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Old Bergamot Waters

Total questions: 80

Worksheet time: 7hrs 40mins

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Class
Date
1.

When you are parallel parked, how close to the curb should you be within?_____.

a)

18 Inches

b)

12 Inches

c)

24 Inches

2.

You are the first vehicle at an intersection. Which is the best wheel position and vehicle position to take when waiting to make a left turn at a traffic light?

a)

Wheels pointed left while partially into the intersection.

b)

Wheels pointed right while partially in the intersection.

c)

Wheels straight while partially in the intersection.

3.

Yielding the right of way means:

a)

the same as a flashing red traffic light.

b)

always stopping at yield signs.

c)

letting others go first.

4.

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

a)

Left

b)

Either

c)

Right

5.

When you are looking far and near and side to side you are:

a)

Monitoring

b)

Searching

c)

Braking

6.

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

a)

In the middle of the crosswalk

b)

Before the crosswalk

c)

After the crosswalk if there are no pedestrians

7.

How can you reduce risk while driving through a construction zone?

a)

Reduce your speed and drive closer to the traffic ahead

b)

Reduce your speed, stay alert, and minimize distractions

c)

Drive at normal speeds and look for orange signs

8.

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

a)

accelerate

b)

slow down

c)

maintain speed

9.

Your seat should be adjusted so:

a)

Your toe can comfortably reach the floor under the brake pedal

b)

Your elbows are just above your knees

c)

Your feet can easily operate the controls without lifting the heel from the floor

10.

When exiting a freeway:

a)

Slow down approximately 100 yards before your exit

b)

Maintain your speed until reaching the deceleration lane

c)

Slow down approximately 300 yards before your exit

11.

If you must stop suddenly and your vehicle is not equipped with ABS, you should:

a)

press firmly, stopping just short of locking the wheels

b)

press brake until wheels lock

c)

pump the brakes rapidly

12.

What documents are you required to show during a traffic stop?

a)

License, registration, and insurance

b)

You're not required to produce any documentation

c)

The vehicle title, license, and insurance

13.

When merging onto a freeway, your vehicle speed should be:

a)

slightly faster than the freeway traffic

b)

slightly slower than the freeway traffic

c)

at or near the same speed as the freeway traffic

14.

A flashing yellow turn arrow tells you oncoming through traffic has a:

a)

flashing red light

b)

solid red light

c)

green light

15.

After passing a vehicle, it is safe to return to your driving lane when:

a)

You have signaled for three seconds your intention to return to your lane

b)

You see the headlights of the vehicle you passed in your rearview mirror

c)

The driver you just passed signals with their lights

16.

From the time the eyes see a hazard to the time the brain knows it is a hazard is called:

a)

braking time

b)

reaction time

c)

perception time

17.

When is it legal to turn right on a red traffic signal?

a)

If there is no sign prohibiting the turn, you've made a complete stop, and it is safe.

b)

If you slow down and there are no pedestrians.

c)

It is not legal.

18.

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 in late summer.

19.

What does a flashing red traffic signal mean?

a)

Yield

b)

Stop

c)

Slow down

20.

Which steering technique is correct when backing?

a)

Steer in the opposite direction you want the back of the vehicle to go.

b)

Steer in the same direction you want the back of the vehicle to go.

c)

Steer to the right if you want the back of the vehicle to go left.

21.

In a right turn, where will the rear wheels track in relation to the front wheels?

a)

In the same track.

b)

Closer to the curb.

c)

Farther away from the curb.

22.

Each time you drive, make a pre-driving check of:

a)

all fluid levels

b)

tires and lights

c)

oil and transmission fluids

23.

When parked at a curb the driver should use the Dutch Reach by using ____ to open the door.

a)

their right hand

b)

both hands

c)

their left hand

24.

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

a)

straight, left, and right

b)

left, right, and left again

c)

right, left, and right again

25.

What method is the safest and easiest to make a turnabout?

a)

A 3-point turnabout in the middle of an intersection.

b)

Backing into a driveway or alley on the right.

c)

Back into a driveway on the left.

26.

You are stopped at a red traffic signal. You have checked the intersection to see that it is clear of vehicles and pedestrians. Unless a sign tells you not to, you may then:

a)

turn right

b)

go straight or turn right

c)

go straight ahead

27.

