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Example Test #35

1. What is the meaning of this figure?
It means you are approaching a school zone.

It means you are approaching a playground.

It means you are approaching a child care center.

It means you are approaching a T-intersection.

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2. Which of these signs represents two-way traffic?
Sign A

Sign B

Sign C

Sign D

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3. Which of these statements about parking near an intersection is most true?
It is forbidden to park within 5 feet of a stop sign or 30 feet of a crosswalk.

It is forbidden to park within 10 feet of a stop sign or crosswalk.

You may park as close to a stop sign or crosswalk as you want, as long as you don't pass the stop line or enter the crosswalk.

You must not park within 30 feet of a stop sign or 20 feet of a crosswalk.

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4. This sign is used to indicate
none of the above.

that you are approaching exit number 117.

that the next exit is 117 miles ahead.

that you must take this exit if you want to enter route 117.

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5. What is the meaning of this sign?
Two-way traffic begins at the sign.

You need to go to either side.

A two-lane highway begins at the sign.

You must merge right or left.

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6. To deal with highway hypnosis, drowsiness and fatigue, drivers must _________ to stay awake.
exercise their eyes

take stimulants like coffee

send text messages

talk on their cell phone

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7. What does this traffic sign mean?
Keep going straight.

Merge to the left.

Turn left or keep going straight.

You may not turn left or go straight.

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8. What is the meaning of this sign?
It means there is a sharp left turn ahead.

It means there is a sharp U-turn ahead.

It means there is a right turn ahead.

It means there is a left turn ahead.

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9. Driving while intoxicated is especially risky at night because
there are more cars around at night.

your sight is already impaired by the darkness.

alcohol affects your judgement more when it is dark.

you are more likely to come across other drunk drivers at night.

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10. _______ signs are normally diamond shaped, yellow, and have black lettering or symbols.
Warning

Destination

Regulatory

Service

11. The number on this sign represents
an exit number.

the number of miles until the next exit.

the maximum allowed speed on the exit ramp.

a U.S. Route marker.

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12. What is the meaning of this sign?
Stop.

Go straight.

Change lanes.

Turn left.

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13. When you see this sign, it indicates
A side road at a railroad crossing

An underpass

A narrow bridge

A railroad station

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14. You are driving at 65 mph when you see this sign. It means that
you may maintain your present speed.

you will soon need to slow down

you will soon need to speed up

you are approaching a school zone.

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15. This sign and pavement markings mean that _______ is permitted.
none of the above.

making a left turn, from either direction

making a right turn, from either direction

passing from either direction

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16. You are allowed to travel in the lane marked with this sign
when you are carrying two or more passengers.

when you are riding a motorcycle.

when you are riding a bicycle.

when you are passing the vehicle in front of you.

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17. You drive up to an intersection and see this sign. When can you turn right here?
You can never turn right.

When there are no other vehicles coming

When you see a green light or green arrow

After you fully stop and yield to all pedestrians and other drivers

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18. What is an alternative to driving under the influence of alcohol?
Any of the above

Using public transportation

Taking a taxi

Being transported by a designated driver

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19. What is the meaning of this regulatory sign?
It means left turns are not permitted here.

Do not merge left here.

You need to make a right turn here.

Right turns are not permitted here.

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20. When you see this sign, it means
you are driving in the wrong lane.

you are driving on an expressway.

you are driving in a city.

you are going the wrong way.

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21. When your car's tires stop touching the road surface and rise up on top of water, the condition is known as
hydroplaning.

tailgating.

weaving.

tunnel vision.

22. This sign is used to indicate
A side road at a railroad crossing

An underpass

A narrow bridge

A repair shop for trucks

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23. What is this sign used to indicate?
You are approaching the end of the divided highway.

you are approaching the start of a divided highway.

The right lane is closed ahead.

You are approaching an underpass.

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24. This sign in posted on highways to indicate
that you are approaching a railroad crossing.

that you are approaching a side road.

that you are approaching a three-way stop.

a limited-access side road.

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25. Signs located in work zones or construction zones normally feature
black letters over a yellow background.

black letters over an orange background.

white letters over an orange background.

white letters over a yellow background.

26. What is the meaning of this traffic sign?
It means you should go straight.

It means you should merge left.

It means you should turn left or go straight.

It tells you not to turn left or go straight.

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27. What is the meaning of this sign?
You must drive at 45 mph.

Traffic merges ahead; do not speed up to 45 mph.

Construction ahead; slow down to 45 mph.

There is a speed zone ahead; prepare to slow down to 45 mph.

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28. Which of these signs represents two-way traffic?
Sign A

Sign B

Sign C

Sign D

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29. Which of these is true about work zones?
All of the above.

Speed limits are unenforced here.

Once you have been waved through a work zone, you should drive as fast as possible to avoid causing congestion.

Speeding fines may be doubled.

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30. What is the meaning of this sign?
You need to continue going straight.

You need to merge left.

You need to turn left or go straight.

You must not turn left or go straight.

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