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#1. What could this road marking mean?

D) You are approaching a stop sign.

B) Dual-carriageway ahead.

C) Continuous white line lies ahead.

A) All traffic must keep to the left of the broken white lines.

#2. What should a driver do if dazzled by lights reflecting in their exterior mirror?

A) Switch on your rear lights.

B) Temporarily adjust the angle of the mirror.

D) Switch on a reversing light.

C) Adjust the mirror to reflect the light back to the following driver.

#3. What does these signs together mean?

B) Track reserved for motorcyclists.

D) Start of cycle track.

C) Cyclists must dismount ahead.

A) Bicycle race track.

#4. What should a driver do when approaching a vehicle which is attempting to park?

D) Pedestrian crossing ahead.

B) Drive close to the car without crossing the broken line.

C) That the vehicle being parked may move out without warning.

A) Give warning signal and drive on quickly.

#5. What does this sign mean?

A) Level crossing ahead unguarded by gates or barriers.

C) Machinery crossing ahead.

B) Major roadworks ahead.

D) End of major roadworks.

#6. Why is a windscreen laminated?

B) To block the harmful rays coming from the sun.

D) So as not to shatter into large fragments when struck by an object.

A) So the glass shatters into large fragments when struck by an object.

C) So the glass can have the registration number etched on to it.

#7. What should a driver do if they wish to drive across a busy road and the traffic lights which normally control the junction are temporarily out of action?

C) Take good observations, wait for a clear break in the traffic and proceed to cross the road.

A) Sound the horn and proceed slowly to cross the road.

B) Slowly force you way across, using hazard warning lights if necessary.

D) Beckon to other drivers your intention to cross, and proceed.

#8. When driving on a road with tram lines why should a driver take extra care?

B) Driving on tracks can improve steering

C) Driving on tracks can reduce tyre grip.

D) Driving on tracks can improve tyre grid.

A) Driving on tracks can improve braking.

#9. When driving along and required to stop suddenly, what should a driver do?

B) Depress the clutch and apply the footbrake.

D) Apply the handbrake and footbrake.

A) Steer sharply to one side and apply the handbrake.

C) Apply the footbrake firmly.

#10. What should a driver do when reversing a vehicle with a trailer attached?

A) Keep the front of trailer in view at all times.

C) Look all around and use rear-view mirrors when reversing.

B) Turn the steering in the direction in which you wish to reverse.

D) Sound the horn as a warning.

#11. What effect could an unevenly distributed load have on a vehicle?

B) It could cause the clutch to slip while accelerating.

C) It could cause the gearbox to overheat.

A) It could make the vehicle unstable while turning a corner or braking.

D) It could affect fuel consumption.

#12. What should a driver do when driving in dense fog?

B) Reduce speed and use dipped headlights.

D) Drive along the central dividing line and watch for the reflective studs.

A) Drive along the shoulder and watch for reflective markers.

C) Switch on you full headlights and drive slowly.

#13. In slow-moving city traffic, a driver should occasionally check their blind spots for which road users in particular?

C) Horse drawn carriages.

B) Other large vehicles.

A) Cyclists.

D) Taxis.

#14. When a driver intends to make a left-hand turn on a busy city street junction and there are pedestrians and cyclists around, what should a driver do?

A) Stay tight on the left so as to prevent cyclists or pedestrians coming up your left side.

B) Watch for cyclists or pedestrians on the left.

C) Signal left, watch the right-hand mirror and make the turn when it is clear.

D) Honk your horn.

#15. What is the minimum blood alcohol concentration (BAC) level at which a learner or a novice driver is committing an offence?

D) 10mg

A) 100mg

B) 20mg

C) 80mg