What is a benefit of intersections that utilize a Michigan Left?

a)

They are safer and moves traffic more efficiently than traditional left turns.

b)

There is no special benefit.

c)

You are not required to yield to oncoming traffic.

28.

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

a)

within 6 inches of the steering wheel

b)

with your head positioned directly above the steering wheel

c)

at least 10 inches away from the steering wheel

29.

If you are in the far-right lane on a freeway, and want to change lanes into the middle lane, be especially aware of:

a)

exit ramps

b)

vehicles in the far left lane wanting to change lanes also

c)

vehicles in front of you

30.

In urban areas, who are frequent road users besides passenger vehicles?

a)

Pedestrians, farm equipment, and horses

b)

Bicyclists, mopeds, and pedestrians

c)

RVs, semi-trucks, and golf carts

31.

To make small adjustments while parking, use;

a)

a firm push on the accelerator

b)

steady acceleration

c)

idle acceleration

32.

A curve in the road, slow moving objects, or large utility vehicle ahead may impact your:

a)

peripheral vision

b)

fringe vision

c)

line of sight

33.

In Michigan, carrying proof of automobile insurance is required by law to prove that the driver can be _______ damages caused by a crash.

a)

financially responsible for

b)

blamed for

c)

accused of

34.

When should you enter a roundabout?

a)

When there are no vehicles coming from the right

b)

When there is an adequate gap in traffic

c)

When there is only one vehicle coming from the left

35.

A body at rest tends to remain at rest is defined as:

a)

kinetic energy

b)

momentum

c)

inertia

36.

If you must leave the roadway at high speed with no open space to travel, choose to hit a small object with:

a)

a direct impact

b)

a glancing blow/sidewipe

c)

your front end

37.

When you brake, the weight of your vehicle shifts to the:

a)

left side of the vehicle

b)

front of the vehicle

c)

rear of the vehicle

38.

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

a)

the posted speed limit

b)

20 mph over the posted speed limit

c)

as fast as your vehicle can go

39.

PDA stands for:

a)

predict, decide, assess

b)

perceive, decide, act

c)

predict, describe, act

40.

You're intending to go straight at the next intersection. Facing a green traffic light, a funeral procession is crossing from left to right. You:

a)

have the right-of-way with a green traffic light

b)

must yield to the entire procession before proceeding

c)

may proceed when there is an adequate gap in the procession

41.

A broken yellow line means:

a)

no passing allowed

b)

you may pass on the right

c)

passing allowed when it is safe

42.

Why is it dangerous to drive with one brake light out?

a)

If your brake lights are not working, your headlights are not working

b)

It reduces your visibility to other drivers

c)

As long as two are working, it's okay

43.

You have arrived at a four-way stop intersection at the same time as the driver to your left. Who should be given the right of way?

a)

The driver on your left should be given the right of way.

b)

Whoever is signaling to make a turn should be given the right of way.

c)

You should be given right of way.

44.

The overwhelming majority of crashes are the result of:

a)

vehicle technology failures

b)

human error

c)

engine failure

45.

When traveling on a 2-way roadway and an emergency vehicle is approaching, you should:

a)

move to the right edge of the road and stop

b)

stop immediately

c)

flash your headlights to alert the driver ahead

46.

The purpose of a guide sign is to:

a)

tell drivers of potentially hazardous conditions ahead

b)

tell drivers how fast they should drive

c)

provide information about routes and destinations

47.

To control brake pressure, use your:

a)

toes and ankle

b)

alternate foot

c)

thigh muscles

48.

When the temperature light comes on as you are driving, it usually means that the:

a)

water pump is not working properly

b)

temperature inside the vehicle is too warm

c)

temperature of engine is above a safe level

49.

Warning signs warn drivers:

a)

of a nearby park

b)

that they must stop

c)

of potentially hazardous conditions ahead

50.

You are coming to an intersection (vehicle A). You see a tractor-trailer (vehicle B) coming to the intersection from the left and starting to turn right. What should you expect from the tractor-trailer?

a)

It will not interfere with your path of travel

b)

It will turn wide and use part of your lane to complete its turn

c)

It will stop and let you pass

51.

Which of the following is the most important part of your vehicle?

a)

The muffler

b)

The tires

c)

The battery

52.

