612

40.

AUTORIZING THE BUREAU OF LAND TRANSPORTATION TO DISPOSE OF IMPOUNDED MOTOR VEHICLES UNCLAIMED BY OWNERS FOR A CERTAIN PERIOD OF TIME.

a)

PD 1729

b)

PD 1730

c)

PD 109

d)

PD 612

41.

LETTER OF INSTRUCTION.NUMBER........ IS PROVIDING FOR THE REMOVAL OF ALL IMPEDIMENTS ON ROADS, STREETS AND HIGHWAYS SUCH AS CONSTRUCTION, STALLED OR PARKED VEHICLES AND OTHER MOVABLE PROPERTY THAT OBSTRUCT FREE PASSAGE

a)

43

b)

112

c)

229

d)

716

42.

LETTER OF INSTRUCTION.NUMBER........ PROHIBITING FREIGHT AND CARGO TRUCKS FROM USING ROADS, HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES WHOSE LOAD CAPACITIES ARE IN EXCESS OF SPECIFIC ALLOWABLE LIMITS.

a)

43

b)

112

c)

229

d)

716

43.

EXECUTIVE ORDER NUMBER WHICH REORGANIZE THE DOTC, DEFINING ITS POWERS AND FUNCTIONS AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

a)

125

b)

226

c)

202

d)

248

44.

MOTOR VEHICLES USE FOR THE PERSONAL USE OF THEIR OWNERS.

a)

PRIVATE

b)

PUBLIC UTILITY VEHICLE

c)

GOVERNMENT

d)

DIPLOMAT

45.

THESE ARE REGISTERED PRIMARILY FOR CONVEYANCE OF PASSENGERS AND OTHER COMMERCIAL GOODS.

a)

PRIVATE

b)

PUBLIC UTILITY VEHICLE

c)

GOVERNMENT

d)

DIPLOMAT

46.

THESE ARE THE MOTOR VEHICLES OWNED BY THE GOVERNMENT OFFICES AND IS USED FOR OFFICIAL USE PURPOSES ONLY.

a)

PRIVATE

b)

PUBLIC UTILITY VEHICLE

c)

GOVERNMENT

d)

DIPLOMAT

47.

THESE ARE ISSUED TO FOREIGN DIPLOMATS AND CONSULS ASSIGNED IN THE PHILIPPINES.

a)

PRIVATE

b)

PUBLIC UTILITY VEHICLE

c)

GOVERNMENT

d)

DIPLOMAT

48.

PLATE NUMBERS ISSUED TO PRIVATE OR NOT FOR HIRE MOTOR VEHICLES.

a)

GREEN WITH WHITE BACKGROUND

b)

BLACK WITH YELLOW BACKGROUND

c)

RED WITH WHITE BACKGROUND

49.

LICENSE ISSUED TO A PRIVATELY-OWNED MOTOR VEHICLES OR THOSE NOT FOR HIRE OR PAID FOR DRIVING.

a)

STUDENTS DRIVER

b)

NON PROFESSIONAL

c)

PROFESSIONAL

50.

LICENSE ISSUED TO PERSON DESIRE TO LEARN DRIVING.

a)

STUDENTS DRIVER

b)

NON PROFESSIONAL

c)

PROFESSIONAL

51.

in criminal investigations, the process of recreating the actions and circumstances based on examination and interpretation of evidence.

a)

deconstruction

b)

reconstruction

c)

compilation

52.

