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Guam Test

Total questions: 59

Worksheet time: 59mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

These lighting equipment must be seen from a distance of

a)

100 feet

b)

200 feet

c)

400 feet

d)

600 feet

2.

When do you refuel a bus?

a)

Before the start of the trip while passengers are on the bus

b)

After the trip while passengers are on the bus

c)

When passengers are not on the bus

d)

During a trip while passengers are on the bus

3.

What does gross vehicle weight (G.V.W.) mean?

a)

The weight of the vehicle

b)

The combined weight of the vehicle and its load

c)

The weight of the vehicle's load

d)

The maximum weight of the vehicle as described in the operator's manual

4.

To apply for a Guam B-C-D chauffeur's license, you must

a)

Be at least 18 years old

b)

Pass eye, written, and road test

c)

Pass mental and physical examinations

d)

All of the above

5.

When a trailer being towed begins to swerve or sway uncontrollably, you should:

a)

Slow down and wait until the situation improves

b)

Slow down and proceed to an auto shop to have it checked

c)

Stop the vehicle immediately then continue

d)

Slow down and come to a halt, then determine the cause

6.

What is the maximum height of any vehicle?

a)

12 ft. 6 inches

b)

13 ft. 6 inches

c)

13 ft.

d)

104 inches

7.

Other than judgement factors, clearance, and emotional driving habits, what other factors affect a driver's ability to drive safely on the roads?

a)

Turning maneuvers

b)

Poor vehicle condition

c)

Distraction

d)

All of the above

8.

Seat belts should be worn:

a)

Loose

b)

Tight

c)

Snug

d)

Anytime your judgement calls for it to be worn

9.

To prevent a "rear-end" collision with other vehicles, "stopping" or braking should be:

a)

Consistent

b)

Smooth and gradual

c)

Rough and constant

d)

None of the above

10.

When passengers are on the bus, the driver:

a)

May smoke

b)

May not smoke

c)

May smoke, but only with the passengers' permission

d)

May do as he pleases

11.

Having three or more persons in the front seat blocks the operator's view of the vehicle and may interfere with their control over the vehicle.

Therefore, it is not recommended that operators drive a vehicle so loaded or having too many passengers at the front.

a)

True

b)

False

12.

To prevent hydroplaning:

a)

Watch for hydroplaning conditions

b)

Slow down on curves

c)

Be aware of what is going on between your tires and the road

d)

All of the above

13.

To reduce backing accidents:

a)

Use a guide whenever possible

b)

Back into traffic

c)

Step out of the vehicle and search the backing area for hazards

14.

When two vehicles arrive at an intersection (without a traffic light) from different directions at a four-way stop, who has the right of way?

a)

The busiest side with the most vehicles waiting

b)

The vehicle that was there first

c)

The vehicle on the right

d)

Either driver can yield to the other

15.

When driving at night, you should:

a)

Keep headlights clean and in working condition

b)

Reduce speed when driving after sunset

c)

Flash your lights when an oncoming driver does not dim

16.

When driving, vehicles will always have a "danger zone," which is the area directly in front of the vehicle in which the vehicle cannot stop.

a)

Drive at a constant speed

b)

Drive at the posted speed limit

c)

Install a good braking system

d)

Reduce the speed of the vehicle

17.

The legal parking position is with the right front and rear wheels of the vehicle within ____ inches of the curb or edge of the street.

a)

16 inches

b)

18 inches

c)

20 inches

d)

12 inches

18.

Vehicles entering a turn at a low speed requires more turning speed on the steering wheel to make a smoother turn with less exertion by the driver?

a)

True

b)

False

19.

Horns in vehicles must be heard no less than how many feet?

a)

100 feet

b)

200 feet

c)

300 feet

d)

500 feet

20.

When traveling on highways outside of business/residential districts, commercial vehicles or combination vehicles shall not follow within how many feet of another commercial vehicle or combination of vehicles?

a)

100 feet

b)

200 feet

c)

300 feet

d)

500 feet

21.

Adjusting to the road conditions such as when driving on slippery and wet roads is important. The driver is required to:

a)

Get the feel of the road when starting out

b)

Not slam on the brakes. Instead, use gentle brake applications and avoid harsh/sudden turning of the steering wheel

c)

Be prepared and alert for hazards well ahead of his/her vehicle path

d)

All of the above

22.

