1. When a motor vehicle moves through water, drivers should intermittently and gently depress the brake pedal in order to restore braking efficiency.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: A
2. What should the driver do when the motor vehicle encounters this situation?
A. Overtake immediately
B. Sound the horn continuously to warn
C. Maintain safety distance and overtake
D. Sound horn and speed up to overtake
Answer: C
3. These traffic police signals indicate that passing is prohibited.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: A
4. When driving in a strong wind, drivers should abruptly turn the steering wheel to return to the original direction if they feel the vehicle deviates horizontally due to a strong gale.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B
5. What should the driver do upon finding a burst rear tire?
A. Adjust by swiftly turning the steering wheel
B. Control the direction while reducing speed slowly
C. Swiftly turn the steering wheel to the opposite direction
D. Swiftly take braking measures
Answer: B
6. The drivers, loaders and supercargoes responsible for dangerous chemicals transportation should all full understand the chemical characteristics, potential risks, features of the packaging containers and emergency measures for any unexpected accidents.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: A
7. When passing a sharp curve, motor vehicle drivers may overtake if there are few other vehicles on the road.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B
8. How to reduce speed or stop when driving on a road covered with snow and ice?
A. Take full advantage of driving brake
B. Take full advantage of the control power from engine
C. Take full advantage of parking brake
D. Take full advantage of speed retarder
Answer: B
9. When driving on a long downhill road, which is the best way to control the speed?
A. Coast in neutral gear
B. Take a low gear
C. Depress the clutch
D. Pull up the handbrake
Answer: B
10. The braking distance will be shortened greatly when the motor vehicle is equipped with ABS brakes.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B
11. Which one of the following measures is correct when a motor vehicle intends to overtake but the vehicle in front refuses to yield?
A. Use a long-sounding horn
B. Follow the vehicle in front while turning high-beam
C. Wait for it to yield while keeping a safe distance
D. Use high-beam and low-beam alternatively
Answer: C
12. Motor vehicles drivers may overtake by borrowing the opposite lane on this kind of road.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B
13. When rescuing a wounded person who has been poisoned by toxic gas, the first measure is to send him to a place with fresh air so that he will not continue to be poisoned.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: A
14. After a traffic accident, what is the most effective measure to prevent secondary accidents?
A. Evacuate all passengers
B. Turn on the hazard lamps
C. Mark the original place of the injured persons
D. Properly place the danger warning sign
Answer: ABD
15. Matches, sulfur and red phosphorus belong to which of the following dangerous chemicals?
A. Explosives
B. Oxidizing materials
C. Self-igniting articles
D. Inflammable solid materials
Answer: D
16. How should the driver use vehicle lights when the motor vehicle leaves a roundabout?
A. Turn on the left-turn indicator
B. Turn on the hazard lamps
C. No need to turn on any indicators
D. Turn on the right-turn indicator
Answer: D
17. The sign on the right warns of a guarded railway crossing 100 meters ahead.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B
18. When a wounded person suffering bone fracture in the thigh, shank or spine, moving the wounded person is usually prohibited.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: A
19. It is not a bad habit for a driver to frequently change lanes.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B
20. When encountering such pedestrians, motor vehicle drivers may continuously sound the horn to alert them to yield.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B