Car Driving – The Final Theory Test (FTT) 40 Questions -

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#1. When driving on an expressway, you need to react ________ to traffic situations.

A. recklessly and quickly

B. early and quickly

C. slowly and cautiously

Answer: B

This is because the traffic flow is smoother and faster on expressways.

#2. Skidding is due to:

A. bald and smooth tyres.

B. excessive speed and sudden braking.

C. both A and B.

Answer : C

#3. When you are approaching a steep hill, you should:

A. shift to either 3rd or 4th gear before going uphill

B. shift to either 1st or 2nd gear when the car is slowed down on the slope

C. shift to either 1st or 2nd gear before going uphill

Answer: C

shift to either 1st or 2nd gear before going uphill, lower gear will give more power for the car to move up

#4. To allow the motorcyclist behind to overtake you, you should:

A. Speed up

B. Reduce speed gradually

C. Reduce speed quickly

Answer: B

you should slow down gradually instead of quickly to give advance warning to other drivers who would then be able to adjust their speed accordingly.

#5. How often should you check your rear view mirrors?

A. Every 2 - 3 seconds.

B. Every 5 - 10 seconds.

C. Every 10 - 15 seconds.

Answer: B

Most of the time you should keep your eyes on the road ahead, but you still need to be aware of vehicles that are following you.

#6. A probationary driver who accumulates 13 or more demerit points within _________ from the date of grant of the license will have his/her license revoked.

A. 24 months

B. 13 months

C. 12 months

Answer: C

#7. When a front tyre blows out, the pull on the vehicle towards the blown side will be_____ compare as if it is a rear-wheel tyre.

A. Lesser

B. Greater

C. The same

Answer: B

#8. If you are caught drink driving, what will happen?

A. You will receive a summon with just a fine

B. You will attend to court with your license revoked and fine

C. You will attend to court with your license revoked, fine and jail terms will incure

Answer: C

Drinking driving will endanger lives and is a serious offense in Singapore.

#9. When reversing, the vehicle's response to the steering wheel is

A. less sensitive compared with when driving forward.

B. more sensitive compared with when driving forward

C. just as sensitive as when driving forward.

Answer: A

#10. When the gear is in the neutral position and clutch is not depressed,

A. power from the engine is transmitted to the wheels.

B. power from the engine is transmitted to the gear box

C. power from the gear box is transmitted to the wheels.

Answer: B

Power is transmitted from engine to the gearbox if the clutch is released (not depressed); power is not transmitted from the gearbox to the wheels if the gear is at neutral.

#11. if you feel tired while driving, you should

A. stop safely at the road side, turn on the hazard lights and take a short rest.

B. continue to drive.

C. turn on radio to keep you awake.

Answer: A

#12. When approaching a bend, you should

A. look far ahead

B. look at the side mirror

C. look behind

Answer: A

#13. When passing fixed obstacles, keep a distance of at least ___ from them.

A. 0.5m

B. 1.0m

C. 1.5m

Answer: A

#14. Where should you place your left foot immediately after you released the clutch pedal?

A. on the floor board.

B. on the brake pedal.

C. on the accelerator pedal.

Answer: A

#15. When reversing, you should steer

A. in the direction you wish to move.

B. in the opposite direction you wish to move.

C. to the left.

#16. Which pedal should you depress first to start a manual car?

A. Clutch Pedal.

B. Brake Pedal.

C. Accelerator Pedal.

Answer: A

#17. From the driver`s seat, The actual width of the road required for your vehicle is

A. narrower than what you think you will need.

B. wider than what you think you will need.

C. same as what you think you will need.

Answer: A

#18. The centrifugal force tends to ______ when driving round a bend or corner at low speed.

A. have no effect

B. be less

C. be greater

Answer: B

Centrifugal force tends to pull vehicles outwards, especially when driving at high speed.

#19. Which of following statement is incorrect?

A. Emergency braking does not require the use of the handbrake.

B. the accelerator pedal is the most sensitive pedal.

C. you should brake hard and lock the wheels in order to bring the vehicle to a complete stop.

Answer: C

#20. The engine stalls while you are driving up a narrow slope, what should you do?

