1. What is the most frequent problem for driving on a muddy road?
A. High resistance force
B. Sideways slide
C. The motor vehicle bumps
D. Steering failure
Answer: B
2. What should the driver do when seeing these hand signals?
A. Go straight and pass through the intersection
B. Stop in front of the stop-line and wait
C. Turn left at the intersection
D. Drive at a lower speed at the intersection
Answer: C
3. The sign in front is an advance announcement of famous places and distances en route.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: A
4. Under such circumstances, the motor vehicle driver should voluntarily reduce speed and let the vehicle behind overtake.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: A
5. When removing a wounded person suffering spinal fracture, the rescuer should never help the wounded person to walk. He may be carried away with a soft stretcher.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B
6. How should a motor vehicle follow the other vehicle In front when driving on a road covered with ice and snow?
A. Keep a long safe distance
B. Turn on hazard lamp
C. Change between high-and-low beam alternatively
D. Sound the horn in due time to give a notice to the vehicle in front
Answer: A
7. When encountering such pedestrians while driving, a longer safety distance should be kept by drivers.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: A
8. During normal driving, the driver should do his best to run close to or on the central line so as not to allow oncoming vehicles any opportunity to occupy his own route.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B
9. Motor vehicle drivers don?ˉt need to fasten their seatbelt
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B
10. When encountering such a situation, the motor vehicle driver should change to the left lane rapidly.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B
11. Under such circumstances, what should be done by the motor vehicle driver?
A. Reducing speed to give the right of way to the non-motor vehicle
B. Continuously sounding the horn to warn the vehicle in front to yield
C. Bypassing on the left of the non-motor vehicle
D. Accelerating to overtake by occupying the opposite lane
Answer: A
12. When a collision occurs on the passenger seat side or the impact is relatively small, which of the following methods is incorrect?
A. Firmly holding the steering wheel
B. Stretching both feet forward
C. Jumping out of the vehicle from one side
D. Leaning body backwards against the seat
Answer: C
13. When going straight or turning right, drivers are not allowed to drive on or across the guide lines on both sides of the intersection.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: A
14. The area in the yellow rectangle markings on the right side of the road indicates that temporary stopping is permitted here.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B
15. What kind of harmful effect will be brought about by continuously using the foot brake on a long downhill road?
A. Shorten the engine?ˉs service life
B. Make the driver feel tired
C. Easily cause the vehicle to overturn
D. Reduce the braking efficiency
Answer: D
16. What should be checked before driving?
A. No parts need to be checked
B. Whether the tires have been cleaned
C. Where the spare tire is placed
D. The fastening and air pressure of tires
Answer: D
17. Under such circumstances, what should be done by motor vehicle drivers in order to maintain safe driving?
A. Sound the horn or turn on the headlamps
B. Reduce speed or drive on the right side
C. Keep to the central line as best as possible
D. Drive on the left side of the road
Answer: B
18. What should the driver do when the motor vehicle encounters this situation in a residential area?
A. Stop immediately
B. Speed up and pass rapidly
C. Sound the horn continuously
D. Slow down and pass slowly
Answer: A
19. The sign on the right warns of a village or town ahead suggesting a 30km/hour speed.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: A
20. When driving, besides paying attention to keeping a safe distance from the vehicle in front, drivers should also be prudent when braking so as to avoid a rear-end collision caused by a vehicle behind.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: A