TEST 5 (LESSON 9, 10 & 11)
1. You want to pull out of a row of parked vehicles into the stream of 11. Who has stopped
moving traffic. Behind you is a parked truck and trailer. How do you incorrectly?(98;16)
assess this situation?(81;1) A. The red car
A. You sound the horn to warn those that are coming as you join the road B. The yellow car
B. Ask someone to tell you if there are cars coming before you join the road C. Both the red and the yellow car
C. Because of your restricted view you cannot see approaching vehicles until
there are very close
2. You want to turn out of a road with a sunken kerbstone into another 12. Who has parked incorrectly?(98;17)
road. A car is coming from the right. Who must wait?(81;6) A. The black car
A. The car that is coming from the right must wait B. The white car
B. Whoever turns into the road over a sunken kerbstone must wait C. Both cars
C. Both of you must wait
3. By mistake, you have taken the right 13. You turn from a brightly lit road into an unlit road. What do you
hand lane but wish to turn left. What have to bear in mind?(103;1)
do you do?(82;1) A. Get prepared to meet game pass
A. Quickly change to the left lane and turn B. Switch on lights full beam always when driving on an unlit
left road
B. You can still turn left using the right C. Eyes adapt only slowly to darkness
lane
C. Proceed straight or turn right
4. There are cyclists and pedestrians on the roadway. What must you 14. What must you do if a collision with a game animal is impossible
remember when overtaking?(85;1) to avoid?(103;7)
A. You may only overtake keeping a safe lateral distance(at least 1.5m) A. Brake harshly to avoid hitting the animal
B. Sound the horn for them to warn that you are overtaking B. Turn your steering away so that your car takes a different
C. Just overtake them because they can hear the sound of your car direction
C. Brake, hold the steering firmly and try to maintain the
direction of travel
5. What are you prepared for?(86;10) 15. At which time of the day do you have to reckon with increased
A. To overtake the cyclist ahead very game pass?(103;9)
quickly A. At dawn only
B. The cyclist’s riding will be extremely B. At dawn and dusk
unsteady due to the weight in the C. During the night
carrier
C. Sound your horn to the cyclist to clear
your way
6. Which line must you follow?(91;8) 16. What can cause even dipped headlights to dazzle on-coming
A. The line on the left traffic?(104;11)
B. The line on the right A. Headlights set too low
C. It is your chose to follow any of the line B. Wrongly inserted bulbs
C. Driving a brand new car
7. Which line must you follow in this one 17. When must you use dipped headlights also during the
way street?(93;17) day?(105;31)
A. The line on the left A. When you are driving at a high speed
B. The line on the right B. When there is traffic congestion
C. Follow any of the two C. When visibility is considerably reduced by rain
8. All three vehicles want to turn right. 18. You have damaged a parked car. Though you have waited for a
Which is in the correct lane?(93;18) lengthy of time, the owner /driver has not appeared. What must
A. The green vehicle you do?(107;2)
B. The yellow vehicle A. Leave your name and address on the damaged car and
C. The truck immediately report the accident to the police within 24
hours
B. Just leave the car and go since the owner has not appeared
C. Leave your cell number so that the owner can call you upon
his arrival then just go home
9. Where is stopping prohibited?(97;1) 19. You are the first person to arrive at the scene of an accident with
A. Where there are no stop signs injured persons. What should you do as a rule?(108;5)
B. On the hard shoulder A. Call the police
C. On pedestrian crossing and up to 5m before pedestrian crossing B. Call the ambulance
C. Make the scene of the accident safe
10. Where is parking prohibited?(97;2) 20. What is entered in the Central-Card-Index for Traffic
A. On parking bays Offences?(109;1)
B. Up to 50m before level crossing outside built-up areas A. Traffic offenses only
C. On priority roads outside built-up areas B. Criminal offenses in connection with road traffic
C. Stealing of motor-vehicles
