1. Which of the following measures is correct for rescuing a person sustaining full-body burns?
A. Cover the fire with sandy soil
B. Spray cool water to his body
C. Put out the fire by extinguisher
D. Help to remove the burning clothes
Answer: B
2. What action is important on this kind of mountain road?
A. Take care of the dangerous hillside road on the left
B. Drive on the left
C. Drive along the central line of the road
D. Drive on the right side and pass slowly
Answer: D
3. Dangerous chemicals possess the characteristics of explosion, inflammation, poison, erosion and radiation.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: A
4. What should be done by motor vehicle drivers in order to yield politely to such pedestrians?
A. Speed up and bypass in front of the pedestrians
B. Speed up and bypass from behind the pedestrians
C. Reduce speed or stop to yield
D. Continuously sound the horn to alert the pedestrians
Answer: C
5. The guide arrow on the road surface of this lane indicates that only U-turns are permitted at the intersection ahead.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B
6. When making a turn on a mountainous road, drivers should cut speed, sound the horn and drive along the right side.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: A
7. If a driver finds there is no vehicle behind, he may change lanes without turning on the indicator.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B
8. The sign in front indicates a one-kilometer distance from the highway entry.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: A
9. Where is the proper parking place for breakdown motor vehicles stopping for examination?
A. In the far outer lane
B. In the inner lane
C. In the emergency lane
D. Entrance area of the ramp
Answer: C
10. When approaching a sharp curve, motor vehicle drivers should reduce speed only after entering the curve.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B
11. 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
12. Under such circumstances, what should motor vehicle drivers do?
A. Guard against the sideslip of motor vehicles
B. Guard against the crossing of pedestrians
C. Speed up and pass through as quickly as possible
D. Continuously sound the horn
Answer: B
13. In which ones of the following ways can motor vehicle drivers effectively prevent braking failure?
A. Maintaining the braking system periodically
B. Checking the free brake pedal travel before driving
C. Using the braking system correctly to avoid brake-fade
D. For vehicles with hydraulic braking system, checking if the brake fluid leaks before driving
Answer: ABCD
14. The sign on the right indicates a T-shaped intersection head.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B
15. The sign on the right indicates the location of the highway emergency phone.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B
16. When a tire suddenly bursts on the road, the driver should violently depress the brake pedal to reduce speed and stop the vehicle.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B
17. When there is a braking failure on a downhill road, what should not be done by the driver?
A. Steering the motor vehicle to the uphill direction
B. Stopping the vehicle by rubbing the vehicle body against the rocks or trees on roadside
C. Driving to the emergency lane and stop the vehicle there
D. Pulling up the stopping brake or change the gear to two positions lower
Answer: D
18. On which of the following roads may the wheels be most easily locked when braking?
A. Concrete road
B. Dirt road
C. Road covered by ice and snow
D. Sand road
Answer: C
19. Before setting off, it is necessary to check the driving cabin, engine cabin, external and tires of the motor vehicle.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: A
20. When the engine suddenly stalls on the road and cannot be restarted, the driver should apply emergency braking to force the vehicle to stop as fast as possible.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B