WorksheetsRequirements for Obtaining a License
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Right turn hand signal.
Arm up in a 90-degree angle.
Arm straight out to the side.
Arm down at a 45-degree angle.
Arm bent at the elbow pointing down.
Basic requirement for a license
Passing K, V, R Tests
Completing a driving course
Obtaining a learner's permit
Passing a written exam
Function of the gas pedal
Accelerator, speeds the vehicle up
Brakes, slows the vehicle down
Steering wheel, controls direction
Clutch, engages and disengages gears
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Symptoms
Headache, dizziness, and confusion
Fatigue and muscle pain
Shortness of breath and chest pain
Fever and chills
Checklist for the day of the driving test:
Permit, 6 points of ID, Car with unobstructed access to e-brake, valid inspection sticker and driver must have registration and insurance card.
Only a valid driver's license is required.
A car with a full tank of gas and a spare tire is sufficient.
No documents are needed if the test is scheduled in advance.
Function of the brake pedal
Increases the vehicle's speed
Slows the vehicle down
Controls the steering direction
Activates the headlights
What to do when driving through a deep puddle
Accelerate quickly to splash through it
Pump your brakes to dry them out
Steer sharply to avoid it
Ignore it and continue driving normally
What to do when your car enters brake failure?
Shift to a lower gear and pump your brakes.
Accelerate to gain more speed.
Turn off the engine immediately.
Pull the handbrake and steer to the side.
Items on road Test
Driving in reverse
Using turn signals
Checking tire pressure
Adjusting mirrors
Parking uphill
Turn wheels away from curb
Turn wheels towards the curb
Leave wheels straight
Park in reverse
Left turn hand signal.
Arm straight out.
Arm bent at 90 degrees upwards.
Arm bent at 90 degrees downwards.
Arm waving back and forth.
Seat belts help prevent
sliding off seat
increased fuel consumption
engine overheating
poor visibility
Situations that can cause high levels of CO.
Exhaust leak
Driving with windows down
Using air conditioning in a closed garage
Operating a vehicle with the trunk open
Seat belts are required..
Seat belts are mandatory for all passengers in a vehicle.
Seat belts are optional for front seat passengers only.
Seat belts are only required for children under 12 years old.
Seat belts must be worn only during long trips.
Driver responsibility for passengers under 18
The driver is responsible for ensuring passengers under 18 wear seat belts.
Passengers under 18 are responsible for wearing their own seat belts.
The driver is only responsible for passengers over 18.
Seat belt laws do not apply to passengers under 18.
When to get your brakes checked
When you hear a squeaking or grinding noise
When your car is due for an oil change
When the dashboard warning light is on
When the tires are worn out
Legal limit for idling
1 minute
3 minutes
5 minutes
10 minutes
Parking on a downhill slope.
Turn wheels toward curb
Turn wheels away from curb
Leave wheels straight
Park in reverse
Define Carbon Monoxide
A colorless, odorless gas present in a car’s exhaust system.
A colored gas used in fireworks.
A type of carbon compound found in nature.
A gas that is easily detectable by smell.
Stop or slowing down hand signal.
Arm raised above head in a straight line.
Arm extended horizontally to the side.
Arm down in a 90-degree angle.
Arm bent at the elbow with hand pointing up.
