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WorksheetsDnD driving school written test
Total questions: 62
Worksheet time: 33mins
The more energy of motion a car has, the less time and distance it will take to stop.
True
False
Tires with little or no tread do not have good traction on wet, snowy, or icy roads
false
True
On rural highways the speed limit is 55 mph, unless otherwise posted
True
False
You must slow to 20 mph in a school zone only if yellow lights are flashing
True
False
Your car speeds up going down a steep hill because:
It takes longer to apply the brakes when going downhill
Gravity makes the car go faster
Higher elevations reduce traction
All the above
Skids can be caused by:
Reduced traction
Driving too fast
Changing directions quickly
All the above
To maximize your traction in a curve you must:
Brake going into the curve, and accelerate out of it
Brake before entering your curve, and maintaining your speed as you enter the curve
Accelerate before entering your curve, and brake coming out of it
None of the above
The minimum safe FOLLOWING distance is:
One car length for every 10 mph of speed
Two seconds between urself and the vehicle you are following
Three seconds between your vehicle and the vehicle your following
One car length
If you are driving in the rain:
Your traction will be decreased
You must increase your following distance
You must slow down
All of the above
What is total stopping distance?
perception distance
Reaction distance
Braking distance
All of the above
If you are driving in bad weather:
You must increase ur following distance
You must slow down
You must leave earlier
All of the above
Crowned road:
A road higher in the center than on the other side
Friction between the tire and the road
A force that keeps objects moving in a straight line
Energy of motion
Safety belt:
Reduces the effects of inertia
the point around all the weight of an object is evenly distributed
Energy of motion
friction between the tire and the road
Centrifugal force:
Pushes a moving object out of a curve and into a straight line
the ability of the car to hold a straight line
The point around which all the weight of an object is evenly distributed
Energy of motion
Inertia
A force that keeps objects moving in a straight line
Reduces the effects of inertia
a road higher in the center than on the other side
The ability of the car to hold a straight line
Traction:
Friction between a tire and the road
Reduces the effects of inertia
Energy of motion
A road higher in the center than on the other side
Kinetic energy:
Energy of motion
Reduces the effects of inertia
A road higher in the center than on the other side
Friction between a tire and the road
Force of impact:
The force with which a moving vehicle hits another object
energy of motion
A force that keeps objects moving in a straight line
Friction between the tire and the road
Directional control:
The ability of the car to hold a straight line
Friction between the tire and the road
A road higher in the center than on the other side
Energy of motion
Center of gravity:
The point around which all the weight of an object is evenly distributed
Energy of motion
A road higher in the center than on the other side
Friction between the tire and the road
If the vehicle over heats, to prevent being stranded, turn on the heater, and drive to the nearest help
True
False
If your steering system fails completely, coast to a stop with emergency flashers on
True
False
When switching headlight beams on, check to be sure the brights are not on, if lights do not work then do not drive until the system is repaired.
True
False
If involved in an accident, however minor, shut off the engine to prevent starting or intensifying a fire. If your vehicle has an automatic shut off switch, check for leaks in the fuel system prior to resetting the switch.
True
False
If your brakes fail completely, pump the brake to build up pressure in the line.
True
False
If unable to pull up a stuck accelerator with your toe, then shift to neutral, stop the car as soon as safely possible and turn off the engine.
True
False
After driving through standing water, lightly press the brake to dry them off.
True
False
If your car tries come off the edge of the rode, release gas, do not brake, and ease the car back on the road with a quarter turn of the wheel, then look and steer the direction u want to go.
True
False
Tires must have a minimum of_________(fraction) inch of tread depth.
1/16
1/13
1/12
1/17
Lights must be used from _______ to _______
Sunset to sunrise
Left to right
Midnight to Day
Day to night
Every motor vehicle, except a motorcycle, must have atleast ______ headlights in working order.
2
6
3
5
every vehicle must display at least____ taillight emitting a red light visible____feet to the rear
1 and 500
3 and 400
6 and 300
2 and 200
Turn signal lamps must be visible at a distance of not less than ____ feet in normal sunlight
300
100
200
500
Turn signals must be turned on at least ____ feet in advance of planned change of direction
100
300
400
600
What kind of glass must auto manufactures install in cars?
Safety glass
regular glass
What are legal in Ohio from Nov. 1 to apr. 15
Studded tires
Regular tires
flat tires
underflated tires
What color are backup lights?
White
Yellow
Green
Red
15 mph in all alleys
True
False
20 mph when passing a school building
True
False
25 mph in municipal corporation
True
False
35 mph in state routes
True
False
50 mph on state routes
True
False
70 mph on Ohio interstates
True
False
At night during rain, snow or fog your low beams provide best illumination
True
False
During moderate rainfall, use of parking lights is legal while driving
True
False
Roads are most slippery after long periods of rainfall
True
False
Headlights must be used during the day in rain, snow or fog and when visibility is reduced under 1,000 feet
True
False
What is overdriving your headlights ???
Driving so fast at night that you can’t step in the distance that your headlights let u see up the road
driving to far
When should you dim your high beams to low beams
Anytime they might blind others
anytime they will be too bright for u
About how long does it take for ur eyes to readjust after looking at oncoming headlights ?
7 seconds
3 seconds
5 seconds
1 second
Where should you look if the other driver does not dim their high beams?
As far up the lane as u can
look down
What type of insurance is required in Ohio to drive an automobile
Car insurance
Health insurance
Name three penalties for failing to comply with ohios financial responsibility law
Jail, loss of license, fines or car taken
labor
What is the penalty for anyone convicted of two moving violations prior to age 18
License suspended
Loss of car
If over 18 how many points can accumulate on a driving record before driving privileges are suspended?
12
18
6
2
Where should you keep your insurance card?
(a)
Name three factors an insurance company considers to determine a persons automobile insurance premium
Grades
Type of car
Driving record
None
Give three instances where proof of insurance must be shown
Police contact
Court
Random mailing
none of them
Driving a vehicle under a suspended license is a six point violation
True
False
The two point credit program removes two points from ur driving record
True
False
What is the leading cause of death among all Ohioans between the ages 1 and 44?
(a)
A regular drivers license is called
Class D
Class A