A. Pull up the handbrake and restart the engine

B. Restart the engine while the vehicle rolls backwards

C. Step on the brake pedal, engage the handbrake, shift to neutral gear before restarting the engine.

Answer: C

Brake to prevent the vehicle from rolling backwards. Engage neutral gear so that power will not be transmitted to the wheels when the engine is started.

#21. What should you do to resume the effectiveness of the brake after driving through flood?

A. Stop by the road side, wait until the brake is dry

B. Pumping the brake pedal repeatedly

C. Step hard on the pedal to dry the brake

Answer: B

Dry the brakes by pumping the brake pedal repeatedly after driving through flood

#22. When should you dip your headlights?

A. when following behind another vehicle

B. when facing an on-oncoming vehicle

C. both A and B

Answer: C

Dip headlights when follow another vehicle so the beam will not be reflected in the rear mirror of the vehicle in front and dazzle him. Dip headlights on oncoming traffic so as not to dazzle the driver

#23. You notice that a traffic light shows flashing amber, what should you do?

A. Slow down and stop

B. Call the police

C. Proceed with caution

Answer: C

Flashing amber suggests that the traffic light is not working, you should proceed with caution.

#24. You should check for oil and water leakages

A. daily

B. weekly

C. monthly

Answer: A

Check for oil or water leakages under the vehicle daily.

#25. How many blind spot you can not view from your mirror?

A. one

B. two

C. four

Answer :B

#26. If any of the wheels become loose while driving on the road, what should your do?

A. Slow down and proceed to the nearest workshop

B. Drive with the constant speed to the regular workshop

C. Slow down, stop safely at the side of the road, tighten the wheel and then proceed

Answer: C

slow down, give the appropriate signal and stop at a safe spot by the side of the road, tighten the wheels and then proceed.

#27. Hindering the flow of traffic is an scheduled offence under DIPS with ___ demerit points

A. 3

B. 4

C. 6

Answer: B

#28. What kinds of cars are not allowed on the Expressway?

A. L Plate Vehicles

B. Vintage Cars

C. Cargo Carrying Vehicles

Answer: A

Learner drivers are not allowed to practice on the expressway

#29. How would you activate engine-braking?

A. Release the accelerator pedal and the clutch pedal

B. Stepping on the foot-brake

C. Using half-clutch, and pull up handbrake

Answer: A

#30. Before starting the engine, you should

A. depress the clutch pedal.

B. put the gear in Neutral position.

C. engage the first gear.

Answer: B

#31. To release the handbrake,

A. pull the lever slightly upward, press the lever button and lower the lever down fully.

B. lower the lever slightly, press the lever button and pull the lever up fully.

C. simply press the lever button and pull up the lever.

Answer: A

#32. Which of the following statements is correct? free-wheeling vehicles are :

A. difficult to control at high speed.

B. easier to control as there is no engine-brake effect.

C. prone to engine-stalling.

Answer: A

#33. When moving off, what will happen if the clutch pedal is released too suddenly?

A. the engine will stop suddenly or vibrate violently.

B. the vehicle will jump or surge forward.

C. Both A and B.

Answer: C

#34. When does the two second rule apply?

A. At all speeds

B. When traveling at high speed only

C. When traveling at low speed only

Answer: A

the two second rule can be applied to vehicle at all speed on dry road surface.

#35. Why should more than 2 seconds safe following distance be kept on rainy days or poor visibility days?

A. The braking efficiency is reduced due to aquaplaning thus longer braking distance, so keeping more than 2 seconds safe following distance will ensure enough time to slow down and stop when required

B. The stopping distance will be longer due to poor visibility thus keeping more than 2 seconds safe following distance will ensure enough time to slow down and stop when required

C. A and B

Answer: C

When the road is wet/slippery and visibility is poor, always keep a wider following distance.

#36. What qualities should a good driver possess?

A. patience, consideration and courtesy.

B. good driving techniques and skills.

C. good perception and judgement.

D. all of the above (A, B, C)

Answer: D

all of the above (A, B, C)

#37. Which of the following cases is true for engine brake?