While on a Level 1 License, what age must your licensed driving coach be?

a)

21 or older

b)

16 or older

c)

18 or older

53.

Before exiting your vehicle, ensure that children under __ exit the vehicle or are supervised by someone 13 or older.

a)

2

b)

6

c)

4

54.

A safe and prudent speed for driving in clear, dry conditions is:

a)

under the speed limit

b)

the posted speed limit

c)

over the speed limit

55.

You may turn right from a lane other than the far-right lane:

a)

you must always turn from the far-right lane

b)

when there is a sign or marking permitting the turn

c)

when there is no other traffic on your right

56.

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

a)

the seat is all the way back

b)

the steering wheel is tilted up

c)

accessories and lights are turned off

57.

A traffic-control officer's signal:

a)

must be the same as the signal at the intersection

b)

is often a factor in collisions

c)

is the only one to follow, regardless of traffic signals

58.

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

a)

traction

b)

momentum

c)

adhesion

59.

When you observe a hazard well ahead, you should:

a)

move to the right

b)

move to the left

c)

check your mirrors

60.

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

a)

The driver

b)

The vehicle

c)

The vehicle's manufacturer

61.

You are approaching a school bus with its yellow hazard warning lights flashing. You should:

a)

pass the bus with caution

b)

slow down and wait for the bus driver to signal

c)

stop and wait until hazard lights are turned off

62.

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

a)

hit the curb

b)

enter into the wrong lane

c)

cross the stop line

63.

It is night. A vehicle is coming toward you has its high beam headlights on which makes it hard to see the road ahead. You should look:

a)

ahead toward the right edge of your lane

b)

straight ahead in your lane

c)

toward the left edge of your lane

64.

Implied consent laws are designed to:

a)

penalize drivers for failing a preliminary breath test

b)

penalize drivers for failing a blood alcohol concentration test

c)

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

65.

Lane departure warning systems work by reading the lane lines on the road with ____.

a)

a laser

b)

a sensor or camera

c)

a tractional tool

66.

What is the largest cause of crashes while driving in fog?

a)

Drivers driving too fast for the visibility ahead

b)

Being unable to see the road signs

c)

Being unable to see animals on the roadway

67.

When you have a tire blowout, what should you do first?

a)

Brake immediately

b)

Grip the steering wheel firmly

c)

Brake gently

68.

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

a)

75 MPH

b)

55 MPH

c)

45 MPH

69.

What is the Zero Tolerance Law in Michigan?

a)

This law doesn't apply in Michigan

b)

You aren't allowed to get any points on your driving record

c)

Zero alcohol while operating a motor vehicle

70.

The pedestrian is in the middle of the street when your traffic signal changes to green. You should:

a)

wait until the pedestrian crosses the street before proceeding

b)

proceed if you have the right of way

c)

proceed if the pedestrian is not in your lane

71.

Why should you check your rearview mirror after a turn?

a)

To ensure you chose an appropriate gap in traffic

b)

To check traffic ahead

c)

You don't need to

72.

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

73.

Kelsey's Law bans ____ for Level 1 and 2 Intermediate licensed drivers.

a)

the use of cell phones

b)

listening to the radio

c)

having one passenger

74.

When you are following a motorcyclist, you should:

a)

increase your following distance

b)

lightly tap your horn so they may get out of your way

c)

pass the motorcyclist the first chance you have

75.

The sun is ahead of you, how should you position the sun visor while driving?

a)

You shouldn't use it while driving

b)

Down, angled toward the windshield

c)

Down, angled toward your face

76.

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

a)

speeds are higher and the roads are narrower

b)

the roads are wider with more traffic

c)

there are more traffic signals

77.

When approaching an unprotected railroad crossing without lights or barricades, you should:

a)

speed up and steer right

b)

maintain speed and search as you approach

c)

reduce your speed, search, and listen

78.

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

a)

keep your vehicle in good mechanical condition

b)

continually search for hazards

c)

use rearview and side mirrors

79.

If you see a pedestrian with a guide dog or white cane waiting to cross at a corner, you should:

a)

stop at the crosswalk and flash your lights

b)

pull up to the crosswalk so the person can hear your engine

c)

drive partially into the crosswalk so the person can hear your engine

80.

When should you use your low-beam headlights?

a)

At all times

b)

Only during the daytime

c)

Only during the nighttime