1. 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
2. When driving a vehicle equipped with power steering what should the driver do upon finding that steering is difficult?
A. Stop and identify the cause
B. Control the steering and drive slowly
C. Drive at a lower speed
D. Keep the vehicle going straight
Answer: A
3. The sign on the right indicates a bypass route at the intersection ahead.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: A
4. The slow-down-and-yield line at the intersection ahead indicates that vehicle drivers should stop and give the right of way to vehicles on the trunk road.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B
5. If a driver finds there is no vehicle behind, he may change lanes without turning on the indicator.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B
6. Motor vehicles are permitted to move to the right lane at this intersection.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B
7. The sign on the right warns of a sharp winding road ahead.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: B
8. What should be done by the driver who intends to overtake but the motor vehicle in front neither reduces its speed nor allows the right of way?
A. Continuously sounding the horn and accelerating to overtake
B. Accelerating and continuing to overtake
C. Refraining from overtaking
D. Following the vehicle in front closely and finding a chance to overtake
Answer: C
9. What should motor vehicle drivers do under such circumstances at night?
A. Turn off the headlamp when approaching
B. Use low-beam
C. Use high-beam
D. Turn off all lamps in advance
Answer: B
10. The sign on the left indicates the destinations of two highway directions
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: A
11. How should lamps be used when a motor vehicle meets an oncoming bicycle on a narrow road or a narrow bridge at night?
A. Continuously change between low-beam and high-beam
B. Use clearance lamp
C. Use high-beam
D. Use low-beam
Answer: D
12. What should the driver do when seeing these hand signals?
A. Go straight and pass through the intersection
B. Stop and wait
C. Turn right at the intersection
D. Turn left at the intersection
Answer: B
13. Which lamp should be turned on when motor vehicles pass through a road section at night where the street light condition is good?
A. Front and rear fog lamps
B. Low-beam
C. High-beam
D. Hazard lamp
Answer: B
14. 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
15. In the condition of low visibility, drivers should turn on the low-beam when setting off
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: A
16. Motor vehicles should stop and wait when encountering two red lights flashing alternately at level crossings.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: A
17. The sign in front is an advance announcement of the directions led by the interchange.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: A
18. The sign in front indicates an open-air parking lot with rest area is 200 meters ahead.
A. Right
B. Wrong
Answer: A
19. What is the meaning of the sign on the right?
A. Parking prohibited
B. Temporary parking permitted
C. Picking up or dropping off passengers permitted
D. Stopping to unload permitted
Answer: A
20. When driving a motor vehicle not equipped with the anti-lock braking system (ABS), what should the driver do if he brakes on a road covered by ice and snow?
A. Gently or intermittently depress the brake pedal
B. Depress the brake pedal as on other roads
C. Violently depress the brake pedal
D. Suddenly depress the pedal with force
Answer: A