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17. If your vehicle has an adjustable headrest, then how high should it be?

So that the back of the head should be in the middle of the headrest

So that the back of the head should be above the headrest

So that the back of the head should be below the headrest

There is no such use of a headrest

8. What does the seatbelt prevent you from?

Head injury

Being thrown out of the vehicle during a collision

Collision of passengers within the car with each other

All of above

23. Your vehicle’s headlights must shine a white light that can be seen at least ___________ in front

70 metres

100 metres

150 metres

200 metres

1. Who will get a demerit point if one of the passengers (under 16 years) is caught without a seat belt?

That passenger

The driver

That passenger’s parents

The vehicle’s owner

36. Headlights are required to be turned on to clearly see people or vehicles less than ______________ away

150 metres

200 metres

100 metres

70 metres

38. What does proactive driving include?

Watching your surroundings.

Thinking about whether hazards are developing.

Taking actions to reduce risks.

All of the above.

14. Which vehicles are in the blind spot of vehicle A?

Vehicles B, C, and D.

Vehicles E and F.

Vehicles B, E, and F.

None of the vehicles are in vehicle A’s blind spot.

27. Level One (G1) drivers are only allowed to have his/her accompanying driver as a front-seat passenger, The accompanying driver must have a valid Class G (or higher) license, at least ___________ years of driving experience

2 years

4 years

6 years

No experience

30. Is the blind spot on all vehicles the same?

Yes, it is the same for all

No, it is not the same and depends on the size of the vehicle

Larger vehicles do not have any blind spots

Smaller vehicle do not have any blind spots

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22. Why should you use your head restraint correctly and keep it in the proper position?

Because it lets you see around the car

Because it greatly reduces the risk of injuries in collisions and sudden vehicle movements

Because it helps you reach the pedals easily

Both A and C

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42. The windows of your vehicle

Must be coated with a material that blocks the outside view

Must be coated in a way that someone from outside cannot see inside of the car

Must not be coated with any material that blocks inside as well as the outside view

None of these

12.

31. Your vehicle must have red rear lights that can be seen ___________ away

70 metres

100 metres

150 metres

200 metres

13.

13. How can you ensure that any blind spots are minimized?

That can be done by driving in a more careful way.

That can be done by adjusting the exterior rearview mirrors.

That can be done by adjusting the interior rearview mirrors.

Both B and C.

14.

4. Use your low-beam headlights within _____________ metres when following a vehicle.

30 metres

60 metres

120 metres

240 metres

15.

16.

26. What should you do every time you drive a vehicle equipped with seatbelts?

Must buckle up yourself with a seatbelt

Must not tie a seatbelt, it makes you uncomfortable

Must buckle up all passengers in their own seatbelts

Both A and C

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37. How can you check the blind spots if the side rearview mirrors show only narrow angles of view?

Asking the person sitting behind you

Doing shoulder check by turning your head

Moving the head out of the window to check the blind spots

There is no way, you have to take the risk

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29. Why are children's seats or booster seats best installed in the rear-facing seats?

If the airbag inflates, it could seriously injure the child.

Children will disturb the driver

There isn’t enough space in the front seats for a booster seat

There is no actual reason

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11. Why should you not put more than one passenger into a seat belt?

They will fight with each other

This can cause serious injury or even death in a collision

The car will become overcrowded

Nothing will happen

20.

6. Where are most of the blind spots situated in vehicles?

Blind spots in most vehicles are to the back left and back right of the vehicle

Blind spots in most vehicles are to the front left and back left of the vehicle

Blind spots in most vehicles are to the front right and back right of the vehicle

None of the above

21.

39. Who has the responsibility of buckling up the passengers below 16 years with seat belts, child car seats, or booster seats?

Passenger himself/herself

The driver

The person with that passenger

The government

22.

32. Using the left exterior mirror, which vehicle can the driver of vehicle A see?

Vehicle B.

Vehicle C.

Both A and B.

They can’t see any vehicle with the left exterior mirror.

23.

