1. When a head-on collision with another vehicle is unavoidable, what should the driver do?
A. Change head-on collision to side collision
B. Immediately turn the steering wheel to the right side to evade
C. Immediately apply emergency braking
D. Immediately turn the steering wheel to the left side to evade
Answer: C
2. Dangerous chemicals possess the characteristics of explosion, inflammation, poison, erosion and radiation.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: A
3. When braking, the steering will become impossible if the front wheels are blocked
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: A
4. Two parallel broken double-yellow lines indicate the position of a diversion lane.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: A
5. When there is a sudden braking failure on a downhill road, in which ones of the following ways can drivers reduce speed?
A. Driving onto the emergency lane and reduce speed and stop there
B. Rubbing the vehicle body against the rocks or trees on roadside
C. Pulling up the handbrake first
D. Immediately changing to a low gear
Answer: ABD
6. If a fast-moving motor vehicle has a steering failure, using emergency braking will not cause an overturn.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B
7. A driver should speed up when passing through road sections with this traffic marking.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B
8. 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
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 sign on the left indicates vehicles are allowed to drive on the section ahead.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B
11. The sign on the right warns of a continuous downhill section ahead.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B
12. When encountering such pedestrians, what should motor vehicle drivers do?
A. Bypass in front of the pedestrians
B. Bypass from behind the pedestrians
C. Sound the horn to alert the pedestrians
D. Voluntarily stop and yield
Answer: D
13. When encountering a vehicle in front ascending on a mountainous road covered with ice and snow, what should the motor vehicle driver do?
A. Ascend after the vehicle in front passes the slope
B. Overtake the vehicle in front swiftly and drive on
C. Overtake the vehicle in front with a slow speed and drive on
D. Follow the vehicle in front closely
Answer: A
14. When reversing in this condition, in which of the following ways can motor vehicle drivers keep safe?
A. Reverse at a lower speed
B. Voluntarily stop and yield
C. Continuously sound the horn to alert
D. Reverse in a clockwise direction
Answer: B
15. The sign on the right indicates a T-shaped intersection head.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B
16. This sign indicates that vehicles can either drive straight or turn right at the fly-over junction ahead.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B
17. Which of the following is a bad driving habit when the vehicle in front is moving slowly in a queue?
A. Cutting in and rushing to pass
B. Not overtaking other vehicles forcefully
C. Stop or pass alternatively
D. Do not occupy on a non-motor vehicle lane
Answer: A
18. As shown in the flash, what should the driver do when the motor vehicle encounters this situation?
A. Speed up and pass rapidly
B. Stop immediately
C. Sound the horn to indicate the pedestrians to yield
D. Observe the movement of pedestrians and non-motor vehicles before passing
Answer: D
19. Which of the following is a basic requirement for rescuing the injured at the scene of a traffic accident?
A. Treat wounds first and safe life later
B. Save life first and treat wounds later
C. Help lightly wounded persons first
D. Help seriously wounded persons later
Answer: B
20. Motor vehicle drivers are allowed to make a U-turn at this intersection.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B