Damage to a vehicle caused by contact with an object or another vehicle.

a)

direct damage

b)

accident damage

c)

contact damage

53.

marks left on the roadway by the tires when the driver of the vehicle applies the brakes suddenly

a)

skid marks

b)

yaw marks

c)

road marks

54.
A ________________ is an official document that shows you are able to drive.
a)
road user
b)
means of transport
c)
train tickets
d)
driving license
55.
Drivers have to ___________ their seatbelt whenever they drive.
a)
tie
b)
fasten
c)
put on
d)
put
56.
Traffic lights, or traffic signals, are located on most major corners in cities and towns around the world. The red, yellow and green lights let us know when it is safe to drive through the intersection and when to walk across the street as well as when to stop and let other drivers, bikers and pedestrians take their turns to continue on their way. The first electric traffic light had only red and green lights; it did not have a yellow light like modern-day traffic signals. Instead of a yellow light, it had a buzzer sound that was used to indicate that the signal would be changing soon. In the year 1920, a policeman named William Potts in Detroit, Michigan invented the first four-way and three-colored traffic lights. Apart from red and green, a third color – amber (or yellow) – was introduced.
11. What does today’s green lights indicate? 
a)
You need to stop and wait
b)
You need to slow down 
c)
You need to speed up
d)
You need to speed up
57.
Traffic lights, or traffic signals, are located on most major corners in cities and towns around the world. The red, yellow and green lights let us know when it is safe to drive through the intersection and when to walk across the street as well as when to stop and let other drivers, bikers and pedestrians take their turns to continue on their way. The first electric traffic light had only red and green lights; it did not have a yellow light like modern-day traffic signals. Instead of a yellow light, it had a buzzer sound that was used to indicate that the signal would be changing soon. In the year 1920, a policeman named William Potts in Detroit, Michigan invented the first four-way and three-colored traffic lights. Apart from red and green, a third color – amber (or yellow) – was introduced.
What colors did the first electric traffic light use to have?
a)
Red and Green
b)
Red and Yellow
c)
Green and Yellow
d)
Blue and Red
58.
Traffic lights, or traffic signals, are located on most major corners in cities and towns around the world. The red, yellow and green lights let us know when it is safe to drive through the intersection and when to walk across the street as well as when to stop and let other drivers, bikers and pedestrians take their turns to continue on their way. The first electric traffic light had only red and green lights; it did not have a yellow light like modern-day traffic signals. Instead of a yellow light, it had a buzzer sound that was used to indicate that the signal would be changing soon. In the year 1920, a policeman named William Potts in Detroit, Michigan invented the first four-way and three-colored traffic lights. Apart from red and green, a third color – amber (or yellow) – was introduced.
What did the buzzer sound from the electronic indicate?
a)
Give way to other vehicles
b)
There is a vehicle coming 
c)
There is a pedestrian coming
d)
The signal would be changing soon
59.
Pick the answer that has the same meaning with the given sentence: Road users should obey the traffic rules strictly.
a)
Road users should go along the traffic rules strictly.
b)
Road users should follow the traffic rules strictly. 
c)
Road users should listen to the traffic rules strictly. 
d)
The traffic rules should be obey strictly by road users
60.

This is the occurrence of events which usually produces unintended injury, death, or property damage.

a)

Traffic Accident Investigation

b)

Traffic accident

c)

errors of commission

d)

errors of omission

61.

any motor-vehicle accident occurring on a traffic way, for example, the ordinary collision of motor vehicles on a highway

a)

motor-vehicle traffic investigation

b)

Motor vehicle non-traffic accident

c)

Non motor- vehicle traffic acciodentaccidentNon-motor

62.

any motor vehicle accident which occurs entirely in any place other than a traffic way,

a)

motor-vehicle traffic accident

b)

Motor-Vehicle non traffic

c)

Non-Motor-vehicle traffic accident

63.

Is the seeing, feeling, or hearing and understanding of the unusual and unexpected movement or condition that could be taken as a sign of the accident about to happen. 

a)

Leaving the Roadway

b)

Encroachment

c)

Perception of Hazard

64.

It is that place and time after or beyond which the accident cannot be prevented by the traffic unit under consideration.

a)

Point of Impact

b)

Point of No Escape

c)

Point of Possible Perception

65.

It is the place and time at which the unusual or unexpected movement or condition could have been perceived by a normal person.

a)

Point of No Escape

b)

point of possible perception

c)

Point of Impact