Car 1

1.You are driving at 100 km/h. What distance are you most likely to cover before you can stop?

40 metres

80 metres

140 metres

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2.Which vehicle has right of way?

A

Both A and B

B

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3.You drive past this sign. What does it tell you?

You are allowed to drive on this road no faster than 60 km/h in good conditions

Checkpoint! You have an extra 60 seconds on your timer!

The recommended speed limit for this road is 60 km/h in good conditions

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4.You are in a crash. The police are not in attendance. Someone is injured. What should you do?

Make sure the injured person is alright then drive on.

Report the crash to the nearest open police station.

Only report the crash to the nearest open police station if property has also been damaged.

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5.You are parallel parking. Parking bays are not marked. How much space must you leave between your vehicle and the vehicle in front?

At least 1 metre

At least 2 metres

At least 3 metres

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6.Where are you most likely to find this sign, and what is its purpose?

Near a school crossing to warn that there may be children on the road

Beside any road to remind drivers to be safe

Near a tram stop to warn of disembarking passengers

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7.How many demerit points will result in the suspension of your learner permit?

Twelve within a three-year period

Five within a twelve-month period or twelve within a three-year period

Four within a twelve-month period

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8.You are tired after a day's work, and need to drive a long distance. What should you do?

Sleep until refreshed before driving.

Drink coffee and drive immediately.

Open the windows and turn on the radio before driving.

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9.Can you drive unsupervised while on L plates?

No, you must be accomplished by someone with a full or probationary licence

No, you must be accompanied by someone with a full licence

Yes

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10.Which vehicle has right of way?

Both

B

A

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11.Can you be sure of your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) when you drink alcohol?

You can be sure if you measure your BAC when you have some alcohol and then always drink the same amount.

You can never be sure of your BAC even when you drink the same amount of alcohol.

If you only have one can of beer you can be sure your BAC will be below the legal limit.

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12.A vehicle making a U-turn must give way to

oncoming traffic only.

traffic overtaking it only.

all vehicles and pedestrians.

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13.It is recommended that a beginning driver's practice session should be

either 10, 20, 30 minutes or an hour.

more than one hour.

no more than 10 minutes.

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14.You are driving while very tired. You suddenly realise you cannot remember the last few kilometres of road. You should

open a window and keep driving.

drive faster to frighten yourself into staying awake.

pull over and sleep.

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15.How should you enter the exit ramp of a freeway?

Stop and give way to any other vehicles.

Continue to drive at the same speed.

Adjust your speed once you have entered the exit ramp.

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16.Janelle has a P1 probationary licence. She pulls over to the side of the road but does not park her car. What is she NOT allowed to do?

Listen to music from the car's stereo.

Talk to a passenger in the back seat.

Make a call on a hands-free mobile phone.

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17.A driving log is useful for you as a learner driver because it

enables you to check that you have experienced a wide range of driving conditions.

includes facts about giving way to other vehicles on the road.

helps you to find which is the best route to take.

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18.What is the legal maximum Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) for a learner driver?

0.00

0.02

0.05

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19.What is a good way to test some of your driving performance when you are in a safe place?

Reverse in a straight line for an extended distance.

Accelerate as hard as possible around a corner.

Speed up, then brake suddenly.

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20.You are driving along a road with overhead lane signals. Which lane are you allowed to use?

Any lane

A lane under a red X

Any lane under a green or white arrow

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21.What should you do when driving near trucks?

Try to avoid the large blind spots that trucks have

Give a turning truck extra space because it may need more than one lane

Do both of the above

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22.You are driving in a built up area. There are no signs indicating a speed limit. What is the maximum speed you are allowed to drive?

40 km/h

50 km/h

60 km/h

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23.Learner drivers are more likely to improve their skills if they

only drive in safe conditions.

have a variety of different driving experiences.

mainly practise driving on long straight roads.

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24.When entering a roundabout you must give way to

all vehicles in the roundabout to your right only.

all vehicles in the roundabout to your left only.

all vehicles already in the roundabout.

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25.What is the minimum safe distance for following another car?

Close enough to make eye contact through its rear-view mirror

Two seconds

Four seconds

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26.When you encounter a Give Way sign, what must you do?

Do nothing; it is only a warning of an upcoming intersection

Come to a complete stop and then give way to other vehicles before proceeding

Slow down and prepare to give way to any vehicles ahead.

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27.Is the car using the roundabout correctly?

No, the car has indicated incorrectly

Yes, because there is no other traffic present

No, the car has started in the wrong lane

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28.You are driving on a multi-lane freeway. There are no transit lanes. When are you allowed to drive in the right lane?

Only to overtake or when the road is congested

Only if you are travelling at the speed limit

At any time

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29.Learner drivers with 120 hours of practice decrease their risk of crashing after they get their licence compared to drivers who have less practice. How much is the risk decreased?

10%

20%

30%

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30.What can you do at this traffic light?

Turn left or right but not proceed straight

Turn right only

Turn left or proceed straight

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31.When can you drive across double yellow lines onto a tramway?

Never

When there is no other way to avoid an obstruction

When it is convenient and there is no chance of a collision with a tram

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32.You want to drive on the tram tracks to turn right. A tram is in the tram lane next to you. What should you do?

Let the tram pass, then turn.

Move ahead quickly to pass the tram so you can turn.

Continue straight ahead, because you are not allowed to turn across the tram tracks.

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33.You are entering a lane of traffic from the side of the road. How long must you signal with your indicators before you pull out?

