1. What do guide signs generally look like?
- A. Triangles, red and white
- B. Squares or rectangles that are green, brown, or blue
- C. Round and yellow
- D. Octagons and red
Answer: Squares or rectangles that are green, brown, or blue
Guide signs are “square or rectangular and are green, brown, or blue” and advise about intersecting roads and services.
2. How many total practice driving hours must a minor complete with a parent/guardian, and how many must be after sunset?
- A. 20 total / 5 after sunset
- B. 30 total / 5 after sunset
- C. 40 total / 10 after sunset
- D. 50 total / 15 after sunset
Answer: 40 total / 10 after sunset
A student must complete “40 hours of driving (10 hours after sunset) with a parent or legal guardian.”
3. One organ donor can potentially save the lives of how many people?
Answer: 8
The handbook says one organ donor can potentially save the lives of eight (8) people.
4. What additional requirement applies to vehicles manufactured after 1967?
- A. Wipers must be heated
- B. Wipers must be automatic
- C. They must have a wiper system with two or more speeds
- D. Rear wiper is mandatory
Answer: They must have a wiper system with two or more speeds
If a vehicle was manufactured after 1967, it must have a wiper system with two or more speeds.
5. What is a blind spot?
- A. The area of roadway that cannot be seen with mirrors while operating a vehicle
- B. A dark section of road at night
- C. The space only behind large trucks
- D. An area where passing is not allowed
Answer: The area of roadway that cannot be seen with mirrors while operating a vehicle
The area of roadway that cannot be seen with mirrors while operating a vehicle
6. Under the Not-a-Drop Act, how long will a person under 21 have their driving privileges denied for a first offense with any measurable alcohol in their body?
- A. 30 days
- B. 3 months
- C. 6 months
- D. 1 year
Answer: 6 months
The Not-a-Drop Act provides that such a person “will have all driving privileges denied for six (6) months for a first offense.”
7. How many attempts for the written knowledge test are allowed within 12 months?
- A. One attempt
- B. Two attempts
- C. Three attempts
- D. Four attempts
Answer: Three attempts
The fee covers up to three attempts to pass within 12 months.
8. Which is a recommended way to help prevent identity fraud?
- A. Carry all personal documents with you
- B. Keep personal identification documents in a secure location
- C. Share personal info over the phone if asked
- D. Throw away financial statements without checking
Answer: Keep personal identification documents in a secure location
It advises keeping documents like birth certificates and Social Security cards in a secure location and carrying only what you need.