A. A lower gear has a more effective engine brake

B. A higher gear has a more effective engine brake

C. All gears have the same engine brake effectiveness

Answer: A

The lower the gear, the more effective is the engine brake.

#38. How many pedals does a manual car have?

A. 2

B. 3

C. 5

Answer: B

A manual car has 3 pedals. The clutch, brake and accelerator

#39. When reversing, it is a good habit to:

A. switch off radio

B. lower a window

C. do both A and B

Answer: C

by doing both, it will be easier for you to hear warning sounds from other drivers or yells from pedestrians.

#40. Which of the following statement is incorrect?

A. The gear controls the braking system of the vehicle.

B. The gear controls the speed and power of the vehicle

C. The gear can be used to change the movement of the vehicle(forward or backward).

Answer: A

#41. Good control of a vehicle is kept by

A. having a firm hold of the steering wheel with straightened arms at the elbows

B. having a firm hold of the steering wheel

C. maintaining a suitable grip on the steering wheel, arms relaxed at the elbows

Answer: C

#42. What should you do when your vehicle`s windscreen is shattered on an expressway

A. drive to the road shoulder and remove the shattered pieces

B. continue driving to nearby workshop

C. ignore it and continue driving on the expressway

Answer: A

#43. What will happen, If the speed of a vehicle is increased while going round a bend?

A. It will be easier to control the vehicle.

B. It will be easier to keep the vehicle in its lane.

C. It will be harder to keep the vehicle in its lane.

Answer: C Higher speed means greater centrifugal force, the vehicle will tends to be pulled outwards, hence it will be harder to keep it in its lane.

#44. Which of the following statements is incorrect?

A. you should use the ball of your foot to press the clutch pedal.

B. you should use knee movement to depress or release the clutch pedal.

C. your heel should touch the floor when the clutch pedal is being used.

Answer: C

#45. How do you turn on headlights to be high beam?

A. Turn light switch in counterclockwise direction.

B. Turn light switch in clockwise direction.

C. Push light switch lever forward.

Answer: C

push the light switch lever forward for High Beam, backward for Low Beam.

#46. When using the brake pedal

A. your right heel should touch the floor board.

B. your right heel should not touch the floor board.

C. depending on the situation, your right heel may touch the floor board.

Answer: B

#47. How should you depress the accelerator pedal,

A. firmly during the initial stage with pressure gradually reducing.

B. steadily and progressively to achieve a gradual and smooth increase of speed.

C. slightly during the initial stage with pressure gradually increasing.

Answer: B

#48. When driving, you should position your vehicle to get clear view of

A. the vehicles surrounding you

B. the vehicles ahead of you

C. the oncoming vehicles

Answer: A

in order to react safely and appropriately, you should always keep an eye on the movements around you.

#49. When there is an emergency vehicle travelling behind you, you should ______.

A. stop immediately

B. speed up

C. keep left or right and slow down or stop if necessary.

keep left or right and slow down or stop if necessary.

#50. When driving straight through an uncontrolled junction, you should?

A. stop at the stop-line before proceeding

B. maintain your speed and look ahead only

C. look left and right to make sure it is safe before proceeding

Answer: C

Many accidents occur at Junctions. A quick check before proceeding helps to prevent accidents.

#51. How to operate on the windscreen wiper?

A. move the lever downwards to a particular speed position.

B. pull the lever right to a particular speed position.

C. pull the lever left to a particular speed position.

Answer: A

#52. In order to stop gradually the driver should

A. pull the handbrake up slowly

B. step on the foot-brake intermittently

C. apply the foot-brake by slamming on it

Answer: B

#53. When making a left turn, your body should

A. shift slightly to the right.

B. shift slightly to the left.

C. remain straight and upright.

Answer: C

#54. When approaching pedestrians who are turned away from the traffic, you should keep a minimum distance of _______ from them.

A. 1.5 metres

B. 1.0 metre

C. 0.5 metre

Answer: A

#55. Which of the following type of vehicle are not allowed on expressways?

