1. When a fast-moving vehicle is likely to collide with the vehicle in front, what should the driver do?
A. Brake to reduce speed first, and then steer to evade
B. Turn the steering wheel quickly to the left side to evade
C. Turn the steering wheel quickly to the right side to evade
D. Steer to evade first, and then brake to reduce speed
Answer: A
2. It is a bad habit for a driver to put his left arm on the window of the vehicle or hold the gear lever in his right hand for a long time.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: A
3. Which one of the following statements is correct in this situation?
A. Vehicles are prohibited from passing in the lanes on either side
B. Move into the lane on either side at a reduced speed
C. Move into the lane on the right side
D. Move into the lane on either side at an increased speed
Answer: A
4. 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
5. When driving on a road covered with ice and snow drivers should not use the emergency brake but can apply a sharp turn.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B
6. When driving a motor vehicle equipped with power steering, the driver should firmly hold the steering wheel and drive slowly if he suddenly finds that steering is difficult.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B
7. If a motor vehicle breaks down or causes a traffic accident on the expressway and cannot run normally the vehicle may be towed by any accompanying motor vehicles.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B
8. What should motor vehicle drivers do under the circumstances shown in the flash?
A. Reduce speed or stop to yield
B. Sound the horn to warn the pedestrians to yield
C. Pass before the pedestrians
D. Immediately change to another lane to bypass the pedestrians
Answer: A
9. When driving in a strong wind, what should the driver do if he feels the steering wheel is suddenly out of control due to the frequent changes in speed and direction of the wind?
A. Turn the steering wheel against the wind
B. Turn the steering wheel with the wind
C. Use emergency brake
D. Firmly hold the steering wheel with both hands
Answer: D
10. The guide arrow on the road surface of this lane indicates that drivers are only permitted to continue straight at the intersection ahead.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: A
11. When passing an intersection, vehicle motor drivers are not allowed to overtake.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: A
12. 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
13. The sign on the right warns of entering a tunnel, and requires reduced speed.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B
14. The sign on the right indicates a one-kilometer distance from ETC toll station ahead.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B
15. 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
16. Which one of the following measures is correct when a motor vehicle encounters this situation at night?
A. Keep driving at a normal speed
B. Drive at an increased speed to avoid light
C. Cut speed or stop to yield
D. Turn on high-beam to reject
Answer: C
17. What should the driver do to ensure the motor vehicle passes the level crossing safely?
A. Change to neutral gear and slide over
B. Switch to low gear after entering the level crossing
C. Decelerate and lower the gear before entering the level crossing
D. Stop and observe inside the level crossing
Answer: C
18. When a motor vehicle stops in snow, which lamp should be turned on?
A. Front and rear fog lamps, clearance lamp and rear position lamp
B. Reverse lamp, clearance lamp and rear position lamp
C. Headlamp, clearance lamp and rear position lamp
D. Hazard lamps, clearance lamp and rear position lamp
Answer: D
19. When rescuing a wounded person who has been poisoned by toxic gas, which of the following measures should be taken first?
A. Prevent heat loss
B. Bring him to a place with fresh air
C. Give him artificial respiration
D. Depress the heart over the chest
Answer: B
20. When there is a sudden braking failure on a downhill road, what should be done by the driver?
A. Driving to an emergency lane and reducing speed to stop
B. Dropping the gear by two positions
C. Changing to the reverse gear to force the vehicle to stop
D. Reducing speed by pulling up the handbrake
Answer: A