WorksheetsChapter 2 Test
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
Which category of sign tells drivers what they must or must not do by law?
Guide signs for directions and routes
Informational signs for roadside services
Warning signs for possible hazards
Regulatory signs for legal requirements
Which sign category alerts you to possible hazards or changing road conditions?
Regulatory signs for laws
Guide signs for destinations
Warning signs for conditions
Service signs for amenities
Which type of sign provides directional and informational guidance such as exit or route numbers?
Regulatory signs for STOP commands
Warning signs for curve ahead
Speed limit signs for control
Guide signs for navigation info
At a stop sign, what is the correct stopping procedure?
Stop only if traffic is approaching
Slow to a crawl at the crosswalk
Stop in the middle of the intersection
Stop behind the solid white stop line
When your view at a stop is blocked, what should you do next?
Reverse to the previous position
Proceed quickly to clear the lane
Sound horn and proceed immediately
Stop again and move forward slowly
What should a driver do when seeing a YIELD sign?
Speed up to merge quickly
Slow down and be prepared to stop
Stop regardless of traffic
Ignore if the lane is clear
What is an Advisory Speed Limit primarily used for?
Required minimum in school zones
Mandatory speed in construction
Recommended safe speed on curves
Legal maximum on freeways
Most warning signs have which standard shape?
Octagon shape for stop
Pennant shape for no passing
Diamond shape for warnings
Circular shape for rail crossings
What is the typical color scheme for warning signs?
Blue with white text
Orange with black stripes
Yellow with black symbols
Green with white arrows
Which sign shape identifies a school zone?
Diamond for general warnings
Rectangle for guide info
Pentagon for school zones
Triangle for yield areas
A NO PASSING ZONE sign has which shape and placement?
Rectangle placed overhead
Triangle placed at median
Pennant placed on left side
Octagon placed on right shoulder
Construction zone warning signs are commonly which color and shape?
Blue and rectangular shaped
Orange and diamond shaped
Yellow and pentagon shaped
Red and octagon shaped
Which action is correct at a steady yellow traffic light?
Make an immediate U-turn
Accelerate to beat the light
Prepare to stop safely
Ignore the signal and proceed
Turning right on red is generally allowed under which condition?
After a complete stop and no prohibiting sign
Only during daylight hours
Without stopping if the lane is clear
Only when a police officer directs
What does a flashing traffic signal typically instruct drivers to do?
Ignore cross traffic completely
Speed up to clear the intersection
Stop and wait for a green
Slow down and be cautious
Which statement about pedestrian signals is accurate?
They only control bicycle crossings
They override all police instructions
They tell pedestrians when to walk or don’t walk
They apply only during nighttime
What does a solid yellow line mean for drivers?
Bicycles only lane
No passing permitted
Passing allowed with caution
Lane ends ahead soon
How is a shared left-turn lane properly used?
For passing slower vehicles
For making right turns only
For turning left from either direction
For driving straight through
Which behavior is prohibited in a shared left-turn lane?
Using it to pass or drive straight
Entering briefly to turn left
Yielding to oncoming traffic
Checking mirrors before entry
Where are no-parking zones commonly found as a safety measure?
On all roads after sunset
Near fire hydrants, crosswalks, intersections
Inside residential driveways
Along rural highways only
Which requirement typically applies to vehicles using HOV lanes?
Trailer attached for cargo
Two or more occupants in the vehicle
Fuel-efficient engine certification
Commercial registration and permit
What is the main purpose of speed bumps?
Increase vehicle traction
Measure stopping distance
Slow traffic in raised areas
Guide drivers into HOV lanes
Yellow reflectors on the roadway indicate what?
Traffic moving in opposite directions
Lane reserved for emergency vehicles
Area with restricted parking
Upcoming speed bump ahead
Parking in a handicapped space without a permit is illegal. What penalty might apply?
Mandatory community service
Verbal warning from any passerby
Vehicle impound without notice
A fine of $250 or more
A yellow arrow appears over a left-turn lane while you approach. What should you plan to do?
Prepare to stop as protection ends
Speed up to maintain protection
Change lanes and turn right
Ignore it and proceed straight
You see a flashing signal on a rural road at night. What is the safest response?
Reduce speed and proceed cautiously
Stop and reverse direction
Maintain speed to avoid tailgaters
Turn on hazard lights and pass
Traffic in your lane is separated by a solid yellow line. What is the correct action?
Pass quickly to reduce delays
Do not pass the vehicle ahead
Use the shoulder to overtake
Change to oncoming lane briefly
A shared center lane is marked for left turns. Which maneuver is correct?
Enter briefly to turn left only
Use it to pass slow traffic
Drive straight for several blocks
Merge and accelerate past cars
Why are rumble strips installed on short roadway sections?
Increase speed where traffic is light
Mark exclusive lanes for carpools only
Provide traction on icy pavement
Warn drivers they’re drifting or approaching hazards
Which statement about speed bumps is most accurate for safe driving?
Steer around into the shoulder
Brake hard at the last second
Accelerate to clear quickly
Approach slowly to reduce impact
A FLASHING YELLOW ARROW MEANS THAT YOU:
Should stop and proceed with the turn when a green arrow appears
Have the right of way to turn
May turn, but must first yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians
Should slow down and prepare to stop
Which shape signifies that a driver must yield to other vehicles and pedestrians before entering traffic?
A square
An octagon
A circle
A triangle
A rectangle
YOU MUST STOP WHEN YOU SEE A:
Flashing yellow light
Flashing red light
Yellow arrow
Steady yellow light
To whom do traffic signals apply?
Drivers
Bicyclists
Pedestrians
All of the above
How far in advance must you activate your signal before making a turn or lane change?
At least 50 feet before the turn
At least 100 feet before the turn
At least 150 feet before the turn
At least 200 feet before the turn
A reflective orange triangle on the back of a vehicle indicates that:
It is a slow-moving vehicle.
It is an ambulance.
It is a school bus.
The vehicle is broken.
. This white sign means you:
may turn left on a green light when its safe
Must wait for a solid green light to turn left
may turn left only on a green arrow
IF A GREEN ARROW TURNS INTO A GREEN LIGHT, YOU:
May still turn but you must yield to oncoming traffic
No longer have to turn the way the arrow indicates
Still have the right of way to turn
May no longer turn and must proceed straight
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:
go straight ahead
turn right
go straight or turn right
