Drivers Exam Review

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If you move, you must report your change of
address to the Motor Vehicle Division within

• two weeks
• 15 days
• 10 days
• one month

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Many people get into serious trouble with their
drivers license because

• they forget to carry it while driving
• they do not show it when demanded by an officer
• they use it for identification when cashing bad
  checks
  
• they do not understand or inform themselves of
  the legal responsibilities of having a license

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Parents, when signing for their child under 18
years of age, are indicating

• that their child has passed a drivers education
  course
  
• that their child is a careful driver
• that they are affirming their childs correct
  date of birth
  
• that they are accepting financial responsibility
  for any damage as a result from the minor
  operating a motor vehicle

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A person who has an out-of jurisdiction license
becomes a Montana resident for the purpose of
licensing and is required to obtain a Montana
drivers license after being in this State for

• 120 days
• 30 days
• 14 days
• 12 months

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At what Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) does the law
state you are under the influence of alcohol?

• .00
• .05
• .08
• All of the above

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Refusal to consent to a chemical test for alcohol
content in the blood (first offense) will result
in a suspension of the drivers license and
privilege for

• 15 days
• 3 months
• 6 months
• 60 days

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Your driving record is used

• by the state and your insurance company to
  establish how safe a driver you are
  
• by the Department of Revenue to see if you have
  paid taxes
  
• by the direct mail companies to establish a
  mailing list
  
• by the Registrar of Motor Vehicles to keep track
  of the vehicles you own

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What is a Probationary License?

• A license restricted to essential driving only
• A learners license to practice with
• A license to practice driving a commercial
  vehicle
  
• A temporary unrestricted license

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Headlights are required at any time you cannot
see persons or vehicles for 500 feet (because of
snow, dust, fog, etc.) and

• when traffic is very heavy
• during daylight savings time
• from ½ hour before sunset to ½ hour after
  sunrise
  
• from ½ hour after sunset to ½ hour before sunrise

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A leaking exhaust system can

• cause excessive oil use
• make your vehicle need a tune-up sooner than
  normal
  
• make you drowsy while driving
• set grass fires on country roads

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Upon hearing a siren of an emergency vehicle, a
driver must

• stop quickly where he is
• stop and wait for a red or green light
• stop at the right side of the street or roadway
• increase speed and keep out of the way of the
  emergency vehicle

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Turn signals must be visible for

• 500 feet
• 250 feet
• 100 feet
• only visible at night

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The sign pictured at the right means that
STOP AHEAD

• there is a bus stop ahead
• there is a stop sign ahead
• there is a caution light ahead
• you must stop when other cars stop

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The sign pictured at the right means that
SCHOOL

• you must drive slowly and sound horn
• you must watch for children in this area
• you must watch for children during school hours
• schools ahead slow down and watch for children
  at all times

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The sign pictured at the right means that

• the highway ahead turns only to the right
• the highway ahead turns sharply to the right
• the highway ahead turns to the right and then to
  the left
  
• the highway ahead turns to the left and then to
  the right

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The sign pictured at the right means that
NARROW BRIDGE

• trucks are prohibited on the narrow bridge
• the bridge ahead is open to one-way traffic only
• the bridge ahead is wide enough for one car at a
  time
  
• the bridge ahead may be too narrow to meet or
  pass a truck, you must be careful

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The sign pictured at the right means that
Road Construction 1500 Feet

• there is a detour ahead
• you must stop for a flagmen
• the road ahead is closed to traffic
• the highway ahead is being repaired approach
  with caution

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The sign pictured at the right means that
LOOSEGRAVEL

• there are trucks hauling gravel ahead
• the highway ahead is under construction
• the highway ahead is covered with loose gravel
• the highway ahead had been sanded for icy
  conditions

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It is permissible to drive a motor vehicle to the
left of the center line of a highway

• when overtaking and passing another vehicle
• when you have 500 ft. of clear road ahead to
  the rear
  
• when the shoulder of the road is rough the
  ditch is deep
  
• when the road is clear of cars coming from the
  opposite direction

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The shared center lane is reserved for

• making left turns
• U-turns when they are permitted
• can be used by vehicles traveling in both
  directions
  
• all of the above

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When approaching a Yield right-of-way sign, you
must

• give right-of-way to vehicles on the left
• give right-of-way to vehicles on the right
• slow down, proceed cautiously
• slow to 15 miles an hour and yield right-of-way
  to all vehicles

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When dealing with pedestrians, a driver must

• make very sure the pedestrian sees him
• yield the right-of-way even if the pedestrian is
  in the wrong
  
• always yield the right-of-way when the pedestrian
  is legally entitled to it
  
• slow down and sound the horn when entering a
  heavily congested area

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A driver upon meeting or overtaking a school bus
from either direction which has stopped on the
highway with its red lights flashing must

• stop before reaching the bus and not proceed
  until the bus has resumed motion
  
• stop before reaching the bus and not proceed
  until the red lights have been extinguished
  
• stop before reaching the bus and proceed only
  when all children have loaded or unloaded
  
