1) Which THREE pieces of information are found on a vehicle registration document?
3 answers required
A - Registered keeper
B - Make of the vehicle
C - Service history details
D - Date of the MOT
E - Type of insurance cover
F - Engine size

2) An MOT certificate is normally valid for
A - three years after the date it was issued
B - 10,000 miles
C - one year after the date it was issued
D - 30,000 miles

3) Which THREE of these do you need before you can use a vehicle on the road legally?
3 answers required
A - A valid driving licence
B - A valid vehicle tax
C - Proof of your identity
D - Proper insurance cover
E - Breakdown cover
F - A vehicle handbook

4) You have third party insurance.
What does this cover?
3 answers required
A - Damage to your own vehicle
B - Damage to your vehicle by fire
C - Injury to another person
D - Damage to someone's property
E - Damage to other vehicles
F - Injury to yourself

5) How old must you be to supervise a learner driver?
A - 18 years old
B - 19 years old
C - 20 years old
D - 21 years old

6) A cover note is a document issued before you receive your
A - driving licence
B - insurance certificate
C - registration document
D - MOT certificate

7) The Pass Plus scheme is designed to
A - give you a discount on your MOT
B - improve your basic driving skills
C - increase your mechanical knowledge
D - allow you to drive anyone else's vehicle

8) A police officer asks to see your documents. You do not have them with you.
You may be asked to take them to a police station within
A - 5 days
B - 7 days
C - 14 days
D - 21 days

9) Who is legally responsible for ensuring that a Vehicle Registration Certificate (V5C) is updated?
A - The registered vehicle keeper
B - The vehicle manufacturer
C - Your insurance company
D - The licensing authority

10) Your motor insurance policy has an excess of £100. What does this mean?
A - The insurance company will pay the first £100 of any claim
B - You will be paid £100 if you do not have a crash
C - Your vehicle is insured for a value of £100 if it is stolen
D - You will have to pay the first £100 of any claim