A. Tanks

B. Mobile Cranes

C. Vintage Cars

Answer: B

Mobile cranes would impede the smooth trafflic flow.

#56. Name the force that push your vehicle outwards when going around a curve/bend?

A. Pushing Force

B. Gravity Force

C. Centrifugal Force

Answer: C

Centrifugal Force pushes vehicle out of its travelling path especially when driving at high speed.

#57. What can cause heavy steering?

A. Over-inflated tyre

B. Under-inflated tyre

C. Wearout brake pad

Answer: B

Under-inflated tyre will cause heavy steering

#58. Gear changing involves the co-ordination of ___

A. the handbrake, the clutch pedal and the accelerator

B. the clutch pedal and the accelerator

C. clutch pedal, the accelerator and the signal indicators.

Answer: B

#59. What happens to the tachometer (used to indicate number of engine revolutions per minute ) when the engine reaches the Biting Point?

A. A slight decrease is indicated

B. A slight increase is indicated

C. No Change

Answer: A

When the engine reach the biting point, you will see a slight decrease of engine revolutions from the tachometer.

#60. What should you do if you strike the kerb while making a narrow turn?

A. Engage 1st gear and drive over the kerb

B. Proceed normally

C. Reverse, re-position and try again

Answer: C

you should reverse so that when you are in the correct position, you will drive through the narrow turn smoothly.

#61. When the travelling speed decreases from 50km/h to 30km/h, your field of vision

A. decreases.

B. increases.

C. remains the same.

Answer: B

#62. Which of the following is incorrect?

A. traffic accidents can be avoided if all road users are careful on the road.

B. most traffic accidents are due to poor perception and judgment.

C. traffic accidents occur mainly due to road condition.

Answer: C

#63. A driver who has been suspended before will be suspended again if he accumulates

A. 6 points within 6 months

B. 9 points within 9 months

C. 12 points within 12 months

Answer: C

#64. Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) is to prevent the wheels from locking and hence to prevent skidding, it will come into effect

A. When you depress the brake too hard

B. When you press the ABS button on your dashboard

C. When you depress the brake too early

Answer: A

If you depress the brake too excessively, it might cause the wheels to be locked and the vehicle to skid, ABS prevents the wheels from locking so the car can still be controlled

#65. When stopping for pedestrians to cross

A. Stop on top of the Stop-line

B. Stop well before the Stop-line

C. Stop after crossing the Stop-line

Answer : B

#66. When the gear lever is in the Neutral N position, while clutch pedal is released

A. engine power is transmitted to the gear box and wheels.

B. engine power is not transmitted to the gear box and wheels.

C. engine power is transmitted to the gear box but not the wheels.

Answer: C

#67. When another vehicle tries to overtake your car dangerously

A. you slow down and sound the horn.

B. you speed up.

C. you maintain the speed.

Answer: A

When being overtaken, sound the horn only when accidents might happen

#68. The brake become ineffective after passing through water, how to resume its effectiveness?

A. speed up to dry the brakes

B. stop and wait for the brakes to dry up

C. pump the brakes repeatedly

Answer: C

#69. The act of intermittent braking

A. causes confusion to other motorists

B. should be used only in emergencies

C. warns other motorist following behind to exercise caution

Answer: C

intermittent braking give advance warning to drivers following behind, tail lights will be up when foot brake is pressed. It also prevents locking the wheels

#70. Road shoulders on expressways are meant for

A. motorcycles only.

B. vehicles involved in accidents only.

C. emergency and breakdown vehicles only.

Answer: C

#71. What is a speed warning device?

A. A device that controls traveling direction

B. A device which will give off sound if exceeding the speed limit of a vehicle

C. A device that indicates the engine revolutions per minute

Answer: B

This speed warning device warn driver that the speed limit has been exceeded.

#72. What is the most probable cause of brake fade when travelling down a long steep slope?

