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1.You are driving vehicle A. You want to turn right at the intersection. Which lane must you turn from?

A . You must move to the right lane to turn.

B . You must stay in the left lane to turn.

C . You may turn from either lane because it is a one-way road.

2.Which vehicle must give way?

A . Vehicle B

B . Motorbike

C . One who arrives at intersection first

3.You are driving towards a pedestrian crossing. A pedestrian steps onto the crossing without looking. Who is responsible for avoiding a collision?

A . It is your responsibility to approach a pedestrian crossing at a speed which will let you avoid a collision

B . It is the pedestrian's responsibility to look before stepping onto the crossing.

C . It is your responsibility to stop only if the pedestrian is a child.

4.You are driving vehicle A. What is the most dangerous hazard in this situation?

A . The cyclist

B . Vehicle B

C . The pedestrian

5.You are driving vehicle A. When can you complete a hook turn?

A . When the road you are leaving is clear of oncoming traffic

B . When the traffic lights in the road you are leaving turn orange

C . When the traffic lights in the road you are entering turn green

6.When turning right at an intersection where there is a stop sign, and a stop line painted on the road, you should?

A . Stop at the solid white line at the intersection and give way to all vehicles and to all pedestrians on the road you're turning into

B . Slow down and if it is safe, drive through the intersection

C . Stop only if traffic is coming from the right

7.How long does it generally take to develop the skills needed for the challenges of driving?

A . About 15 hours of supervised driving practice

B . About 6 months of solo driving

C . Many years of driving experience

8.Which vehicle should cross the intersection first?

A . Vehicle A

B . Vehicle B

C . Vehicle C

9.You are driving vehicle A. How should you manage the driving risk?

A . Complete your turn.

B . Wait until you can see where the cyclist is going

C . Wait until the traffic lights are red before you turn.

10.In which of these diagrams does vehicle A have to give way to vehicle B?

A . Diagram I only

B . Diagram II only

C . In both diagrams I and II

11.Which vehicle must give way?

A . Vehicle A

B . Vehicle B

C . Drivers decide

12.What is the maximum blood-alcohol concentration (B.A.C.) for a learner driver -

A . 0.02%

B . 0.05%

C . zero

13.What type of intersection is ahead?

A . Cross-road

B . T-intersection

C . Staggered side road junction

14.Which vehicle is turning left in the safest way?

A . Vehicle A

B . Vehicle B

C . Vehicle C

15.What does this diagram indicate about following distance?

A . You should wait two seconds before driving after a motorcycle.

B . It should take you two seconds to reach the tree after the motorcyclist has passed it.

C . If the motorcyclist only takes two seconds to reach the tree it is going too fast.

16.You are driving vehicle A. You want to turn right. Which lane must you turn into?

A . Lane I

B . Lane II

C . Lane III

17.Good drivers can predict what may happen around them. How do they get this skill?

A . They have a natural ability to drive well.

B . They have had lots of experience driving in different situations.

C . They only drive in the same areas.

18.You are driving vehicle A. Which vehicles must you give way to?

A . Both vehicle B and vehicle C

B . Vehicle B only

C . Vehicle C only

19.How is alcohol most likely to affect your driving?

A . Your awareness of hazards in the traffic environment is increased.

B . Your driving is not affected.

C . Your ability to process information and make appropriate decisions is reduced.

20.You want to drive straight through an intersection where there are no lights or signs. You must give way to

A . any vehicle on your right

B . any vehicle turning right.

C . any vehicle turning left.

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