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Total questions: 80

Worksheet time: 40mins

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1.

The type of vision that provides the most detail when focusing on an object is called:

a)

peripheral vision

b)

central vision

c)

marginal vision

2.

When parked parallel, how far from the curb should you be? Within ___.

a)

12 inches

b)

18 inches

c)

24 inches

3.

When should you use your vehicle's low beam headlights?

a)

at all times

b)

only during the day

c)

only at night

4.

The best way to avoid getting involved in emergency driving situations is:

a)

to keep your vehicle in good mechanical condition

b)

to continuously observe hazards

c)

to use the rearview and side mirrors

5.

If you experience a vehicle breakdown, how can you help other road users see you safely?

a)

park close to the road

b)

get out of your vehicle and wave your hand

c)

turn on the hazard lights

6.

On a rural road, it is more difficult to recover from a mistake because:

a)

speeds are higher and the roads are narrower

b)

the roads are wider and there is more traffic

c)

there are more traffic lights

7.

When you are following a motorcyclist, you should:

a)

increase your following distance

b)

lightly honk your horn so they get out of your way.

c)

overtake the motorcyclist at the first opportunity you get.

8.

How can you reduce risk when driving in a construction zone?

a)

Reduce speed, stay alert, and minimize distractions

b)

Drive at normal speeds and look for orange signs

c)

Reduce speed and drive closer to the traffic ahead.

9.

To make small adjustments when parking, use:

a)

idle acceleration

b)

a firm push on the accelerator

c)

constant acceleration

10.

Deceleration can be done by braking or:

a)

applying pressure to the dead pedal.

b)

releasing pressure from the accelerator.

c)

focusing on the roadway.

11.

On a sharp curve, you should use your brakes to slow down your vehicle:

a)

all the time while driving through the curve.

b)

just after entering the curve.

c)

before entering the curve.

12.

Implied consent laws are designed to:

a)

penalize drivers for not passing a preliminary breath alcohol test

b)

penalize drivers for not passing a blood alcohol concentration test.

c)

penalize drivers for refusing to take a breath alcohol test or a blood alcohol concentration test.

13.

When traveling on a two-lane road and an emergency vehicle approaches, you must:

a)

stop immediately.

b)

move to the right edge of the road and stop.

c)

flash your headlights to alert the driver ahead.

14.

What is the main cause of accidents when driving in fog?

a)

Drivers drive too fast for the visibility ahead

b)

Not being able to see traffic signs

c)

Not being able to see animals on the road

15.

Your vehicle is skidding. What should you do?

a)

look and steer in the direction you want to go

b)

keep constant pressure on the accelerator

c)

take your hands off the steering wheel

16.

Unless otherwise indicated, the speed limit in a rural area is:

a)

75 mph

b)

55 mph

c)

45 mph

17.

The safest type of turn in heavy traffic is:

a)

backing into a driveway or alley on the right

b)

entering a driveway on the left

c)

U-turn at an intersection

18.

The pedestrian is in the middle of the street when your traffic light turns green. You must:

a)

wait until the pedestrian crosses the street before continuing

b)

continue if you have the right of way

c)

continue if the pedestrian is not in your lane

19.

Serving as proof that a driver is financially responsible and can pay for damages resulting from an accident, Michigan requires drivers to carry:

a)

car registration

b)

vehicle title

c)

proof of insurance

20.

A safe and prudent speed to drive in clear and dry conditions is:

a)

below the speed limit

b)

the posted speed limit

c)

above the speed limit

21.

The more ___ a moving object has, the harder it is to stop it.

a)

traction

b)

momentum

c)

adhesion

22.

After putting your vehicle in park, check that ___ to avoid problems when you return.

a)

the seat is all the way back

b)

the steering wheel is tilted upward

c)

the accessories and lights are turned off

23.

The "Dutch Reach" provides a way for the driver to ensure the safety of ___ before leaving the vehicle.

a)

pedestrians at the crosswalk

b)

approaching cyclists

c)

pedestrians on the sidewalk

24.

A broken yellow line means:

a)

passing is not allowed

b)

passing is allowed when safe

c)

you may pass on the right

25.

Regarding current technology in vehicles, who is responsible for driving?

a)

the driver

b)

the vehicle

c)

the vehicle manufacturer

26.

The signal from a traffic control officer:

a)

is the only one that must be followed, regardless of the traffic lights

b)

must be the same as the signal at the intersection

c)

is often a factor in collisions

27.

When turning right, turning the steering wheel too slowly will cause you to:

a)

hit the curb

b)

enter the wrong lane

c)

cross the stop line

28.