Up to 2 seconds

At least 5 seconds

More than 10 seconds

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34.A tram stops ahead of your vehicle. Pedestrians get off the tram and wait to cross in front of you. You must stop

level with the driver's door.

level with the rear of the tram.

level with the rear door.

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35.In a vehicle, who is responsible for ensuring that seatbelts are worn?

The driver is responsible for the usage of all seatbelts in the vehicle

Each occupant is responsible for his or her own seatbelt

Both of the above

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36.Peter is a learner driver. He wants to practise driving for 5 hours next week. Which driving experience will be the most valuable to him?

10 trips of 30 minutes

2 trips of 2.5 hours

1 trip of 5 hours

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37.Assuming that there is no oncoming traffic, can Car A overtake Car B?

Yes, because there are broken white lines on Car A’s side of the road

No, because there are broken white lines on Car A’s side of the road

Yes, because Car B is too slow

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38.You are driving on a road where the speed limit is 110 km/h. How can you reduce the amount of fuel you use?

Drive at a steady speed of 90 km/h.

Drive at a steady speed of 110 km/h.

Regularly alternate between speeds of 90 km/h and 110 km/h.

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39.Your licence has been cancelled. You are

not allowed to drive under any circumstances.

allowed to drive only in an emergency.

allowed to drive to work if there is no other type of transport available.

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40.Why is it important to scan the road scene when you drive?

It will help you stay awake.

You are more likely to anticipate potential hazards.

You will develop good vehicle control.

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41.Which vehicle has right of way?

Both A and B

B

A

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42."Most driving shouldn't be surprising." Why not?

Because driving is boring but necessary.

You should be anticipating what will happen next.

You should never drive in situations that might surprise you.

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43.You are driving at 10 km/h below the speed limit on a straight road. You are about two seconds behind the vehicle in front. The only reason for moving closer to the car in front is

if you are holding up the traffic behind you.

to pass it when it is safe to do so.

because your passengers have asked you to do so.

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44.If you have a tyre blowout, you should

immediately pull up the hand brake.

make sure the car is under control before using the brakes.

take your hands off the steering wheel and allow the car to slow down.

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45.You drive past the beginning of a transit lane and you see this sign. What does this sign tell you about the transit lane?

This transit lane is called the T3, just like a motorway could be called the M3

This transit lane can be used by anyone up until the 3 pm peak hour

Ordinary cars can travel in this lane only if they have at least two passengers

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1.You are driving at 100 km/h. What distance are you most likely to cover before you can stop?

2.Which vehicle has right of way?

3.You drive past this sign. What does it tell you?

4.You are in a crash. The police are not in attendance. Someone is injured. What should you do?

5.You are parallel parking. Parking bays are not marked. How much space must you leave between your vehicle and the vehicle in front?

6.Where are you most likely to find this sign, and what is its purpose?

7.How many demerit points will result in the suspension of your learner permit?

8.You are tired after a day's work, and need to drive a long distance. What should you do?

9.Can you drive unsupervised while on L plates?

10.Which vehicle has right of way?

11.Can you be sure of your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) when you drink alcohol?

12.A vehicle making a U-turn must give way to

13.It is recommended that a beginning driver's practice session should be

14.You are driving while very tired. You suddenly realise you cannot remember the last few kilometres of road. You should

15.How should you enter the exit ramp of a freeway?

16.Janelle has a P1 probationary licence. She pulls over to the side of the road but does not park her car. What is she NOT allowed to do?

17.A driving log is useful for you as a learner driver because it

18.What is the legal maximum Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) for a learner driver?

19.What is a good way to test some of your driving performance when you are in a safe place?

20.You are driving along a road with overhead lane signals. Which lane are you allowed to use?

21.What should you do when driving near trucks?

22.You are driving in a built up area. There are no signs indicating a speed limit. What is the maximum speed you are allowed to drive?

23.Learner drivers are more likely to improve their skills if they

24.When entering a roundabout you must give way to

25.What is the minimum safe distance for following another car?

26.When you encounter a Give Way sign, what must you do?

27.Is the car using the roundabout correctly?

28.You are driving on a multi-lane freeway. There are no transit lanes. When are you allowed to drive in the right lane?

29.Learner drivers with 120 hours of practice decrease their risk of crashing after they get their licence compared to drivers who have less practice. How much is the risk decreased?

30.What can you do at this traffic light?

31.When can you drive across double yellow lines onto a tramway?

32.You want to drive on the tram tracks to turn right. A tram is in the tram lane next to you. What should you do?

33.You are entering a lane of traffic from the side of the road. How long must you signal with your indicators before you pull out?

34.A tram stops ahead of your vehicle. Pedestrians get off the tram and wait to cross in front of you. You must stop

35.In a vehicle, who is responsible for ensuring that seatbelts are worn?

36.Peter is a learner driver. He wants to practise driving for 5 hours next week. Which driving experience will be the most valuable to him?

37.Assuming that there is no oncoming traffic, can Car A overtake Car B?

38.You are driving on a road where the speed limit is 110 km/h. How can you reduce the amount of fuel you use?

39.Your licence has been cancelled. You are

40.Why is it important to scan the road scene when you drive?

41.Which vehicle has right of way?

42."Most driving shouldn't be surprising." Why not?

43.You are driving at 10 km/h below the speed limit on a straight road. You are about two seconds behind the vehicle in front. The only reason for moving closer to the car in front is

44.If you have a tyre blowout, you should

45.You drive past the beginning of a transit lane and you see this sign. What does this sign tell you about the transit lane?

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