A. Using intermittent braking techniques

B. Using the foot brake all the way down

C. Using the handbrake

Answer: B

Using the foot brake all the way down a long steep slope will cause brake fade due to overheating of the brakes

#73. driving across a sandy surface,

A. change to lower gear

B. change to a higher gear

C. depress the clutch pedal at all times

Answer: A

#74. If you are being tailgated, your reaction should be

A. tap on the brake to warn the vehicle behind

B. speed up and get away from the vehicle behind

C. slow down and allow the driver to overtake you

Answer: C

do not suddenly brake as the driver behind may not have enough time to react, slow down gradually and allow the driver to pass.

#75. Roughly, how many percent of information perceived from the driver's eyes?

A. 60 %

B. 80 %

C. 100 %

Answer: B

80 % of information is perceived from driver`s eyes while driving

#76. You saw a car just entered a parallel parking lot ahead, what should you do?

A. Drive faster to pass it

B. Horn to warn them that you are approaching, so they won't open doors

C. Look out for driver or passenger alighting, keep a safe gap of at least 1.0 meter from the parked vehicle

Answer: C

#77. At a gradual bend, when should you change to a higher gear?

A. As you are approaching the bend

B. As you are leaving the bend

C. As you are at the centre of the bend

Answer: B

#78. What is the first thing that must be done if the accelerator pedal gets stuck?

A. Try to lift the pedal up with the toe of your foot

B. Apply the handbrake immediately

C. Switch to a lower gear

Answer: A

try to lift it up, if still can not then brake, change to a lower gear, keep left and stop at the road side when necessary

#79. Which of the following statement is incorrect?

A. The steering wheel is locked when the key is not inserted to the ignition switch.

B. The steering wheel is locked when the key is turned to the OFF position.

C. The steering wheel is unlocked but engine and accessories are off when the key is turned to OFF position.

Answer: B

#80. While the vehicle is in motion, which of the following will cause the engine to stall?

A. too much force on the accelerator pedal.

B. insufficient force on the accelerator pedal.

C. too much force on the clutch pedal.

Answer: B

#81. A lorry travelling on your right signals its intention to turn left, what should you do?

A. Speed up and try to pass the lorry before it turns

B. Slow down and stop if necessary to allow the lorry to turn left

Answer: B

#82. The engine-braking effect is most effective when the vehicle is in

A. neutral gear.

B. first gear.

C. forth gear.

Answer: B

#83. While stopping, what will happen if the clutch pedal is depressed too early?

A. the vehicle will skid.

B. the vehicle will stop earlier.

C. the vehicle will be free-wheeling.

Answer: C

#84. How should you bring a vehicle to an emergency stop?

A. step on the footbrake with great force.

B. pull up the handbrake fully.

C. employ the intermittent braking (ON/OFF) techniques.

Answer: A

#85. After completing a turn, the steering wheel should be

A. held tightly with both hands and returned to its original position to resume a straight course.

B. held lightly but firmly with both hands and returned to its original position to resume a straight course.

C. released and allowed to swing back to its original position to resume a straight course.

Answer: B

#86. Which of the following cause the speed of a vehicle to decrease?

A. depressing the clutch pedal

B. depressing the brake pedal

C. depressing the accelerator pedal

Answer: B

#87. When you are on an uneven road you should _____

A. Drive faster

B. Slow down

C. Drive as normal

Answer: B

When road is uneven you should slow down to ensure proper control of vehicle.

#88. Be a good driver is not enough, you also have to be

A. a smart driver

B. a safe driver

C. an instructor driver

Answer: B

A safe driver considers many other factors besides just being good at handling a motor vehicle.

#89. After changing from 1st gear to 2nd gear, you should

A. release the clutch pedal gradually.

B. release the clutch pedal immediately.

C. not release the clutch pedal at all.

Answer: A

#90. Which of the following statement is incorrect?

A. Adjust the seat so that your left leg is almost straightened when the clutch pedal is fully depressed.

B. adjust the headrest so that it forms a straight line with your ear and eye.

C. while both hands comfortably holding the steering wheel, arms should be bent at a 90 degrees angle.

Answer: C

#91. When involved in an accident you should

A. Stop

B. Not stop if it is a minor accident

C. Stop, if you have the time

Answer: A

No matter how minor the accident is you would need to stop.

#92. When moving off, what might cause the vehicle to jump and surge forward?

