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1 Reference: If you do not know the answer, refer to: Note: CDH stands for the California Driver Handbook Final Exam No You must notify DMV within 5 days if you: Question 1. CDH page 89 a. Paint your vehicle a different color b. Install a new muffler c. Sell or transfer your vehicle 2. Two sets of double lines in the middle of the road and spaced two feet or more apart: Q2. CDH page 31 a. Are for decoration purposes. b. Should be treated like a solid wall and not be crossed. c. Represent a one-way street Q3. CDH page What shows that you have been given permission by the state of California to drive on public roadways? a. A California ID b. Your Diver Education completion certificate c. A driver License
2 4. This sign in the middle of an intersection means: Q4 a. No stopping in this space any time (no exceptions) b. No stopping unless the space in front is occupied c. No stopping unless the space behind you is occupied Q5. L13 A1 5. The five abilities required for being a safe driver are sometimes referred to as the SIPDE which stands for: a. Signal, Interpret, Plan, Determine, Extend b. Search, Identify, Predict, Decide, Execute c. Sympathy, Identity, Precision, Definition, Empathy Q6. tables 6. Which color is used as background color for construction signs? a. Red b. Orange c. Yellow
3 7. You are driving 55mph in the far left (fast) lane of a freeway posted for 65mph. You could be cited for driving slowly: Q7. CDH page 28 a. If you block the normal and reasonable flow of traffic b. You won t get a ticket because it is always safer to drive slower than other traffic. c. If you don t feel like driving faster 8. Safely backing your vehicle includes all of the following except: Q8. CDH page 49 a. Looking over your right shoulder as you backup b. Moving at a safe speed c. Tapping your horn before you back up 35 Q9. L11 A 05 CDH page 9. is an area on each side of the vehicle that you cannot see through the mirrors (most of it is to the back left and back right of the vehicle). a. A blind-spot b. A blind intersection c. A blank spot
4 Q10. L3 D 13 CDH page 66 Q11. L3 D 13 CDH page According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration inattentive drivers contribute to at least of accidents: a. 1 % b. 5 % c. 25 % d. 11. You may not park a passenger vehicle at any time: a. Next to a curb painted red b. Next to a curb painted green c. In front of a school where children are present Q12. CDH page You must make a written report (SR1) to DMV if: a. Your vehicle fails a smog test b. You are involved in an accident and there is an injury c. You changed your insurance company 13. This sign means: Q13 a. No right turn b. No left turn c. No right and left turn
5 Q14. L4 C 4 CDH page Which of the following is a type of injury neck injury suffered during a rear-end collision by a tailgating driver: a. Fracture b. Herniated disk c. Whiplash Q15. L13 F 01 CDH page You must yield the right of way to an emergency vehicle by: a. Driving as near to the right edge of the road and stopping b. Moving into the right lane c. Stopping immediately even if you are in an intersection 16. This sign means: Q16 a. All lanes lead to a left-hand turn b. If you are in the left lane you must not turn left c. You must turn left if you are in the left lane 17. Which way do you turn the wheel to park downhill next to a curb? Q17. CDH page 39 a. Into the curb b. Away from the curb c. Parallel to the curb
6 18. The energy expended in overcoming friction, such as during braking activities, is dispersed as and is considered wasted because useful work is not accomplished. Q18. L10 O 9 a. Heat b. Mist c. Fume Q19. L5 A L5 B L5 C L5 D 19. Which of the following is not a true statement: a. Signs convey information to travelers not only by their messages and color, but through their shape as well. b. You can pick and choose which signs to obey and which ones not to obey. c. Yellow pennant-shaped signs caution motorists where passing is unsafe. 20. The Pentagon is used exclusively for: Q20 a. Residential streets. b. School zone or school crossing. c. Railroad crossing.
7 21. Brown is used as background color for guide and information signs related to: Q21 a. Points of recreational or cultural interest and on some street name signs. b. Construction c. Police activity 22. is the ability to focus and see clearly with both eyes, individually as well as together. Q22. L6 D 02 a. Visual acuity b. Colored vision c. Inattention 23. A stop sign accompanied by small red supplemental plates shown to the left indicates: Q23 a. That other traffic does not have to stop. b. That traffic stops only when there are 4 cars at the corners. c. That all four sides of an intersection are controlled by a stop sign.
8 24. This sign means that: Q24 a. You must stop b. You must not slow down c. You must slow down and be ready to stop, and let other traffic (including pedestrians and bicycles) have the right of-way before you continue driving. 25. When you see signs with black letters or symbols on an orange background. Q25 a. It means that you are entering a construction zone. Drive with extra caution and be prepared for changes in the speed limit. b. Drive slightly than usual to avoid delaying traffic. c. All of the above 26. Traffic lights (also referred to as stoplights or traffic signals) are roadway signals for directing vehicular traffic by means of colored lights. Which of the following is a true meaning of the colors: Q26. tables a. Red means stop unless you are making a right turn. b. Yellow means speed up the light is about to change to red c. Green means go but look both ways before you proceed
9 Q27. CDH page Which of these statements about drugs and driving is true? a. All prescription drug are safe to use when driving b. Even over-the-counter drugs can impair your driving c. Only illegal drugs can impair your driving 28. You may not cross a solid yellow line: a. To pass a vehicle that may be driving slower. b. To make a left turn at an intersection. c. To enter or exit a road or a driveway. Q28 CDH page Two-way left turn lanes in the middle of the street are marked with yellow lines and white arrows (shown to the left). Which of the following is not true about the use of such lanes: Q29 CDH - 34 a. You must signal and completely enter the lane before making your left-hand turn. b. You must not stop part way into the lane with the rear of your vehicle blocking traffic. c. You may never enter this lane.