• stop not proceed until the way is clear

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When encountering a funeral procession, a driver

• may not drive between the vehicles forming the
  procession unless authorized by a police officer
  
• may not enter an intersection across the path of
  a funeral procession as it is proceeding through
  a red traffic-control device
  
• must yield the right-of-way to a motor vehicle
  that is part of the funeral procession
  
• all of the above

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At dusk or on overcast days, you should

• drive with your four (4) way flasher on
• not turn any vehicle lights on
• drive with your parking lights on
• turn on your vehicle lights

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You should be cautious when passing a bicycle
because

• you are going faster than the bicycle
• the bicycle always has the right-of-way
• oncoming traffic may not see you pull out to
  pass
  
• the cyclist may have to swerve into traffic to
  avoid an object on the road

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In order to avoid last-minute braking or the need
to turn, you should look down the road at least

• 2 seconds ahead of your vehicle
• 4 seconds ahead of your vehicle
• 10 seconds ahead of your vehicle
• 15 seconds ahead of your vehicle

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Driving at night requires increased caution
because

• traffic is faster at night
• there is a larger volume of traffic at night
• a driver cannot see as well at night
• accidents occur more frequently at night

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Other than by your signals, other motorists can
sometimes determine your intention to turn by

• your vehicle positions and eye contact
• the turning of your wheels
• your slowing up at the corner
• the actions of the car behind you

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A good rule to remember for passing is

• pass on the right whenever possible
• try to get to the front of any line of slow
  moving traffic so that you can see better
  
• always flash your lights and sound your horn to
  alert the other driver
  
• drive with the flow of traffic, passing only as
  needed

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Hydroplaning is best described as

• your tires pushing water out of their paths
• your tires causing sheets of water to splash on
  passing vehicles
  
• your tires throwing water to the rear, causing
  problems for following vehicles
  
• your tires actually floating on a film of water

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If you become stranded in a snow storm, the best
thing to do is

• get out of the car and go for help
• keep the windows rolled up tight, keeping the
  engine running at all times
  
• stay in the car as you are more likely to be
  found
  
• lay down in the car and go to sleep

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When observing another vehicle entering the
interstate from a merging traffic lane, it would
be safest to

• speed up so the other vehicle can enter behind
  you
  
• slow down and let the other vehicle enter
• proceed as you were and let the other vehicle
  enter at its own risk
  
• move to the left lane so the other vehicle could
  enter the Interstate safely

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When following another vehicle, you are too close
if the distance between your vehicles is less
than the distance your vehicle travels in

• 1 second
• 3 seconds
• 2 seconds
• 5 seconds

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When entering an interstate, you should

• try to enter at same speed traffic is moving
• if you have to wait for space to enter a roadway,
  slow down
  
• use your rearview mirror and look over your
  shoulder
  
• all of the above

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Nine out of ten traffic accidents are caused by

• poor roads
• mechanical failures
• exceeding speed limits
• errors in human judgment

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Your body gets rid of

• three (alcoholic) drinks an hour
• one (alcoholic) drink an hour
• two (alcoholic) drinks an hour
• none of the above

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To help relieve fatigue on a trip, it would be a
good idea to

• stop for a rest every two hours
• drive with one eye open at a time
• do arm exercises every hour
• change feet on the gas pedal

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The main reason why drinking alcohol and then
driving is so dangerous is that it affects your

• coordination
• vision
• judgment and skill
• reflexes

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When passing a vehicle at 55 mph, how much
distance should you allow to safely pass?

• one-tenth of a mile
• two-thirds of a mile
• one-third of a mile
• three-fourths of a mile

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Stress can affect your driving by

• lessening your concentration on the driving task
• decreasing your chances of an accident
• causing you to go to sleep at the wheel
• making you more aware of others around you

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What should you do if your cars right wheels
leave the pavement

• stop quickly
• accelerate and steer back on the road quickly
• pull all the way off and wait until safe to get
  back on the road
  
• take your foot off the gas and when slowed down,
  ease back on the road when safe

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What should you do if your accelerator sticks
while driving?

• reach down attempt to pull it up
• turn engine off
• shift to neutral apply steady pressure on the
  brake
  
• shift to park

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What is the number one killer on Montana roads?

• poor or unkempt roads
• drunk drivers
• inclement weather/driving conditions
• excessive speed

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When involved in an accident as a driver

• do not exchange information with other drivers
• deny responsibility for the accident
• exchange all information with other drivers
• let the other driver report the accident

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If involved in an accident, drivers should

• stop their vehicles at or near the scene
• turn off the ignition of wrecked vehicles(s)
• do not stand or walk in traffic lanes
• all of the above

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When approaching an accident scene you should

• keep your attention on your driving
• keep moving
• stop if you are involved or if emergency help has
  not arrived
  
• all of the above

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This concludes the Montana Drivers Exam Review P
ower Point Presentation prepared by Betsy Kunsma
n Computer Applications Class Billings Adult and
Literacy Education Program