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Total questions: 44
Worksheet time: 40mins
Any place where most of the land along the road for 300 ft or more is used for houses or places of businesses
Business or residntial district
Computerized exam
Highway
intersection
A mutilple-choice question test you must pass as one of the requirements for a mississippi driver's license
Computerized exam
Highway
Intersection
motor vehicle
Every roadway or place of travel, including the streets of municipalities
Highway
Intersection
Motor Vehicle
Non-resident
The place where roads come together or cross. The crosswalks are counted as part of the intersection
Intersection
Motor vehicle
Non-Resident
Operation
An automobile, motorcycle, or other kind of vehicles which is run by an engine or motor in the vehicle itself
Motor Vehicle
Non-resident
Operator
Right-of-way
Vehicles on rails, electric bicycles, golf carts, and low-speed vehicles are motor vehicles
True
False
Any person who is driving a motor vehicle on the highway
Operator
Right-of-way
School bus
Stop
The privilege of the immediate use of the highway
Right-of-way
School bus
Stop
Traffic
every vehicle that transfer children to and from school and is owned by a public, governmental agency, privately owned
School bus
Stop
Traffic
Business or resiential district
Complete cessation of movement
Stop
Traffic
Business or residential district
Computerized exam
Pedestrians, animals, vehicles, street cars, other conveyances, singular or together, while using any highway for travel
Traffic
Business or residential district
computerized exam
Highway
what is required for a vehicle
Brakes, horn, lights, muffler, rear view mirror, tires, windshields wipers
Brakes, lights, rear view mirrors, and windshield wipers
Brakes, Lights, Rearview mirrors, tires
Horn, lights, tires
Brakes- Your hicle must have a foot brake and a parking brake
True
False
Brakes- The parking brake must be strong enough to spot the vehicle in 55 ft at the same speed
True
False
Brakes- Foot brake must be strong enough to stop the vehicle in 30ft at the speed of 20 miles per hour
True
False
Horn- Your vehicle must have a horn which can be heard 200 ft away
True
False
Horn- It is against the law to have any siren or exhaust or sparks whistle on a vehicle
True
False
Horn- Noise-making devices are illegal
True
False
Lights- Your lights must have 2 Headlights( 1 for motorcycle) and a taillight
True
False
Lights- With your headlights you should be able to See a person 200 ft ahead under good weather conditions at night
True
False
Light- The taillight on your vehicle must be red and must be visible 500 ft behind u
True
False
Lights- In addition of 2 headlights, your vehicle may have no more than 1 spotlight and no more than 2 auxiliary lights
True
False
lights- It is against the law for any of these lights to be either red or blue
True
False
lights- At no time should u have more than 4 lights (not including headlights) burning at once
True
False
Muffler- The muffler on your vehicle must be in good working order and most operate constantly
True
False
Muffler- Straight, gutted, Hollywood's, glass-packed, or any other type of mufflers which allow excessive noise or smoke is illegal
True
False
rearview mirror-Mississippi law does not require yo to have a rearview mirror, but it is recommended that you have one
True
False
rearview mirror-If u drive a truck with a body that blocks your view of the road, u are required by law to have an outside rearview mirror
True
False
Tires- your tires must be properly inflated, have good thread, and be free of brakes, cuts and decay
True
False
windshield wipers- for save driving under poor weather conditions, you must have windshield wipers that work
True
False
Payment Markings- The pavement on all main highways are marked to help you drive safely. these markings include center lines, lane lines, and directional arrows, There placement depends upon the type of highway and the particular traffic conditions. You must observe and comply with these markings at all times
Draw a Check Mark
A broken yellow line
A broken yellow line separates traffic lanes that move in the opposite directions
Crossing into the oncoming lane is permissible ONLY for passing and only when it is safe
Draw a dotted yellow line
A broken yellow line on the left and a solid yellow line on the right
A broken yellow line on the right and a solid yellow line on the left
A Broken yellow line next to a solid yellow line separate traffic lanes that move in opposite directions
If the broken line is closest to your lane , you may pass with caution. If the solid line is closest to your lane, passing is forbidden next to the solid line
Draw a yellow Broken and A yellow solid line next to each other (Don't matter which direction
double solid yellow line
A double, solid yellow line separates travel lanes moving opposite directions
Passing from either side of double yellow line is PROHIBITED
Draw a yellow double line
Broken white line
A Broken White line Means travel in the same direction is permitted on both sides of the line
A vehicle may cross the lines to change lanes when it is safe to do so
draw a black broken line
single solid white line
A Single, Solid White Line means travel in the same direction is permitted on both sides of the line
Crossing a single white line is discouraged
Draw a black single line
double solid white line
A double, Solid White line means travel in the same direction is permitted on both sides of the line
crossing a double white line is PROHBITED
draw a black double line
