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1.Even a seemingly minor thing, such as ______________ can spark a road rage incident.A. Driving slightly below the speed limitB. Forgetting to signal when changing a laneC. Holding up traffic behind you while waiting to turn leftD. All of the above2.Slowing down needlessly to look at a smashed-up vehicle at an accident scene is an example of _______________.A. VisualizingB. RubberneckingC. MobilizingD. Hindering3.It takes about __________ for the body to process and neutralize one drinkA. 1/2 hourB. 1 hourC. 1 1/2 hoursD. 2 hours4.What is a "blind intersection"?A. A remote or rarely-used intersection which may not appear on a map or GPS deviceB. An designated intersection where visually-impaired pedestrians may cross the streetC. An intersection where you cannot see until you are within 50 feet of itD. An intersection where you cannot see until you are within 100 feet of it.5.A warning sign is usually shaped like a _______.A. SquareB. CircleC. DiamondD. Triangle6.________ are an example of a "moving" part of a vehicle's engine.A. Cylinder blocksB. Head gasketsC. ValvesD. None of the above7.The brake system warning light warns you that one or more of your vehicle's braking systems is not working properly. It also alerts you that _________.A. The parking brake is engagedB. Your vehicle's brake fluid needs to be replacedC. Your vehicle's headlight fluid needs to be replacedD. You are riding the brake8.A __________ collision is the common name for a broadside collision in which the front of one vehicle crashes into the side of another vehicle.A. Rear-EndB. RolloverC. T-BoneD. Sideswipe9.TRUE or FALSE? Georgia law prohibits auto insurance companies from charging a policyholder a higher rate based solely on their age.A. TrueB. False10.If you can see _________ of Abe Lincoln's head when doing the "penny test", it means your tire tread is NOT sufficient.A. 1/4B. 1/3C. 1/2D. All11.Your vehicle's _____________ provides you with all the information you need about your car’s features and its needs for routine service.A. History reportB. Temperature gaugeC. Automotive control systemD. Owner's manual12.___________ signs are designed to control traffic, providing guidance that you are legally bound to follow such as speed limts, turning limitations, vehicle height/weight restrictions, etc.A. InformationalB. RegulatoryC. ServiceD. Guide13.When an emergency vehicle is approaching with its sirens on and/or its lights flashing, you must ___________________.A. Follow the emergency vehicle to see if you can helpB. Stop immediately, even if you are in an intersectionC. Slow down and move as close to the center of the road as possibleD. Slow down and move to the right shoulder (or as far right as possible)14.If a bike lane is present on the roadway, bicyclists may leave the bike lane when ____________________.A. PassingB. TurningC. Attempting to avoid a collisionD. All of the above15.TRUE or FALSE? A higher grade-point average may get you a discount on your auto insurance premium.A. TrueB. False16.What do novice drivers do more than mature drivers?A. Concentrate their eye movements in a smaller areaB. Check the rearview mirror less often than they shouldC. Focus on the front and right of the vehicleD. All of the above17.Georgia law requires that you switch your headlights from high-beam to low-beam when you are within ________ of the vehicle ahead of you.A. 200 feetB. 300 feetC. 400 feetD. 500 feet18.A littering conviction can result in your _______________.A. Having to clean up litter from an area of the judge's choosingB. Paying a fine as high as $2,000C. A two-year prison termD. All of the above19.One common mistake many bicyclists make which you as a motor vehicle driver must watch out for is ________________.A. Not wearing a helmetB. Driving with a flat tireC. Not using appropriate hand signals to indicate a turn20.Most experts believe that the optimal hand positioning on the steering wheel is _____________.A. 9 o'clock and 3 o'clockB. 10 o'clock and 2 o'clockC. 10 o'clock and 3 o'clockD. 8 o'clock and 4 o'clock

10._____________ is important when passing, approaching a vehicle or obstruction, and turning.

1.If you are on a collision course with an animal on the road, the Georgia DDS recommends ___________ to avoid hitting the animal.A. SwervingB. Against Swerving2.Vehicles may not drive in a bike lane __________________.A. Unless they are driving below the speed limitB. Unless they are turning right at a corner or into a driveway entranceC. Unless they are passing another vehicleD. Ever3.Most accidents involving a bicycle and a motor vehicle occur _______________.A. In wet weatherB. During nighttime hoursC. In the daytime on dry, straight roadsD. At or near curves4.You are turning right at a solid, round green light and pedestrians who are crossing the street you are turning into have a "Walk" sign. Who has the right of way?A. You do, because you have the green lightB. The pedestrians do, because they have a Walk signC. Neither has the right of wayD. The vehicles has the right-of-way if there are fewer than three pedestrians crossing the street; if there's three or more, the pedestrians have the right-of-way5.Other than people walking their pets, animals maybe in and around roadways because _________________.A. One may have escaped from a nearby zooB. Animals are sometimes used for transportation or for providing the power to move a vehicleC. Wild animals may sometimes dash across the roadD. All of the above6.Over 60% of collisions caused between vehicles and motorcycles were caused by __________.A. The vehicle operatorB. The motorcycle operatorC. Poor visibility conditionsD. None of the above7.One common mistake many bicyclists make which you as a motor vehicle driver must watch out for is ________________.A. Not wearing a helmetB. Driving with a flat tireC. Not using appropriate hand signals to indicate a turn8.When an emergency vehicle is approaching with its sirens on and/or its lights flashing, you must ___________________.A. Slow down and move to the right shoulder (or as far right as possible)B. Slow down and move as close to the center of the road as possibleC. Stop immediately, even if you are in an intersectionD. Follow the emergency vehicle to see if you can help9.What are "No Zones?"A. Areas where only pedestrians and bicycles are permitted (no motor vehicles allowed)B. Special areas which are closed to traffic at certain times (usually during night hours)C. The large blind zones on both sides of a large semi-truckD. Areas where driving above the speed limit will result in stiffer penalties than in other areas10.When passing a horse or a horse-drawn vehicle, you should ______________.A. Pass on the rightB. Drive slowly and do not make any sudden moves with your vehicleC. Drive quickly so you can complete the maneuver before the horse becomes frightened and/or nervousD. None of the above--for safety reasons, it is against the law to pass either a horse or horse-driven vehicle

I __________ a new car.am haveam havinghavehavingdo haveQuestion 24 PointsWhat are you watching now?TomorrowAt 7:30 amA movieNext weekendListening to musicQuestion 34 PointsWhere are you walking?On SaturdayWith my friendsTomorrowTo my houseI am notQuestion 44 PointsWhat are Peter and Sue doing?They are ride a horseThey ride a horseThey're riding a horseThey do ride a horseThey riding a horseQuestion 54 PointsIs he driving to your house?Yes, he is.Yes, he's.Yes, he is driving.Yes, he drives.Yes, he driving.

If you are charged in a crash with injuries and are driving a motorcycle, you are _______________ for any bodily injuries and property damage to others.Possibly responsibleNot responsibleFinancially responsibleProbably responsible