A. too much force suddenly applied to the accelerator pedal.

B. insufficient force on the accelerator pedal.

Answer: A

#93. To pass your practical driving test, you should not accumulate more than ______ demerit points.

A. 20

B. 18

C. 16

Answer: B

18 is the highest points you shall get to pass your test, 20 points means fail, and a single mistake costs you at least 2 points.

#94. What would happen if the half-clutch position is maintained for too long?

A. the brake lining will wear out rapidly

B. the clutch lining will wear out rapidly due to the heat caused by the slipping of clutch

C. nothing will happen

Answer: B

The clutch lining will wear out rapidly due to the heat caused by the slipping of clutch, if the half-clutch position is maintained for too long

#95. When should you fasten the seat belt?

A. after you have adjusted the mirrors.

B. after you have adjusted the seat.

C. as soon as you enter the car.

Answer: B

#96. Which of the following offence will get you 8 demerit points

A. Exceeding speed limit by more than 30km/h to 40km/h

B. Exceeding speed limit by more than 50km/h to 60km/h

C. Exceeding speed limit by 20km/h to 30km/h

Answer: A

exceeding speed limit by < 20km/h – 4 points 20 to 30km/h – 6 points 30 to 40km/h – 8 points 40 to 50km/h – 12 points 50 to 60km/h – 18 points >60km/h – 24 points

#97. What could cause overheating of engine?

A. Leaky radiator

B. Low engine oil

C. Both A and B

Answer: C

A leaky radiator will not have enough coolant to cool the engine. Low engine oil cannot help to reduce friction caused by engine heat thus engine overheat.

#98. What is the gap a motorist should keep when passing pedestrians facing away from the traffic and are walking on roads without pavement or pedestrian footpath?

A. Keep a gap of at least 1.0m from them

B. Keep a gap of at least 1.5m from them

C. Keep a gap of at least 0.5m from them

Answer: B

A motorist should keep a gap of at least 1.5m when passing pedestrians facing away from the traffic and are walking on roads without pavement or pedestrian footpath

#99. A Short-circuit in the electrical system of the vehicle can cause

A. Engine - Overheating

B. Brake - Failure

C. Fire

Answer: C

Short circuit in the electrical system can cause fire

#100. When driving at night, you must _______ when facing oncoming vehicles.

A. switch on the hazard light

B. switch on the interior lights

C. dip the headlights

Answer: C

Dip your headlights when facing oncoming vehicles to prevent blinding oncoming road users momentarily.

#101. While performing the emergency brake, you should

A. Depress the brake pedal first, followed by the clutch

B. Depress the clutch pedal first, followed by the brake pedal

C. Depress both brake and clutch pedal at the same time

Answer: A

depress brake pedal first then clutch pedal, avoid braking too hard and lock the wheels, hands should firmly hold on the steering wheel

#102. You see a ball bouncing onto the road while driving through parked cars, you should

A. reduce your speed and prepare to stop for children

B. horn to warn other road users of your presence

C. maintain your speed and continue driving

Answer: A

#103. A motorcyclist cuts into Lane 1 in front of you on the expressway and then slows down behind another vehicle. What should be your response?

A. Slow down if necessary to maintain a safe distance from the motorcyclist.

B. Speed up to close the distance between the motorcyclist and your vehicle.

C. Signal left and try to overtake the motorcyclist from the left.

Answer: A

#104. Which of the following is an appropriate procedure when about to move off?

A. Adjust seat, fasten seat-belt, adjust mirrors

B. Adjust mirrors, fasten seat-belt, adjust seat

C. Fasten seat-belt, adjust seat, adjust mirrors

Answer: A

Always adjust seat, fasten seat-belt, & finally adjust the mirrors after entering the car.

#105. What happens to the tachometer (used to indicate number of engine revolutions per minute ) While stopping, when should you depress the clutch pedal?

A. Just before the engine begins to vibrate.

B. As soon as the vehicle comes to a stop.

C. As soon as the brake pedal is depressed.

Answer: A

#106. Most accidents can be prevented if the users:

A. only drive during the day

B. have good knowledge of traffic rules and regulations

C. are able to anticipate and react accordingly to the hazards

Answer: C

#107. What will happen if you turn into a narrow bend too late?

