Arkansas Driver's Practice Test - 2

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1. This sign means:

A) Pedestrian crossing

B) Pedestrians must wait for a green light

C) No Pedestrians

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2. If another vehicle follows you too closely, you should:

A) Move to another lane or slowly reduce the speed

B) Speed up to avoid getting hit from behind

C) Use your horn to alert the driver behind you

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3. If you plan to turn after an intersection, you should:

A) Signal your turn after you have passed the intersection

B) Avoid signaling until you start turning

C) Signal well in advance of the intersection

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4. When you park headed downhill and there is a curb, you should turn your front wheels:

A) Toward the curb

B) Parallel to and touching the curb

C) Away from the curb

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5. Where is passing another vehicle against the law?

A) On one-way streets

B) Close to the top of a hill where your view is blocked

C) On roads with center lines

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6. Why should you not pass or stop close to a truck backing up?

A) Your motor is likely to stall

B) You might be in the driver's no-zone

C) Trucks always have the right-of-way when backing up

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7. Before getting out of your parked car on the traffic side of a street, you should:

A) Signal with your arm through an open window

B) Turn on your turn signal

C) Check traffic

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8. If you have a green light and vehicles are blocking the intersection, you should:

A) Tap your horn and insist on the right-of-way

B) Proceed slowly

C) Stay where you are and wait until the traffic clears

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9. Which is the most crucial driving technique on slippery roads?

A) Reduce speed and increase the following distance

B) Use a higher gear

C) Add extra weight to the vehicle to improve traction

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10. When is it necessary to always allow extra room in front of your vehicle?

A) When following a station wagon

B) When driving at low speeds

C) When towing a trailer

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11. With a learner's license, you may drive alone:

A) To a license office to take a test

B) In no situation

C) Any time except between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m

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12. To avoid a collision, a driver basically has three actions they can take:

A) Brake, keep speed, or flash headlights

B) Brake, turn, or accelerate

C) Accelerate, decrease following distance, or call for help

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13. What does this sign mean?

A) An uneven number of lanes are open to traffic

B) The shoulder is lower than the road

C) Differences in elevation between parallel lanes

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14. When there is a stop line at a stop sign, drivers must:

A) Stop at a point where it is possible to see clearly in all directions

B) Stop only if pedestrians are in the crosswalk

C) Stop at the line

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15. When entering or crossing a city street from a driveway in a business or residence district, you must:

A) Use your horn

B) Stop on the sidewalk

C) Stop before the sidewalk

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16. A sign with a pentagon (five-sided) shape means:

A) Yield

B) No passing

C) School zone or school crossing

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17. A two-way special left turn lane is for:

A) Left turns from both directions

B) Left and right turns

C) Passing slower vehicles

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18. What does this sign mean?

A) Hospital

B) Cross Road

C) Divided highway ahead

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19. You should always fasten your seat belts:

A) Before you drive

B) Only when you are going on a long trip

C) When a police officer pulls you over

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20. Why should you prepare to stop when coming to a railroad crossing and a truck with a hazardous load is in front?

A) You should never cross within 500 feet of the truck

B) The truck needs more space when crossing the railroad

C) The truck will stop at the crossing

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21. Your ability to judge speed, time, and distance changes after only one drink of alcohol.

A) False

B) True

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22. What can you do to help prevent injured persons from going into shock at the scene of an accident?

A) Cover them with a blanket or coat to keep them warm

B) Give them something to drink

C) Help them from the vehicle

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23. To back your vehicle safely, you should not:

A) Look over your right shoulder through the rear window

B) Back slowly

C) Depend on your mirrors

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24. This sign means:

A) Crossroad

B) Hospital

C) Church

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25. Any time you turn on your wipers due to bad weather, you must also:

A) Turn on your headlights

B) Slow down to 30 mph or less

C) Turn on your parking lights

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Being organized and well-prepared for your instruction permit test or driver’s license exam can make all the difference in your results. Effective studying starts with the right attitude. You aren’t just learning to pass the test; you are learning to be a better driver.

When young people fail their permit exam, it is often due to not studying enough. Many students think the test is manageable and that driving rules are mostly common sense. If you don’t take any driver’s practice tests, it’s easy to make that mistake.

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First, a driver’s practice test helps you be less nervous.

Any exam can be a stressful experience, causing you to go blank when you see a question, even though you know the correct answer.

With practice tests, you will get familiar with the questions that Arkansas State Police will ask on the test. It should boost your confidence and reduce your nervousness on the exam.

Practice tests also help you determine if you are ready for the real thing and identify areas where you need to dig deeper. Study at your own pace and use the sample tests to monitor your progress. Wait to take the real permit test until you are certain you can pass.

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