Kresz V.

• English
• Special Education

Why should you use your horn?

1. To alert others of your presence
2. To greet other road users
3. To allow you right of way
4. To signal your annoyance

You are in a one-way street and
want to turn right. You should
place yourself

1. In the left-hand lane
2. Just left of the centre line
3. As close as you safely can to the right hand side of the street
4. In either lane depending on the traffic

When should you give signals?

1. After checking it is safe to do so, before changing course or direction, turning to the left or right, stopping or moving
2. At all times in order to alert other road users including pedestrians of your intended actions.
3. Only when joining a dual carriageway from a slip road so you don't have to give way.
4. In traffic only during the hours of darkness or in bad weather.

You wish to turn right ahead. Why
should you take up the proper
position in goodtime?

1. To give a better view into the road that you're joining
2. To help other road users know what you intend to do
3. To allow other drivers to pull out in front of you
4. To allow drivers to pass you on the right

Which of these fluids, if allowed to
get low, is dangerous?

1. Brake fluid level
2. Radiator coolant level
3. Antifreeze level
4. Battery water level

Which TWO are adversely affected
if the tyres are under-inflated?

1. Parking
2. Braking
3. Steering
4. Changing gear

It is very important that tyre
pressures are correct. They should
be checked at least:

1. Once a week
2. Once a month
3. Every time the vehicle is serviced
4. Every time the vehicle has an VRT test

It is important that tyre pressure is
regularly checked. When should
this be done?

1. When tyres are hot
2. After driving at high speed
3. After any lengthy journey
4. When tyres are cold

Driving with under-inflated (low)
tyres can affect:

1. Braking
2. Engine temperatures
3. Oil pressure
4. Fuel consumption

When MUST you use dipped lights
during the day?

1. When parking
2. In poor visibility
3. Along narrow streets
4. All the time

How can you as a vehicle driver
help the environment?

1. By servicing your vehicle properly
2. By harsh acceleration
3. By reducing your speed
4. By gentle acceleration

Motor vehicles can harm the
environment resulting in:

1. Air pollution
2. Damage to buildings
3. Using up natural resources
4. Less use of electric vehicles

To reduce the damage your vehicle
causes to the environment you
should:

1. Plan well ahead
2. Brake in good time
3. Use busy routes
4. Avoid harsh acceleration

You will help your environment if
you:

1. Accelerate and brake sharply
2. Walk or cycle when you can
3. Reduce the tyre pressure
4. Drive continually using full choke

To help the environment you
should NOT:

1. Empty the boot of unnecessary weight
2. Use your vehicle for very short journeys
3. Walk cycle or use public transport
4. Remove your roof rack when unloaded

Excessive or uneven wear on the
tyres can be caused by faults in:

1. Wheel alignment
2. The suspension
3. The exhaust system
4. The braking system