How long does it take for a driver to see a problem to the time when the brakes are actually applied?

a)

1/2 of a second

b)

3/4 of a second

c)

1 second

d)

A second and a half

23.

What should you do if you have a tire "blow-out?"

a)

Keep up your speed until you can get to the side of the road

b)

Slam on the brakes and steer to the shoulder of the road

c)

Hold the steering wheel firmly, steer straight ahead and slow down to a stop

d)

None of the above

24.

If you place a concentrated load ahead of the rear axle (Picture A), it may cause:

a)

The frame to bend

b)

Almost impossible steering

c)

An overload on the rear tires

d)

All of the above

25.

Notice how school buses have two 7" red lights in front and two red lights in the rear. These flashing lights are used for

a)

Emergency situations

b)

Loading pupils

c)

Unloading pupils

26.

What does the two (2) second rule mean?

a)

It takes two seconds for a truck going 60 mph to come to a stop

b)

You should stay 2 seconds behind the vehicle in front of you

c)

It takes 2 seconds to respond to a given situation

d)

None of the above

27.

A yellow light on a traffic signal means:

a)

Speed up and hurry through the intersection

b)

Slow down and proceed as cautiously as possible

c)

Stop the vehicle, if he or she can do so safely without endangering other vehicles

d)

None of the above

28.

The right and left side mirrors of a vehicle should enable the driver to see up to what distance?

a)

100 feet

b)

200 feet

c)

300 feet

d)

400 feet

29.

Vehicles who must travel slower than the normal traffic must

a)

Use the left lane

b)

Use the right lane

c)

Pull over

d)

Continue driving as usual

30.

What two factors determines the degree of sharpness a vehicle will turn?

a)

The front wheels' turning

b)

The rear wheels' amount of off track

c)

The driver's ability to operate the vehicle

31.

When parking, ensure the vehicle will stay in position. Which of the following is NOT a precaution to do to prevent it from sliding back or having a runaway vehicle?

a)

Place the transmission in the lowest forward or reverse gear

b)

Set the parking brake in the power unit

c)

If the vehicle is on a grade/hill, ensure your front wheels are straight

d)

If the vehicle is equipped with a two-speed axle, the axle must be in low range

32.

Authorized emergency vehicles sounding a siren and/or displaying flashing red or blue lights must be given the right of way. You should:

a)

Drive to a position parallel to and as close as possible to the right-hand edge or curb of the roadway

b)

Be clear of an intersection

c)

Stop your vehicle and remain stopped until such vehicle has passed

d)

All of the above

33.

When a tractor-trailer becomes disables on a two-lane roadway, emergency reflectors must be placed at the following distances:

a)

One signal 100 ft. from the front, another 100 ft, from the rear, and a third alongside or 10 ft. from the side

b)

One signal 200 ft. from the front, another 100 ft, from the rear, and a third alongside the vehicle

c)

One signal 100 ft. from the front and another 100 ft. from the rear

d)

No emergency reflectors are needed

34.

In backing a tractor with a semi-trailer, the front wheels of the tractor must be turned in a direction ____ to that in which it is desired to move the rear end of the trailer.

a)

Opposite

b)

Same

c)

Slanted

d)

Zigzag

35.

Drivers holding a "D" bus chauffeur's license will be disqualified to drive any type "D" vehicles if convicted or guilty of:

a)

Any felony charges

b)

Sale or use of narcotic drugs

c)

Operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol

d)

All of the above

36.

Any public or limited passenger-vehicle should be inspected:

a)

Daily

b)

Once a day

c)

Twice a day

d)

Monthly

37.

Before turning, you must signal at least:

a)

25 feet from the turn

b)

50 feet from the turn

c)

75 feet from the turn

d)

100 feet from the turn

38.

When carrying loads of loose materials in vehicles, they must be secured and covered to prevent littering the highway or any shifting/loss of any portion of the load. If caught littering, the offense is chargeable to:

a)

The driver

b)

The owner

c)

Both the owner and the driver

d)

The company

39.

Who is responsible for the safe and legal operation of any vehicle including over-height and overweight vehicles?

a)

Owner

b)

The mechanic

c)

The driver

d)

The manufacturer

40.