16. The driver should be able to see the ground ________________ in front of the vehicle.

3 meters

4 meters

5 meters

6 meters

24.

33. Use your low-beam headlights within ______________ metres of an oncoming vehicle

30 metres

60 metres

150 metres

300 metres

25.

25. Through which rearview mirror can the driver of vehicle A see vehicle B approaching from behind?

Using the exterior rearview mirror, the driver of vehicle B can see vehicle A approaching from behind.

Using the exterior rearview mirror, the driver of vehicle A can see vehicle B approaching from behind.

Using the interior rearview mirror, the driver of vehicle A can see vehicle B approaching from behind.

Using the interior rearview mirror, the driver of vehicle B can see vehicle A approaching from behind.

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19. What is the purpose of an interior rearview mirror?

To see the passengers in the rear seats

To see directly behind the car through the rear window

To see the right and left sides of the car

None of the above

27.

2. What is the function of the seat belt?

Keep you straight while driving

Keep you calm during rush hours

Keep you in your seat during a collision

The seat belt has no function

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20. Which statement is true for a driver with a G1 license?

He can only drive during daylight

He can only drive at night

He can only drive when there is no traffic

None of these

29.

40. You should sit high enough in the driver's seat to see

The upcoming buildings

Over the steering wheel and hood

The horn button

The speedometer

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34. What will happen if you drive when tired?

Your thinking ability slows down

You might fall asleep

In an emergency, you may make a wrong decision

All of above

31.

41. What is the function of booster seats?

Booster seats raise a child so that the child seatbelt works more effectively

Booster seats raise a child so that the adult seatbelt works more effectively

Booster seats raise an adult so that the adult seatbelt works more effectively

All of the above

32.

12. How should children be seated in the car?

Wearing seat belts

In a child car seat

With another person to protect them

Both a & b

33.

15. What is the safest place for a child that is under the age of 13?

A car seat

A booster seat

Both a and b

The back seat

34.

18. Which vehicles can the driver of vehicle A see with the help of both the interior and exterior side rearview mirrors?

The driver of vehicle A can see vehicles B, E, and F.

The driver of vehicle A can see vehicles B, C, D, E, and F.

The driver of vehicle A can see vehicles B, C, and F.

The driver of vehicle A can see vehicles B, C, and D.

35.

10. How should you adjust the driver’s seat before moving?

So that you can easily see over the steering wheel

So that the steering wheel does not block your view of the instrument panel

So that you can easily push pedals to the floor

All of the above

36.

7. Why should the driver use low beam headlights on oncoming vehicles?

To minimize the glare of his headlights onto them

To save the battery of his vehicle

To disturb the oncoming vehicles

No actual reason

37.

21. When should children start wearing a seat belt?

When they turn eight years old

When they weigh up to 36 kilograms with height up to 145 centimeters ( 4ft 9inches)

When they become able to wear a seat belt properly

All of above

38.

28. Before you drive any vehicle, you should

Know where all the controls and instruments in your vehicle are and what they do

Check all warning lights if and see if they stay on after you drive away

Learn to operate controls and instruments in your vehicle without having to look at the instructions

All of the above

39.

3. What is the weight limit for infants that should be buckled up in the rear-facing child seat or booster seat?

9 kg

10 kg

12 kg

15 kg

40.

9. The lap belt should be worn over your

Stomach

Hips

Chest

Thighs

41.

24. Which of the following can reduce your ability to drive?

Sickness or injury

Raised BAC level

Drugs

All of the above

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43. How can your seat belts be beneficial in case of fire or if the car is sinking in water?

It keeps you conscious so you can get out of the vehicle

It keeps you in your seat so you can't get of your vehicle

Both a & b

It ejects you out of your vehicle

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35. Drivers who do not ensure there is a working seat belt for every passenger can lose their license for

At least 15 days

At least 30 days

At least 45 days

At least 60 days

44.

5. Before you drive, make sure you are comfortable with?

Your physical, mental and emotional state

Your vehicle

The conditions in which you will be driving

All of the above

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