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WorksheetsOfficial Practice Test E
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Why should motor vehicle operators give children on bicycles even more space?
They don’t have the same physical reflexes as an adult.
Both: they are smaller, harder to see and lack adult reflexes.
They are smaller and more difficult to see.
Because bicycles can move unpredictably
When a bicyclist is making a left-hand turn:
They must signal by hand only.
They must pull to the side of the road.
They may use the left lane.
They cut across all traffic lanes.
Fatigue while driving increases the risk of:
Missing an exit.
Falling asleep behind the wheel and crashing.
Being late to appointments.
Road rage incidents.
A 'driver distraction' is defined as:
Anything that slows your reaction time only at night.
Anything that causes you to pay more attention to driving.
Anything that causes you to take evasive action while driving.
Anything that takes your attention away from driving.
If you’re 16 or 17 and have held your license for 6 months, which passenger is NOT allowed in the vehicle?
An 18-year-old friend.
Your younger brother.
A licensed driving instructor.
Your parent(s).
If a 16–17-year-old is convicted of speeding over 20 mph above the limit, their license will be suspended for:
30 days
45 days
60 days
90 days
If your vehicle develops a mechanical problem while driving, you should:
Stop in your lane and turn on hazard lights.
Continue to nearest exit.
Put on hazard lights and pull off the road immediately.
Signal and pull into the slow lane.
When an emergency vehicle with flashing lights and siren is coming, you should:
Pull over to the right and stop.
Speed up to get out of their way.
Maintain your speed.
Slow down and keep moving.
If you see pedestrians near the road, you should:
Flash headlights to warn them.
Speed up to clear the area.
Sound your horn and maintain speed.
Slow down and pass with caution.
If a tire blows out while driving you should:
Pull over quickly without braking.
Hold the steering wheel tightly and brake lightly.
Brake hard and hold it.
Speed up to coast out of trouble.
Driving too fast on a wet road is dangerous because:
Your ability to judge speed and control is impaired.
Your tires may start to hydroplane (glide over water).
All of the above.
Water spray will obscure other drivers’ vision.
For safe driving, the steering wheel hand position (as on a clock face) should be:
9 and 3.
12 and 9.
10 and 2.
4 and 11.
If you are about to be hit from the rear, you should consider everything except:
Being alert for secondary collisions.
Pressing your head against the head restraint.
Applying your brakes.
Letting go of the steering wheel.
What should you NOT do if you are about to be hit from the rear?
Brace yourself.
Hold the steering wheel firmly.
Press your head against the head restraint.
Release your seatbelt.
All these about seat belts are true, except:
They’re not necessary if the vehicle has an airbag.
They prevent a 'human collision' by holding you in place.
They keep you from being thrown in a crash.
They reduce injury risk in accidents.
If your vehicle has a two-part safety belt system, you should:
Use only the lap belt.
Use only the shoulder belt.
Use neither if airbags are present.
Use both the lap and shoulder belt.
A yellow arrow on a traffic signal means:
You may turn regardless of other traffic.
No need to signal when turning from that lane.
Prepare to stop and yield to oncoming traffic.
Speed up to make the turn before the light changes.
While driving on packed snow you should reduce your speed by:
One quarter.
One third.
One half.
None — maintain normal speed.
If you are being passed in a no-passing zone, you should:
Maintain your speed and position.
Slow down and let them safely return to the drive lane.
Pull off the road.
Speed up to get ahead.
If weather or lighting requires headlights, you should use:
Parking lights.
Hazard lights only.
High beams.
Low beams.
You may not park within how many feet of a stop sign?
15 feet
25 feet
30 feet
10 feet
Driving under the influence of any medication that impairs driving is:
Allowed if you’ve had only one drink.
Permitted if prescribed by a doctor.
Permitted if you don’t feel drowsy.
Illegal under all circumstances.
To reduce road-rage risk, a driver should:
Honk at drivers who make mistakes.
Drive slower than traffic flow.
Avoid unnecessary horn use and tailgating.
Ignore traffic signs if running late.
On a two-lane road, when passing another vehicle you should:
Flash your headlights.
Make sure the road ahead is clear and passing is safe.
Pass even if the line on your side is solid — if you're in a hurry.
Honk before passing.
If a passenger under age 18 uses a cell phone while driving, the penalty is:
License suspension.
A warning.
A small fine.
No consequence if stationary.
