Exam 7

What can cause the driver to be tired during driving?
1. Many hours of driving.
2. A heavy meal.
3. Alcohol.
4. All the answers are correct.
Which documents should a driver carry when driving?
1. A driver's license.
2. A vehicle license.
3. An insurance policy and an identity card.
4. Answers a, b and c together.
During driving, looking ahead in to the distance is important for:
1. Finding a vacant parking place.
2. Identifying and locating signposts from a distance only.
3. It is useless and does not affect the decisions of the driver.
4. Keeping a straight line, reacting on time, foresight, and making the right decisions.
What can cause the driver to be tired during driving?
1. A combination of heat and noise.
2. Operating the air conditioning.
3. The age of the driver.
4. All the answers are correct.
Alcohol is a drug that:
1. Stimulates.
2. Depresses.
3. Invigorates.
4. Has no effect for this matter.
You press on the fuel pedal and the vehicle does not move although the engine is working. What do you do?
1. Stop another driver and ask him to give the vehicle a little push.
2. Turn off the engine at once and call a mechanic.
3. Check the oil in the engine and the water in the radiator, perhaps the vehicle is not moving because it is too hot.
4. Change into first gear and release the clutch.
A wet road effects the length of:
1. Reaction time.
2. Reaction distance.
3. Reaction distance + reaction time.
4. No answer is correct.
The hand brake light is on during driving, what does it mean?
1. The hand brake is in use and must be released.
2. The brakes system is in working order.
3. The hand brake is in working order, the light is not.
4. The hand brake is not working.
In a traffic circle with signpost 70:
1. You have to give right of way to the traffic crossing your way in the circle.
2. Stop and give right of way to the traffic on the crossing roadway.
3. You have to give right of way to the traffic coming from the right.
4. You have to cross the traffic circle on its left side.
Signpost No. 42 means:
1. Overtaking any type of vehicle is prohibited.
2. It is prohibited to overtake a motorized vehicle with more than 2 wheels.
3. It is prohibited to overtake a non¬motorized vehicle with more than 2 wheels.
4. Warning, two lane traffic ahead.
If a person holding a driver's license is found guilty of a traffic offence, the court may:
1. Give him a fine.
2. Actually or conditionally invalidate his license.
3. Actually or conditionally sentence him to prison or to public welfare.
4. Sentence him to all the above punishment.
You are driving on a road with 2 lanes in the same direction, suddenly the road changes to a one lane road:
1. You have to give way to the big vehicles driving alongside you but not to the small ones because you have equal rights.
2. You stop on the shoulders till the traffic passes.
3. You accelerate to make sure that if there is another vehicle along side you, you do not meet in the same lane.
4. You have to check if there is another vehicle driving along side you and allow it to pass so as not to cause disturbance or danger.
A vehicle coming opposite you crosses the separation line in the middle of the road, to avoid a collision you
1. Slow down.
2. Move to the right to avoid any connection.
3. Flicker our lights or use the horn to warn it.
4. All the answers are correct.
Is an insurance policy valid for a person driving a vehicle even when he does not have a driver's license?
1. No.
2. Yes.
3. Depends on the type of insurance.
4. Depends on the type of driving.
When the direction indicators (winkers) are out of order:
1. You must stop and not continue driving.
2. You can use hand signaling till the winkers are back in working order.
3. There is no need to take any action.
4. During the daytime you can use hand signaling, but during lighting time you must not drive.
What does the term "dead area" mean?
1. An area where there many fatal accidents.
2. An area hidden from the eyes of the driver.
3. An area just in front of a driving vehicle.
4. Any area reflected in the mirror.
What is the preferable way to deal with a driver's tiredness?
1. Operating the wipers and the horn.
2. Turning on the fog lights.
3. Adjusting speed.
4. Not driving.
What has more alcohol?
1. A can of beer.
2. A glass of wine.
3. A glass of whisky.
4. The quantity of alcohol is about equal in all other 3 answers.
The oil pressure light lights up during driving, what do you do?
1. You stop the vehicle immediately and check the oil with the dip rod, if there is not enough oil in the engine you add some, if not, you have the vehicle towed away to a garage.
2. You stop the vehicle immediately and add more oil than is needed.
3. You quickly add brake fluid before losing the brakes.
4. You stop the vehicle immediately and add water to the radiator.
The clutch in a manual transmission gear:
1. Its function is to help a distressed driver.
2. Its function is to stop the vehicle.
3. Its function is to separate the engine's movement from the wheels.
4. Is important for healthy drivers so both legs can work.
If the steering wheel shakes at a driving speed of 80 kph what do you do?
1. Hold the wheel more firmly with both hands so it doesn't shake.
2. Try not to drive faster than 80 kph.
3. Take the vehicle to a garage.
4. Let out air from the tires to make the vehicle more stable.
How soon do you have to advise the Registration Authority about changes in your driver's license and changes in a vehicle license?
1. Within 20 days.
2. Within 15 days.
3. Within 10 days.
4. Within 30 days.
What is the best medicine for eliminate the effect of alcohol?
1. Black coffee.
2. A shower.
3. A full meal.
4. Time.
What is the white light that turns on at the rear of the vehicle in front of you?
1. A fog light.
2. The driver in front shifted into reverse gear.
3. The driver in front turned on his lights.
4. The lights of the vehicle in front of you are out of order.
At what ratio does the impact of collision grow when the speed is 4 times faster?
1. Times 2.
2. Times 4.
3. Times 8.
4. Times 16.
A driver's license was invalidated, during the period of invalidation the Licensing Authority sent him a new license:
1. The license fee should not be paid and the driver is not allowed to drive till the end of the period of invalidation.
2. The driver is allowed to drive if the new license arrived in the mail.
3. This is a sign that the invalidation period will be shortened.
4. This cannot happen.
Who has to inform the authorities about changes in ownership of a vehicle?
1. The person who sells the vehicle.
2. The person who buys the vehicle.
3. The bank where the fee was paid.
4. There is no need to inform, the Licensing Authority updates itself by itself.
The "red" (dangerous) area in front of a vehicle grows as the speed:
1. Decreases.
2. Increases.
3. There is no connection between the "red area" and the speed.
4. Increases but only in bad weather.
If you press the brake pedal and the pedal goes down too far, what do you do?
1. You have to inform the Licensing Authority of changes in the structure of the vehicle.
2. Place a sponge under the pedal so it does not go down too far.
3. There is nothing you can do, that is the structure of the vehicle.
4. The brake system is out of order and you must stop driving immediately.
Does an official Licensing Authority examiner have the right to stop a vehicle from continuing driving if he checks the vehicle and finds that it is not in working order?
1. No.
2. Yes, only if he is accompanied by a policeman.
3. Yes, only with the permission of a police officer.
4. Yes.