WorksheetsFormative Test on Traffic Signs
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
You are walking to school and see a red traffic light. What should you do?
Walk quickly across the street.
Stop and wait for the green light.
Close your eyes and run.
Walk backward.
You are riding in a car, and you see a sign with a person walking. What does it mean?
No cars allowed.
Pedestrian crossing ahead.
Run across the road.
Only bicycles are allowed.
You see a stop sign while riding a bicycle. What should you do?
Slow down but keep going.
Stop completely and check both ways.
Ring your bicycle bell and keep moving.
Go faster to pass the stop sign quickly.
A traffic sign is shaped like a triangle with a picture of children crossing. What does it mean?
School zone ahead.
No playing outside.
Only teachers can cross.
No running allowed.
You are in a car, and you see a yellow traffic light. What should the driver do?
Speed up before the light turns red.
Slow down and prepare to stop.
Ignore it and keep driving.
Turn off the car engine.
There is a road sign with a letter 'P' and a red line across it. What does it mean?
Parking is allowed.
No parking is allowed.
Free parking area.
Parking is for bicycles only.
You see a blue road sign with a wheelchair symbol. What does it mean?
No wheelchairs allowed.
Reserved for people with disabilities.
Only bicycles can park there.
Hospital ahead.
You are near a railroad track and see flashing red lights. What should you do?
Cross quickly before the train comes.
Stop and wait for the train to pass.
Run across the track with your bike.
Ignore the lights and keep walking.
A road sign has two arrows pointing in opposite directions. What does it mean?
One-way street.
Two-way traffic ahead.
No U-turn allowed.
Only cars can pass.
You see a road sign with a curved arrow pointing left. What does it tell drivers?
Turn left ahead.
No left turn allowed.
Make a U-turn.
Go straight only.