10 30. This sign means: Q30 a. The left lane is for left-hand turns only b. You may turn left or proceed forward if you are in the right lane c. a and b 31. Flashing yellow lights tell you to: a. Stop b. Proceed with caution c. Turn around Q31 CDH 20 Q32. CDH page Provisional license applicants who fail the driving test are required to wait before being eligible for a retest. a. One day b. Two weeks c. Six months
11 33. To help traffic flow smoothly, some on-ramps and interchanges are regulated by lane controls such as those shown to the left: Q33 a. Residential b. Suburban c. Freeway Q34. CDH page Grounds for refusal to issue a driver license include all of the following except: a. A history of alcohol/drug abuse. b. Failure to comply with a judgment or order for family support. c. Failure to meet weight and height requirements. Q35. CDH page You will be considered to be a Negligent Operator of a motor vehicle when your driving record shows: a. 4 points in 12 months. b. 4 points in 24 months. c. 4 points in 36 months.
12 36. This sign means you: Q36 a. may turn left, but yield the right-of-way to oncoming vehicles b. may turn left on a green arrow only c. must wait for a yellow light before you turn left 37. The penalties for driving without a license or on a suspended or revoked license include: Q37. CDH page 84 a. Jail time b. Impoundment of the vehicle c. a and b 38. This sign means: a. Divided highway ends b. The road ends c. Sharp curve ahead Q38
13 39. When you purchase a vehicle, you will receive: Q39. L8 B 01 CDH page 89 a. A Certificate of Title b. A Registration Card that shows that the vehicle is registered with the DMV. c. c and b. 40. Which of these statements is true about motorcycles? Q40. L15 B 11 CDH page 48 a. Motorcycles big and can t to hide in drivers blind-spots. b. Motorcycles may not share traffic lanes c. Motorcycles must be followed at a greater distance Q41. L11 E 10 CDH page If your vehicle starts to lose traction because of water on the road (hydroplaning), you should: a. Apply the brakes firmly to prevent your vehicle from sliding b. Slow down gradually and not apply brakes c. Drive at a constant speed to gain better traction 42. This sign means. Q42 a. Road ends b. Pavement portion of the road ends c. Bridge ahead
14 43. This sign means: Q43 a. No U-turn b. No left turn c. No left or U-turn Q44. L10 A The two independent braking systems in your vehicle are: a. The service brake and the parking brake (also referred to as the emergency brake). b. Summer brake and winter. c. Primary and secondary 45. This sign means: Q45 a. You must not enter from your direction b. Road closed c. Freeway entrance
15 Q46. L11 A 11 CDH page At intersections, crosswalks, and railroad crossings, you should always: a. Stop if necessary, look both ways, and proceed cautiously b. Look to the sides of your vehicle c. Pass vehicles that seem to be stopped for no reason 47. Blue rectangle or square SERVICE signs are informational signs for travelers. They guide drivers to: Q47 Q48. CDH page 23 a. Places to eat, and overnight facilities b. Service stations c. a and b 48. Which of the following is not a true statement about right-of-way rules: a. You should neither insist on taking the right-of-way nor insist that others take it when they are hesitant to do so. b. If two vehicles approach an intersection from different directions the driver on the left has the right-of-way. c. Right-of-way rules should be accompanied with common sense and courtesy.
16 49. Covering the brake pedal (resting your foot on the brake pedal) to improve reaction-time is recommended in all of the following situations except: Q49. L10 A 09 a. When there is no one around you, the ground is level, and the weather is good. b. You are passing parked cars, as they may pull out in front of you or open their door. c. You see brake lights ahead, meaning that traffic is coming to a stop. Q50. L11 A When approaching an intersection, it is important to determine as far ahead as possible: a. Whether the intersection you are approaching is controlled or not. b. Whether there are pedestrians or not. c. a and b. Q51. L10 A The purpose of is to prevent the brakes from becoming locked. a. The emergency (parking) brake b. Antilock baking system c. Brake fluid.
17 52. This sign means: a. Agricultural equipment on the road. b. Tractor ahead. c. Slow moving vehicles. Q A Class license allows you to operate motorized bicycles, moped, or any bicycle with an attached motor. Q53. CDH page 6 a. M1 and M2 b. A and B c. B and C Q54. L5 E 4 CDH page A red arrow means stop until the green arrow or green signal appears. You may not turn either right or left on a red arrow even if you stop first. a. True b. False c. Nether true nor false
18 Q55. L5 B 1 CDH page A U-turn is illegal: a. In front of any residential home. b. In front of a doctor s office c. When a No U-Turn sign is not posted. Q56. L17 A 14 CDH page 74 Q57. L11 E can cause you to become drowsy while driving. a. Over-the-counter medications b. Food products c. a and b 57. Your car s grip on the road depends on a small area of contact where the tires meet the road surface, called the tire s. a. Tread b. Radial c. Footprint.
19 Q58. L7 C 4 CDH page Unless otherwise posted the speed limit in a residential area is a. 10 mph b. 20 mph c. 25 mph Q59. L15 B 11 CDH page While everyone must follow the same traffic laws, motorcyclists face greater dangers because: a. They are hard to see b. They require exceptional handling ability. c. a an b Q60. L11 A 12 CDH page At intersections with no stop or yield signs you should slow down and be ready to stop and, you must still yield to. a. Vehicles already in the intersection, or just entering it. b. Vehicles to the left. c. Vehicles on the side walk. The End. Congratulations! You Have Completed The Final Exam Click submit on the answer page
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