TEST 6 (LESSON 12, 13 & 14)

1. Young drivers travelling to and from discotheques at night are 11. What is the prescribed minimum tyre profile?(116;23)
often involved in serious accidents. What could be the important A. 1 mm
reasons for this? (111;1) B. 1.6 mm
A. Young drivers are full of energy so they drive with vigour and C. 10 mm
exuberance as required by law
B. Young drivers drive new cars only and are experienced
C. Driving too fast and taking risks in order to show off
2. What is the current trial learner period?(111;2) 12. What is the maximum permissible height of a vehicle including
A. 24 months load?(119;8)
B. 6 months A. 4.3 m
C. 12 months B. 1.6 m
C. 6 m
3. An applicant for a learner permit is caught driving without a 13. Which vehicles are you allowed to drive with a driving licence class B
licence. Can this be a reason not to issue a driving licence to when considering the permissible total load?(121;1)
him?(111;3) A. Combination of a car with a permissible total mass of 3500kg and a
A. No because he is using his learners to drive trailer with a permissible total mass of 750kg
B. Yes, because this creates doubts about his characters B. Combination of a car with a permissible total mass of 750kg and a
C. No, because he is a citizen trailer with a permissible total mass of 3500kg
C. Combination of a truck with a permissible total mass of 3600kg and
a trailer with a permissible total mass of 750kg
4. What are frequent causes of traffic accidents after a visit to the 14. You are holding a driving licence class B. Your car has the following
discotheques?(111;4) specifications;
A. Inexperienced young drivers, particularly when driving at night - Empty mass 900kg
B. Police chasing young drivers who drive under the influence of - Permissible total mass 1,400kg
alcohol - Permissible towed load 1,000kg
C. Drivers from the discotheques are vigilant Which trailer are you allowed to tow?(121;2)
A. A Trailer with a permissible total mass of 950kg
B. A trailer with a permissible total mass of 1,000 kg
C. A trailer with a permissible total mass of 850 kg
5. What influences the degree of centrifugal force on bends?(113;1) 15. What should be remembered with regard to the load of a
A. The size of the car vehicle?(120;18)
B. The radius of the bend A. The vehicle should always be fully loaded
C. The load on the car B. The permissible total mass and permissible axle weights must be
exceeded
C. The load must be stewed securely for transport
6. You drive around the bend once at 30km/h and again at 60km/h. 16. You are holding a driving licence class B. Your car has the following
How does the centrifugal force change?(113;6) specifications;
A. It is two times as high - Empty mass 1,900kg
B. It is four times as high - Permissible total mass 2,400kg
C. It is 6 times as high - Permissible towed load 1,500kg
Which trailer are you allowed to tow?(121;3)
A. A trailer with a permissible total mass of 1,500 kg
B. 1,000kg requires class “EB”
C. A trailer with a permissible total mass of 850 kg
7. Which lighting equipment of a vehicle must be duplicated if, e.g. 17. What must you remember in the interest of environmental
such equipment is covered by mounted implements or loaded protections?(123;1)
supports?(113;1) A. To avoid running the engine when driving
A. Indicator lights only B. To avoid driving back and forth unnecessarily
B. Brake lights only C. Environmental protections does not have anything to do with
C. Indicator lights, brake lights, tail lamps, rear reflectors and number driving
plates lights
8. What increases the danger of “flying out” of a bend when driving 18. Why are you required to have a defective exhaust system repaired
at a high speed?(113;5) immediately?(123;2)
A. Braking and Accelerating A. To avoid high fuel consumption
B. The load of the car B. Because parts of the exhaust system can drop on the roadway
C. Reducing speed when reaching the bend C. Because noise pollution decreases
9. Who is responsible for the roadworthiness of licensed 19. Other drivers indicate that your exhaust is emitting a lot of smoke.
vehicle?(114;1) What must you do?(123;8)
A. The driver only A. Go to the nearest filling station and put more petrol
B. The owner of the vehicle only B. Have the exhaust checked immediately
C. The driver and the owner C. Have the engine checked immediately
10. What must you do when you are travelling and you notice that 20. Your vehicle loses oil. How much drinking water can be polluted by a
your vehicle is no longer road worthy?(114;2) single drop of oil?(123;5)
A. Call someone to go and pay for it whilst you still continue with your A. 60 litres
journey B. 600 litres
B. Take the vehicle out of traffic as quickly as possible C. 10 litres
C. Continue with journey and repair the damage later