The first thing you should do before deciding to overtake on a two-lane road is:

a)

make sure it is legal and that the left lane is clear of oncoming traffic

b)

stay close to the vehicle in front of you

c)

check your mirrors to see if there is traffic behind you

29.

A "Michigan Left", unless otherwise indicated, is designated for ___

a)

2 lanes of traffic

b)

1 lane of traffic

c)

3 lanes of traffic

30.

The purpose of a guide sign is:

a)

to inform drivers about potentially dangerous conditions ahead

b)

to indicate to drivers how fast they should drive

c)

to provide information about routes and destinations

31.

Who yields the right of way when drivers enter a traffic lane from a parking space?

a)

whoever arrives first

b)

the traffic coming in the opposite direction in the traffic lane

c)

the driver entering the traffic lane from the parking lane

32.

When the temperature light comes on while driving, it usually means that:

a)

the water pump is not working properly

b)

the temperature inside the vehicle is too high

c)

the engine temperature is above a safe level

33.

When roads are slippery, you should:

a)

avoid making sudden turns and stops

b)

pump the brakes to test your tire traction

c)

always activate the anti-lock brakes if your vehicle has them

34.

You approach an intersection and see that a truck with a trailer is coming from the left and begins to turn right. What should you expect from the truck with a trailer?

a)

It will not interfere with your path.

b)

It will make a wide turn and use part of your lane to complete the turn.

c)

It will stop and let you pass.

35.

While driving, a trash can gets in your way. Which of these is the first step to organize the driver's mind and avoid crashing into the trash can?

a)

decide

b)

act

c)

perceive

36.

While you have a Level 1 License, how old must your licensed driving instructor be?

a)

21 years or older

b)

16 years or older

c)

18 years or older

37.

If you must stop suddenly and your vehicle is equipped with ABS, you should:

a)

pump the brakes

b)

apply the brakes fully

c)

brake gently

38.

If you must leave the road at high speed without an open space to travel, choose to hit a small object with:

a)

a direct impact

b)

a glancing blow/side collision

c)

the front of your vehicle

39.

When attempting to overtake another vehicle, the maximum legal speed limit is:

a)

the posted speed limit

b)

20 mph above the speed limit

c)

as fast as your vehicle can go

40.

What does this traffic sign mean?

a)

pedestrian crossing

b)

construction zone

c)

school zone

41.

You intend to go straight at the next intersection. In front of a green traffic light, a funeral procession is crossing from left to right. You:

a)

have the right of way with the green light

b)

must yield to the entire procession before continuing

c)

may proceed when there is a suitable gap in the procession

42.

An interlacing or weave lane on a highway is very dangerous because:

a)

high-occupancy vehicles use this lane

b)

it is both an acceleration and deceleration lane

c)

the lane has sharp curves

43.

Why is it dangerous to drive with a blown brake light?

a)

If your brake lights don't work, your headlights don't work either

b)

It reduces your visibility to other drivers.

c)

As long as two work, it's fine

44.

When you identify a potential hazard, you should:

a)

apply the brake immediately

b)

move to the right

c)

decide what to do

45.

When approaching a railroad crossing with the barriers down, the signals flashing, and the bells ringing, you should:

a)

look in both directions, then slowly drive around the barriers if you cannot see the train

b)

wait until the barriers are clear before driving slowly.

c)

stop and wait until the barriers are raised, the signals stop flashing, and the bells stop ringing.

46.

When you are driving a vehicle with airbags, you are safest when you are seated:

a)

less than 6 inches from the steering wheel

b)

with your head positioned directly over the steering wheel

c)

at least 10 inches away from the steering wheel

47.

In urban areas, who are frequent users of the roads besides passenger vehicles?

a)

pedestrians, agricultural equipment and horses

b)

cyclists, mopeds and pedestrians

c)

motorhomes, semi-trailer trucks and golf carts

48.

Yielding the right of way means:

a)

the same as a flashing red light

b)

always stopping at yield signs

c)

letting others go first

49.

You can check the tread depth of your tire using a:

a)

quarter coin

b)

dime coin

c)

nickel coin

50.

A curve in the road, slowly moving objects, or a large utility vehicle ahead can affect your:

a)

peripheral vision

b)

marginal vision

c)

line of sight

51.

Seat belts provide maximum protection when you are seated:

a)

comfortably with slack in the belt

b)

with the seat reclined back

c)

upright with your back firmly against the seat

52.

When should you enter a roundabout?

a)

When there are no vehicles coming from the right

b)

When there is a suitable gap in the traffic

c)

When there is only one vehicle coming from the left

53.

