Test drive unlimited car transport Paper 5
Test drive paper 5
Q. No. 1 Driving when tired can cause you to sleep at the wheel and
Option-1st: can result to crashes
Option-2nd: can result to loss of focus
Option-3rd: can result to loss of steering wheel
Q. No. 2 Vehicles B and C have collided. The most likely cause of this collision is that
Option-1st: vehicle A stopped without any warning.
Option-2nd: vehicle C was travelling too fast.
Option-3rd: vehicle B moved tothe right lane without checking for a clear space.
Q. No. 3 Looking at the diagram, if vehicle A stops now, vehicle B may crash into it. How could the risk of a crash like this be avoided?
Option-1st: Both vehicles need to travel at a speed that will allow them to stop safely at an intersection.
Option-2nd: Vehicle A speeds up to cross the intersection on the orange light.
Option-3rd: Vehicle B overtakes vehicle A before the intersection.
Q. No. 4 Vehicle A is about to collide with the biker, what was the reason?
Option-1st: Vehicle A did not obey the traffic rule
Option-2nd: The biker did not obey the traffic rule
Option-3rd: Vehicle A was going too fast
Q. No. 5 Ignoring priority rules is when drivers are
Option-1st: entering the main road carefully
Option-2nd: give way on give way signs
Option-3rd: Not stopping on stop signs
Q. No. 6 You are the driver of vehicle A. You are parked and about to enter the stream of traffic. You must give way to
Option-1st: the bike rider only.
Option-2nd: vehicle B only.
Option-3rd: both the bike rider and vehicle B.
Q. No. 7 In good conditions you should leave at least a two second gap between you and the car in front. When should you leave a larger gap?
Option-1st: At all times.
Option-2nd: When there is a lot of traffic
Option-3rd: When the driving conditions are poor such as sand storms or rain.
Q. No. 8 When making U-turns,
Option-1st: The right indicator must be turned on.
Option-2nd: The left indicator must be turned on.
Option-3rd: Neither indicator must be turned on.
Q. No. 9 What could be the reason why this collision occurred?
Option-1st: Vehicle A did not obey the traffic rule
Option-2nd: Vehicle B did not obey the traffic rule
Option-3rd: Both vehicles did not obey the traffic rule.
Q. No. 10 You are driving vehicle A. When can you safely turn right?
Option-1st: immediately.
Option-2nd: after you have made eye contact with the driver of vehicle B.
Option-3rd: when vehicle B has slowed and is starting to turn right.
Q. No. 11 One of the difficulties of driving is
Option-1st: letting other drivers know when they are driving dangerously.
Option-2nd: Predicting what other drivers will do.
Option-3rd: checking your engine oil regularly.
Q. No. 12 At pedestrian crossings, footpath, bridges, viaducts or tunnels. These are some of the areas
Option-1st: where motorists are not allowed to park during peak hours
Option-2nd: where motorists are not allowed to pass through anytime
Option-3rd: where motorists are not allowed to park anytime
Q. No. 13 Which of these signs warn you of hazard ahead?
Option-1st:
Option-2nd:
Option-3rd:
Q. No. 14 What are triangular signs used for?
Option-1st: Mandatory Signs
Option-2nd: Warning Signs
Option-3rd: Prohibitory Signs
Q. No. 15 Which vehicle can overtake?
Option-1st: Vehicle A
Option-2nd: Vehicle B
Option-3rd: Both, vehicle A and vehicle B can overtake if the road ahead is clear.
Q. No. 16 This traffic light means you must stop if safe to do so
Option-1st:
Option-2nd:
Option-3rd:
Q. No. 17 Mobile phones distract drivers and cause them to
Option-1st: change direction suddenly.
Option-2nd: maintain focus on the road
Option-3rd: use other routes
Q. No. 18 You are driving vehicle A. Which vehicles are in your blind spot?
Option-1st: Vehicle B only
Option-2nd: Vehicle C only
Option-3rd: Vehicle B and the motorcycle rider
Q. No. 19 Increase your following distance. You need it for safety.
Option-1st: Most required, most of the time.
Option-2nd: Required only during foggy conditions.
Option-3rd: Most required to escape from the fog as quickly as possible.
Q. No. 20 The traffic light turned green on the direction of your travel, it means
Option-1st: You must proceed
Option-2nd: You may proceed if you want to.
Option-3rd: You may proceed if safe to do so.
Q. No. 21 Which vehicle must give way?
Option-1st: Vehicle A
Option-2nd: Vehicle B
Option-3rd: The vehicle that gets to the intersection last
Q. No. 22 Rumble Strips are meant to;
Option-1st: Warn drivers of approaching hazard
Option-2nd: Warn drivers that the load is falling off
Option-3rd: Warn of traffic from opposite direction
Q. No. 23 Proper use of indicator provide
Option-1st: other drivers time to stop
Option-2nd: other drivers to react appropriately
Option-3rd: direction to destination of other drivers
Q. No. 24 You are driving vehicle A. Part of the load of truck B is about to fall off. You should
Option-1st: speed up and overtake the truck immediately.
Option-2nd: check behind and slow down as quickly as possible.
Option-3rd: maintain your speed and distance behind the truck.
Q. No. 25 New drivers that have plenty of practice
Option-1st: notice more dangers on the road ahead.
Option-2nd: drive faster in heavy traffic.
Option-3rd: don't use their brakes very often.
Q. No. 26 If your car breaks down you should
Option-1st: warn other drivers by using hazards lights.
Option-2nd: call the police station.
Option-3rd: Leave vehicle on the road and walk away
Q. No. 27 The diagram shows a driver's blind spot. What can you do about blind spots when you drive?
Option-1st: Set up your rear view mirrors so there are no blind spots.
Option-2nd: Know where your blind spots are and do a head check regularly.
Option-3rd: Have your eyesight checked regularly.
Q. No. 28 Which of the signs warn you of bends on the road ahead?
Option-1st:
Option-2nd:
Option-3rd:
Q. No. 29 There is a single white broken line painted in the center of a two-way road. Where must you drive?
Option-1st: You must drive on the line.
Option-2nd: You must keep as close to the line as possible.
Option-3rd: You must keep to the right of the line.
Q. No. 30 One of the difficulties of driving through flood is
Option-1st: You cannot see any hidden dangers.
Option-2nd: You will experience very strong flood.
Option-3rd: You must have your vehicle checked.
Q. No. 31 You are driving vehicle A along a narrow road. How should your driving be?
Option-1st: Slower with one hand on the horn
Option-2nd: Slower ready for any hidden hazards
Option-3rd: Slower with one foot on the parking brake
Q. No. 32 Which vehicle should signal to leave the roundabout if practical?
Option-1st: Vehicle A only
Option-2nd: Vehicle B only
Option-3rd: Both vehicle A and vehicle B
Q. No. 33 You are dazzled by the lights of an oncoming vehicle. You should
Option-1st: put your headlights on high beam.
Option-2nd: continue driving.
Option-3rd: Slow down and move to the right if safe to do so.
Q. No. 34 New Drivers are more likely to crash because they often drive
Option-1st: too close to the vehicle in front.
Option-2nd: too slowly.
Option-3rd: all over the road.
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