Questions
1) A rumble device is designed to 2 answers required A - give directions B - prevent cattle escaping C - alert you to low tyre pressure D - alert you to a hazard E - encourage you to reduce speed
2) While you're driving in fog, it becomes necessary to use front fog lights. What should you remember? A - Only use them in heavy traffic conditions B - Don't use them on motorways C - Only use them on dual carriageways D - Switch them off when visibility improves
3) To correct a rear-wheel skid you should A - not steer at all B - steer away from it C - steer into it D - apply your handbrake
4) You should switch your rear fog lights on when visibility drops below A - your overall stopping distance B - ten car lengths C - 200 metres (656 feet) D - 100 metres (328 feet)
5) How can you use the engine of your vehicle to control your speed? A - By changing to a lower gear B - By selecting reverse gear C - By changing to a higher gear D - By selecting neutral
6) You have to park on the road in fog. You should A - leave sidelights on B - leave dipped headlights and fog lights on C - leave dipped headlights on D - leave main beam headlights on
7) You are driving down a long steep hill. You suddenly notice your brakes are not working as well as normal. What is the usual cause of this? A - The brakes overheating B - Air in the brake fluid C - Oil on the brakes D - Badly adjusted brakes
8) You are driving down a steep hill. Why could keeping the clutch down or rolling in neutral for too long be dangerous? A - Fuel consumption will be higher B - Your vehicle will pick up speed C - It will damage the engine D - It will wear tyres out more quickly
9) You have been driving in thick fog which has now cleared. You must switch OFF your rear fog lights because A - they use a lot of power from the battery B - they make your brake lights less clear C - they will cause dazzle in your rear view mirrors D - they may not be properly adjusted
10) You are on a motorway at night. You MUST have your headlights switched on unless A - there are vehicles close in front of you B - you are travelling below 50 mph C - the motorway is lit D - your vehicle is broken down on the hard shoulder
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