Mock Test 2 March 15, 2020 passxpress Uncategorized You have 57 minutes to complete the test. 50 Questions Mock Test 2 Pass mark is 43 1 / 50 What do GREEN stud marks or reflective cat’s eyes indicate? The temporary adjustments to lane layouts, e.g. where road works are taking place. The central reservation of a dual carriageway or motorway. The left edge of the road. The edge of the main carriageway at lay-bys and slip roads. 2 / 50 When should you use hazard warning lights? When you wish to stop on double yellow lines When you need to park on the pavement When you leave your car at the roadside to visit a shop When you slow down quickly on a motorway because of a hazard ahead 3 / 50 You’re signalling to turn right in busy traffic. How would you confirm your intention safely? Flash your headlights Give an arm signal Position over the centre line Sound the horn 4 / 50 Why must these road markings be kept clear? To allow schoolchildren to be picked up To allow a clear view of the area To allow schoolchildren to be dropped off To allow teachers to park 5 / 50 What’s the legal minimum depth of tread for car tyres? 2.5 mm 1.6 mm 4 mm 1 mm 6 / 50 You suspect someone is suffering from shock. What are the signs. (mark one answer) Skin rash. Slow pulse. Warm dry skin. Sweating. 7 / 50 What does this sign mean? Motorway contraflow system ahead Two-way traffic straight ahead Traffic approaching you has priority Two-way traffic crosses a one-way road 8 / 50 You’re signalling to turn right in busy traffic. How would you confirm your intention safely? Flash your headlights Position over the centre line Sound the horn Give an arm signal 9 / 50 At an incident, what should you do with a casualty who has stopped breathing? Remove anything that's blocking their airway Raise their legs to help with circulation Try to give them something to drink Keep their head tilted forwards as far as possible 10 / 50 How long will a statutory off road notification (SORN) last for. (mark one answer) 10 Years 12 Months 24 Months 3 Years 11 / 50 Which THREE of the following do you need before you can drive legally. (mark THREE answers) Proper insurance cover. A vehicle handbook. A valid licence with signature. Breakdown cover. Valid Road Tax. A vehicle service record. 12 / 50 New petrol-engined cars must be fitted with catalytic converters. The reason for this is to prolong the life of the exhaust system control exhaust noise levels reduce harmful exhaust emissions allow the exhaust system to be recycled 13 / 50 You can’t see clearly behind when reversing. What should you do? Open the window to look behind Ask someone to guide you Look in the nearside mirror Open the door to look behind 14 / 50 You are going through a long tunnel. What will warn you of congestion or an incident ahead? Other drivers flashing their lights Hazard warning lines Areas marked with hatch markings Variable message signs 15 / 50 At an accident a casualty is not breathing. To maintain circulation, compressions should be given. What is the correct depth to press. (mark one answer) 15 to 20 cm 10 to 15 cm 1 to 2 cm 4 to 5 cm 16 / 50 When travelling in wet weather, you should keep well back from the vehicle in front. This will: Increase your ability to accelerate. Decrease fuel consumption. Increase your ability to see and plan ahead. Reduce your typical stopping distance. 17 / 50 On a standard three-lane motorway, what is the purpose of the right-hand lane? Overtaking For low speed cruising For high speed cruising For use by emergency services only 18 / 50 For how long is an MOT certificate normally valid? 30,000 miles One year after the date it was issued Three years after the date it was issued 10,000 miles 19 / 50 How should you overtake horse riders? Speed isn't important but allow plenty of room Use your horn just once to warn them Drive up close and overtake as soon as possible Drive slowly and leave plenty of room 20 / 50 What’s the main cause of brake fade? The brakes overheating Oil on the brakes Air in the brake fluid The brakes out of adjustment 21 / 50 What does this sign mean? Mini-Roundabout Roundabout No Vehicles Ring Road 22 / 50 Steer and brake harshly at the same time On loose road surfaces In foggy conditions At night on unlit roads On dry tarmac 23 / 50 After a collision someone has suffered a burn. The burn needs to be cooled. What is the shortest time it should be cooled for. (mark one answer) 60 seconds 30 seconds 10 minutes. 5 minutes. 24 / 50 You’re the first to arrive at the scene of a crash. What should you do? Call the emergency services promptly Leave as soon as another motorist arrives Drag all casualties away from the vehicles Flag down other motorists to help you 25 / 50 What’s the main benefit of driving a four-wheel-drive vehicle? Improved grip on the road Shorter stopping distances Improved passenger comfort Lower fuel consumption 26 / 50 What should you do when you see two elderly pedestrians about to cross the road ahead? Speed up to get past them quickly Expect them to wait for you to pass Stop and wave them across the road Be careful; they may misjudge your speed 27 / 50 At a toucan crossing, what other road user is allowed to cross with pedestrians? Motorcycles Cyclists No other road users are allowed to use this crossing type. Horse riders. 