When backing to couple a semi-trailer, the fifth wheel opening must be in direct line with:

a)

The trailer king pin

b)

The left wheel of the trailer

c)

The fifth wheel coupler

d)

The master link

41.

What does the term P.S.I mean?

a)

Pressure per standard inch

b)

Power per square inch

c)

Pounds per standard inch

d)

Pounds per square inch

42.

Drivers applying for the Chauffeur's license must have acuity not less than ____ in poorer eye, ____ in better eye, and ____ with both eyes.

a)

20/50, 20/30, 20/30

b)

20/30, 20/30, 20/30

c)

20/50, 20/50, 20/50

d)

20/30, 20/30, 20/50

43.

Every operator's or chauffeur's license shall expire in:

a)

One year

b)

Two years

c)

Three years

d)

Four years

44.

A "pole or pipe dolly" is a vehicle ____ a motive power having one or more axles, which axles, if there be more than one, are not more than ____ and two or more wheels, for the purpose of transporting poles, timbers, pipes, or integral structural materials.

a)

Without; 54 inches apart

b)

With; 54 inches apart

c)

Without; 50 inches apart

d)

With; 50 inches apart

45.

Type B permits the holder to operate single vehicle ____.

Type C permits for operating ____.

Type D permits for operating ____.

a)

2-5-10 and over 10 tons; over 10 ton; buses

b)

2-5-10 and over 5 tons; over 5 ton; buses

c)

2-5-10 and over 20 tons; over 10 ton; buses

d)

None of the above

46.

A "residence district" is that portion of a highway and property contiguous thereto, other than a business district of ____, the continuous property fronting.

a)

Three hundred feet or more

b)

Five hundred feet or more

c)

One hundred feet or more

d)

Two hundred feet or more

47.

The maximum outside width of any bus is ____.

a)

104 inches

b)

100 inches

c)

102 inches

d)

103 inches

48.

No vehicle shall be operated with less than

a)

60 pounds per square inch of air

b)

50 pounds per square inch of air

c)

40 pounds per square inch of air

d)

30 pounds per square inch of air

49.

The maximum weight permitted on any one axle is ____, but the load must not be distributed so that the weight on any one tire exceeds ____ for each inch of tire width on pneumatic tires.

a)

20,000 lbs.; 600 lbs.

b)

10,000 lbs.; 500 lbs.

c)

15,000 lbs.; 400 lbs.

d)

5,000 lbs.; 300 lbs

50.

A "right of way" is the ____ of the immediate use of the highway.

a)

Privilege

b)

Right

c)

Choice

d)

None of the above

51.

The load on any vehicle or combination of vehicles ____ beyond the front wheels or if equipped with a front bumper, then not more than three feet beyond the front bumper.

a)

May not extend more than three feet

b)

May extend more than three feet

c)

May not extend more than one foot

d)

May not extend more than two feet

52.

To prevent rollaway, trailers left parked

a)

Should have wheel chocked

b)

Shouldn't have wheel chocked

c)

Should have wheels straightened out

d)

None of the above

53.

____ requires that you minimize risk by keeping as much space as possible between your vehicle and all hazards having collision potential.

a)

Lateral positioning

b)

Front positioning

c)

Back positioning

d)

None of the above

54.

If the weight of the vehicle is doubled, it requires ____ the braking force to stop the vehicle.

a)

50%

b)

20%

c)

75%

d)

25%

55.

To prevent dropping the rear wheels off the pavement or breaking the pavement shoulders, during a curve to the right it is necessary to

a)

Keep the front wheels close to the center line

b)

Proceed well into the intersection before turning

c)

Travel in opposite lane

56.

The five "sees" or driving are: see high, see all, see an out, see that you are seen, see with a smile.

a)

True

b)

False

57.

In setting up a vehicle for its shift point it is well to remember the key is to get the maximum ____ from each gear.

a)

Torque

b)

Speed

58.

Which of the following is/are correct:

a)

Pressure should be checked when the tires are cool

b)

Pressure should be adjusted when the tires are cool

c)

Never bleed down a warm tire

d)

All of the above

59.

When you shift into a lower gear and before you release the clutch, the engine speed must be ____ to meet the speed of the gear.

a)

Increased

b)

Decreased

c)

Constant

d)

None of the above