A. The front wheel will be obstructed

B. The rear wheel will be obstructed

C. You will still be able to turn smoothly

Answer: A

#108. If you lock the wheels accidentally, quickly release the pedal and apply the technique until the vehicle comes to a stop.

A. Brake; Intermittent Braking

B. Accelerator; On and Off Braking

C. Clutch; Engine Braking

Answer: A

If you locks the wheel accidentally, quickly release the Brake pedal and apply the Intermittent braking technique until the vehicle comes to a stop

#109. You should not drive with the interior lights on

A. because it reduces your external visibility

B. because it distracts the drivers of oncoming vehicles

C. because it reduces your concentration

Answer: A

You should not drive with the interior lights on because it reduces your external visibility

#110. Carrying passengers on a goods vehicle, without a permit is an offence which will give you ______ demerit points

A. 3

B. 6

C. 12

Answer: A

Carrying passengers on a goods vehicle, without a permit offences 3 demerit points

#111. The horn is used to?

A. warn other road users of any impending danger.

B. greet other road users.

C. remind others of your approaching.

Answer: C

#112. You will be disqualified from driving if you are caught for:

A. drink driving

B. failing to stop at stop sign/line.

C. failing to give way to emergency vehicles

Answer: A

#113. If the centrifugal force is greater than the friction force, the vehicle will ______

A. lose control and skid.

B. be more stable.

C. be as usual.

Answer: A

#114. ______ results in the loss of steering control and braking efficiency

A. Adverse road condition

B. Intermittent braking

C. Aquaplaning

Answer: C

Aquaplaning results in the loss of steering control and braking efficiency

#115. Which of the following pedal is present in manual vehicles and yet absent in automatic vehicles?

A. the brake pedal

B. the accelerator pedal

C. the clutch pedal

Answer: C

#116. When your windscreen shatters, you should ______

A. drive as fast as possible to your mechanic

B. stop your car in the middle of the road

C. slow down and move to the left, stop the car, remove the broken pieces and drive with caution to the mechanic

Answer: C

#117. Which of the following statement is incorrect regarding vehicle headlight?

A. Light is be to on from 7.00pm to 7.00am

B. Light is to be on at all times

C. Light is to be on in a reduced day light

Answer: B

#118. When facing oncoming traffic, you should ____.

A. sound your horn to warn them

B. switch to high beam

C. dip your headlights

Answer: C

You should dip you headlights so as not to temporarily blind other road users.

#119. If the brake lights of the vehicle in front of you suddenly light up, you should ___

A. stop your vehicle immediately

B. overtake the vehicle immediately

C. slow down immediately and observe the next move of the vehicle

Answer: C

#120. In which of the following situations, the Keep Left rule can relax?

A. When the road is being obstructed by road works

B. When you are in a rush

C. When the road ahead is clear

Answer: A

One exception to the keep left rule is when the left side of the road is obstructed.

#121. To counter aquaplaning, you should

A. slow down by braking intermittently

B. speed up to gain control of your vehicle

Answer: A

#122. When the vehicle you are overtaking accelerates, you should?

A. slow down and filter back to the traffic flow

B. sound you horn to warn him of your intentions

C. increase your speed in order to pass it safely

Answer: A

When the vehicle you are overtaking accelerates, you should slow down and filter back to the traffic flow.

#123. When changing gears, you should look at

A. the gear lever

B. the speedometer

C. the road ahead

Answer: C

should look at the road ahead

#124. As comparing night-driving with day-driving, it is advisable to

A. drive at slower speed

B. drive at a slightly faster speed as there are lesser vehicles

C. maintain the same speed

Answer: A

drive a slower speed

#125. When you are travelling along the expressway, which lane you may keep to, if your vehicle is not a slow moving vehicle?

A. left

B. centre

C. right

Answer: B

center lane is for normal vehicle, left lane is for slow moving vehicle (usually below 70km/h), and right lane is for overtaking.