28 / 50 What qualifies you to supervise a learner driver? You must be at least 21 years old You must hold an advanced driving certificate You must have held a licence for at least a year You must be an approved driving instructor 29 / 50 The nearest that you can park to a junction is? 12 metres 16 metres 10 metres 14 metres 30 / 50 You’re joining a motorway. Why is it important to make full use of the slip road? To build up a speed similar to traffic on the motorway Because there is space available to turn round if you need to Because you can continue on the hard shoulder To allow you direct access to the overtaking lanes 31 / 50 What should you do when you’re approaching traffic lights that have been on green for some time? Be ready to stop Accelerate hard Maintain your speed Brake hard 32 / 50 At an incident, someone is suffering from severe burns. What should you do to help them? Douse the burns with clean, cool water Burst any blisters Apply lotions to the injury Remove anything sticking to the burns 33 / 50 On which part of a motorway are amber reflective studs found? Between the central reservation and the carriageway Between the acceleration lane and the carriageway Between the hard shoulder and the carriageway Between each pair of lanes 34 / 50 What should you do when passing sheep on a road? Go very slowly Herd them to the side of the road Briefly sound your horn Pass quickly but quietly 35 / 50 What do traffic-calming measures do? Make overtaking easier Slow traffic down Stop road rage Make parking easier 36 / 50 You have just passed your practical test. You do not hold a full licence in another category. Within 2 years you get 6 points on your licence. What will you have to do. (mark TWO answers) Retake your practical test. Re-apply for your provisional licence. Re-apply for your full licence immediately. Retake both your theory and practical tests. Retake your theory test. 37 / 50 On a motorway, when should the hard shoulder be used? When an emergency arises When taking a short rest When checking a road map When answering a mobile phone 38 / 50 Who should you particularly look out for when reversing? Children. Pedestrians. Traffic police. Motorcycle riders. 39 / 50 When travelling on a motorway or major ‘A’ road, what does this sign mean? A temporary advised speed limit that is NOT compulsory. The number of miles until the next services or rest area. You MUST reduce your speed to the maximum speed displayed. You MUST increase your speed to the minimum speed displayed. 40 / 50 What should you do when you’re approaching a bus that’s signalling to move away from a bus stop? Allow it to pull away, if it's safe to do so Signal left and wave the bus on Flash your headlights as you approach Get past before it moves 41 / 50 After an accident someone is unconscious in their vehicle. When should you call the emergency services. (mark one answer) Only as a last resort. After you have woken them up. After checking for broken bones. As soon as possible. 42 / 50 You’re waiting to emerge from a junction. The windscreen pillar is restricting your view. What should you be particularly aware of? Coaches Buses Lorries Motorcyclists 43 / 50 You’re on a three-lane motorway. A red cross is showing above the hard shoulder and mandatory speed limits above all other lanes. What does this mean? The hard shoulder has a speed limit of 50 mph The hard shoulder can be used as a rest area if you feel tired The hard shoulder is for emergency or breakdown use only The hard shoulder can be used as a normal running lane 44 / 50 You are travelling slowly behind a cyclist in front of you. Why should you give the cyclist plenty of space when overtaking? To get a better view of the road ahead. So that they are more likely to see you. The cyclist might swerve to avoid an obstacle. The rush of wind as you pass can destabilise a cyclist. 45 / 50 You’re coming up to a roundabout. A cyclist is signalling to turn right. What should you do? Give the cyclist plenty of room Signal the cyclist to move across Overtake on the right Give a warning with your horn 46 / 50 How should you dispose of a used vehicle battery? Put it in the dustbin Take it to a local-authority site Bury it in your garden Leave it on waste land 47 / 50 How can you reduce the environmental harm caused by your motor vehicle? Drive faster than normal Keep engine revs low Don't service it Only use it for short journeys 48 / 50 What’s most likely to distract you while you’re driving? Using a mobile phone Checking the mirrors Using the demisters Using the windscreen wipers 49 / 50 The typical stopping distance for a vehicle travelling at 50 mph (80 km/h) on a dry road is 53 metres (175 feet). What is the typical stopping distance for this vehicle in ICY conditions?? 860 metres (2820 feet) 530 metres (3770 feet) 700 metres (2300 feet) 1060 metres (3500 feet) 50 / 50 The typical stopping distance for a vehicle travelling at 40 mph (64 km/h) on a dry road is 36 metres (118 feet). What is the typical stopping distance for this vehicle in ICY conditions? 900 metres (2950 feet) 360 metres (1180 feet) 360 metres (1150 feet) 540 metres (1770 feet) Your score is LinkedIn Facebook Twitter
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