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Driver Education Unit 2 CUA Practice (new)

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The purposes of traffic signs are​

a)

to direct, to decide, to stop.​

b)

to observe, to direct, to guide.​

c)

to stop, to warn, to decide.

d)

to regulate, to warn, to guide.

2.

Yielding in traffic means​

a)

allowing others to go before you.​

b)

coming to a complete stop every time.​

c)

expecting others to stop for you.

d)

speeding up to avoid a collision.

3.

A red circle and diagonal slash on a sign means that

a)

a hazard is ahead.

b)

the action is not allowed.

c)

diagonal crossing is permitted.

d)

two roads intersect ahead.

4.

Your red traffic signal changes to green, while a pedestrian is crossing in your traffic lane.  You should​

a)

give the right of way to the pedestrian.

b)

give the right of way to left-turning vehicles.

c)

run the pedestrian down.

d)

beep loudly and then proceed.

5.

Your traffic light changes to yellow as you approach an intersection.  In most cases, what action should you take?​

a)

Signal for a right turn and slow.

b)

Go through if no other vehicles are coming.

c)

Accelerate to make the intersection.

d)

Make every reasonable effort to stop.

6.

A construction zone is indicated by 

a)

a blue sign.

b)

a green sign.

c)

an orange sign.

d)

a yellow sign.

7.

A flashing red light at an intersection means that you must​

a)

stop and wait until it stops flashing.

b)

stop only if there is cross traffic.

c)

slow down and proceed with caution.

d)

make a complete stop and proceed when the way is clear.

8.

When you see this sign, you should drive

a)

55 mph during the day.

b)

at least 55 mph.

c)

55 mph at night.

d)

no faster than 55 mph.

9.

A sign shaped like this means

a)

Warning

b)

Railroad Crossing

c)

Route Marking

d)

School Zone

10.

The alternator warning light indicates

a)

the alternator is working okay.

b)

the alternator is checking itself out.

c)

the alternator is too hot.

d)

trouble with the electrical system.

11.

When you turn the ignition switch to “accessory”​

a)

the key can be removed.

b)

no electrical equipment will operate.

c)

the engine will start.

d)

the radio and electrical equipment will operate.

12.

Before shifting from park to drive, you should​

a)

shift into neutral and wait a second.

b)

press down on the foot brake pedal.

c)

release the foot-brake pedal.

d)

apply the parking brake.

13.

The brake system warning light tells you​

a)

the braking system is working properly.

b)

the parking brake has been released.

c)

the braking system is not working properly.

d)

the brakes should be applied.

14.

When you would like to make a left turn, turn your turn signal

a)

up.

b)

down.

c)

forward.

d)

backwards.

15.

The temperature light or gauge indicates the temperature of the​

a)

air inside the car.

b)

engine coolant.

c)

engine oil.

d)

air outside of the car.

16.

Cruise control allows the driver to​

a)

avoid traffic citations for speeding violations.

b)

develop a sense of security.

c)

maintain desired speed for highway or expressway driving.

d)

control the car under all conditions.

17.

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

a)

Drive (D)

b)

Reverse (R)

c)

Park (P)

d)

Neutral (N)

18.

What is an example of a green sign?

a)

A sign that warns of a potential hazard.

b)

A sign that guides you to a point of interest.

c)

A sign that tells you how fast to travel.

19.

The odometer

a)

Tells you how fast your car is going.

b)

Tells you how many miles you have for Trip A.

c)

Tells you how many miles are on the vehicle.

d)

Tells you how many rotations per minute the engine is going.

20.

Once your fuel light comes on, how many gallons of gas do you have left?

a)

1-2 Gallons

b)

3-5 Gallons

c)

8-10 Gallons

d)

A full tank.