If the driver coming towards you at night does not use low beams, you can try to reduce glare by:

a)

constantly looking straight ahead

b)

frequently looking at the right edge of the road

c)

keeping your high beams on

54.

Why is black ice so dangerous?

a)

It is rarely found on bridges and overpasses

b)

It cannot be seen by the human eye

c)

It is only found at the end of summer

55.

What does the search for hazards in traffic mainly depend on?

a)

Actively looking for places where there could be problems.

b)

Seeing with peripheral vision.

c)

Moving your eyes slowly from one place to another.

56.

What is the correct steering technique when reversing?

a)

Turn in the opposite direction to where you want the rear of the vehicle to go

b)

Turn in the same direction to where you want the rear of the vehicle to go

c)

Turn right if you want the rear of the vehicle to go left

57.

When it is raining, your choice of speed should be mainly influenced by the:

a)

posted speed limit

b)

speed of other drivers

c)

amount of traction

58.

Each time you drive, perform a prior check of:

a)

all fluid levels

b)

tires and lights

c)

oil and transmission fluids

59.

What is the danger of braking and turning at the same time?

a)

losing control due to overloading the front tire

b)

losing control due to overloading the rear tire

c)

This is not dangerous

60.

You are stopped at a stop sign. Before turning right, you should look:

a)

straight ahead, to the left and to the right

b)

to the left, to the right and again to the left

c)

to the right, to the left and again to the right

61.

The exterior mirrors of your vehicle should be adjusted so that:

a)

blind spots are reduced

b)

you can see the entire vehicle

c)

there are no blind spots

62.

You are stopped at a red traffic light. You have checked the intersection and it is clear of cars and pedestrians. Unless a sign tells you not to, then you can:

a)

turn right

b)

go straight or turn right

c)

go straight

63.

When encountering rough and slippery road conditions, a driver should:

a)

accelerate

b)

reduce speed

c)

maintain speed

64.

You must yield to a pedestrian using a white cane or a guide dog:

a)

only if the pedestrian is obeying traffic signals

b)

at all times

c)

only when a guide dog is leading the person across the street

65.

When exiting a highway:

a)

reduce your speed about 100 yards before your exit

b)

maintain your speed until you reach the deceleration lane

c)

reduce your speed about 300 yards before your exit

66.

Why should you check your rearview mirror after a turn?

a)

to make sure you chose a suitable space in the traffic

b)

it is not necessary

c)

to check the traffic ahead

67.

What documents must you show during a traffic stop?

a)

license, registration, and insurance

b)

you are not required to show anything

c)

title, license, and insurance

68.

To turn right, you must start your turn in the rightmost lane and complete it in the:

a)

right lane

b)

left lane

c)

any lane that is available

69.

A flashing yellow arrow for turning indicates that oncoming traffic has:

a)

flashing red light

b)

solid red light

c)

green light

70.

Which lane should you drive in if you are traveling on a 3-lane highway?

a)

center lane

b)

any lane

c)

left lane

71.

From the moment the eyes see a danger until the moment the brain recognizes it as a danger is called

a)

braking time

b)

reaction time

c)

perception time

72.

You may overtake a vehicle on the right if:

a)

The vehicle ahead is turning left and you do not have to leave the paved lane to overtake

b)

The driver ahead signals that it is safe to overtake

c)

The shoulder is wide enough to overtake, even if there is a solid white line

73.

What should you do first when a tire bursts?

a)

hold the steering wheel firmly

b)

brake gently

c)

brake immediately

74.

Where should you stop your vehicle at an intersection controlled by a stop sign with a pedestrian crossing?

a)

in the middle of the pedestrian crossing

b)

before the pedestrian crossing

c)

after the pedestrian crossing if there are no pedestrians

75.

Lane departure warning systems work by reading the lane lines on the road with___

a)

traction control

b)

a laser

c)

a sensor or camera

76.

Which foot should you use to control the accelerator and brake pedals?

a)

left

b)

right

c)

both

77.

When you are following a vehicle that blocks your view of the road ahead, it is best to

a)

stay as far to the right as possible

b)

follow at a greater distance than usual

c)

drive so that you are partially in the left lane

78.

You are the first vehicle at an intersection. What is the best position for the wheels and the vehicle when waiting to turn left at a traffic light?

a)

wheels pointing to the left while partially in the intersection

b)

wheels pointing to the right while partially in the intersection

c)

wheels straight while partially in the intersection

79.

An object at rest tends to remain at rest is defined as

a)

momentum

b)

inertia

c)

energy

80.

Unless otherwise posted, the speed limit in a business district is:

a)

35 MPH

b)

25 MPH

c)

45 MPH