#126. The handbrake operates on

A. the two rear wheels.

B. the two front wheels.

C. all the four wheels.

Answer: A

#127. Which of the following is correct? When braking, you should

A. brake firmly and gradually increase the pressure.

B. brake firmly and maintain the pressure.

C. brake firmly and gradually reduce the pressure

Answer: C

#128. Which of the following statement is incorrect?

A. driver should check the vehicle body to see any damage on it before entering the car

B. driver should check the tyres to see any punctured ones before entering the car.

C. driver should check the blind spots to see any hazard before entering the car.

Answer: C

#129. while switching lanes, It is harder to estimate the speed and distance of the vehicles ______

A. behind

B. beside

C. in front

Answer: A

#130. When driving along an expressway, you should use the outermost right-hand lane

A. only when you wish to overtake.

B. only when there is a traffic jam.

C. only when giving way to emergency vehicles.

After overtaking return to the inner lane as soon as it is safe to do so.

#131. When should you obey the Reduce Speed Now sign?

A. Always

B. Only if your speed is above 50 km/hr

C. Only if you wish to

Answer: A

Always obey the “Reduce speed now” sign

#132. If you lose proper control of your vehicle after consumed a little bit of alcohol, you will be charged with ______ even though your blood alcohol concentration is below the legal limit.

A. Drink driving

B. Careless driving

C. Reckless driving

Answer: A

#133. Tyres should be changed

A. when they are wet and dirty

B. when their threads are less than 1.6mm in depth

C. only when all their threads are worn out.

Answer: B

If the tyres are smooth and bald, your vehicle will tend to skid, and it will be harder to control.

#134. When being overtaken, what is the right thing to do?

A. slow down to let the overtaking vehicle pass

B. speed up

C. race with the overtaking vehicle

Answer: A

when being overtaken, one should slow down and make it easy for the overtaking vehicle

#135. The result of the centrifugal force is

A. a wider turning radius

B. a narrower turning radius

C. negligent

Answer: A

#136. Which gears gives you the most torque?

A. Gear 1

B. Gear 2

C. Gear 3

Answer: A

#137. When the pointer of temperature gauge is at the red section, it means

A. engine is overheated

B. engine oil is overheated

C. engine oil is burnt out

Answer: A

#138. At junctions with a STOP sign

A. Stop behind the Stop-line

B. Accelerate and move ahead

C. Slow Down or stop if necessary to give way to traffic on the main road

Answer: A

#139. When you are driving at 15km/h, the distance you should look ahead is

A. 15 metres.

B. 30 metres.

C. 45 metres.

Answer: C

#140. In order to stop gradually the driver should

A. pull the handbrake up slowly

B. step on the foot-brake intermittently

C. apply the foot-brake by slamming on it

Answer: B

#141. What will be the penalty for people who have been caught for repeated drink driving?

A. fines

B. fines, revoke of license and jail

fines and revoke of license

Answer: B

#142. A good driver is who

A. drives safely and follows the regulations

B. reaches the destination quickly

C. knows the routes thoroughly

Answer: A

A good driver is who drives safely & follow the regulations

#143. The following distance between vehicles going uphill should be

A. Less than when travelling on level roads

B. More than when travelling on level roads

C. The same as when travelling on level roads

Answer: B

A greater following distance allows for more time and space to react should the vehicle in front rolls backwards

#144. If caught driving on the road shoulder, you will face _____

A. Charges in court

B. Fine and demerit points

C. Suspension of license

Answer: B

Driving on road shoulder is an offence where the person will be fined and given demerit points. 6 demerit points Fine $150 for light vehicle, $180 for Heavy vehicle

#145. When will engine brake take effect while travelling downhill?

A. when the pressure on the accelerator pedal is released and a lower gear is engaged

B. when the pressure on the accelerator pedal is increased and a higher gear is engaged

C. when the pressure on the foot brake pedal is increased.

Answer: A

engine brake will be more effective with lower gear.

#146. Which gear is also known as Overdrive?

A. 2nd Gear

B. 4th Gear

C. 5 th Gear

Answer: C

5th Gear is also known as Over drive

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