1. When driving on road sections where safe sight distance is affected, such as the top of a ramp, what should drivers do to ensure safety?
A. Rush through
B. Use hazard lamp
C. Cut speed and sound the horn
D. Drive at will
Answer: C
2. When a motor vehicle breaks down and has to be stopped on the highway, what should the driver do?
A. Set up a breakdown warning sign 150 meters behind the vehicle
B. Set up a breakdown warning sign 100 meters behind the vehicle
C. If it happens at night, turn on the clearance lamp and rear position lamp
D. Turn on the hazard lamps
Answer: ACD
3. The marking on the road surface indicates that the speed limit of this road section is 80 km/hour.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B
4. 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
5. Motor vehicles are prohibited from driving straight or turning left in this situation.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: A
6. Which one of the following is the safest way to pass the oncoming vehicle on this road?
A. Driving along the central line
B. Driving with headlamp on
C. Yielding by the right side of the road
D. Yielding by the left side of the oncoming vehicle
Answer: C
7. 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
8. When the motor vehicle stops on a downhill section how should the driver use the foot brake?
A. Earlier than on a level road
B. Later than on a level road
C. As timely as on a level road
D. Gently depress the foot brake pedal
Answer: A
9. 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
10. The crosswalk of the intersection warns that pedestrians have priority.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: A
11. The sign on the right warns of three or more winding roads ahead.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B
12. When a tire bursts suddenly on the road, the driver should refrain from violently depressing the brake pedal in panic. Instead, he should try his best to change to a low gear and use engine braking to reduce the speed of the vehicle.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: A
13. When the driver discovers a tire is leaking and steers the vehicle off the main driving lane, he/she should refrain from applying emergency braking so as to avoid a vehicle turnover or a rear-end collision arising from the late braking of the vehicle behind.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: A
14. Drivers are allowed to cross the broken and solid white line on the road when changing lanes or pulling over.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: A
15. 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
16. Gun powder, explosives and detonating powder belong to which of the following dangerous chemicals?
A. Oxidizing materials
B. Inflammable solid materials
C. Explosives
D. Self-igniting articles
Answer: C
17. Under such circumstances, motor vehicle drivers should reduce speed by the right side swiftly and yield.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: A
18. 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
19. Those traffic police signals mean turning right.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B
20. The sign in front indicates a one-kilometer distance from the next left exit.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B