US Signs - Shapes and Colors - Interactive Test

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A road sign with this shape means:

A) No passing

B) School zone or school crossing

C) Yield

D) Pedestrian Crossing

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What does a sign with this shape mean?

A) Stop

B) Warning

C) Do not enter

D) Yield

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Which road signs have a fluorescent yellow-green background?

A) School, bicycle, pedestrian warning signs

B) Emergency traffic incidents signs

C) Signs marking no-passing zones

D) Work zones signs

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What is the shape of a warning sign with these symbols?

A) Vertical rectangular

B) Round (circular)

C) Three-sided pennant

D) Four-sided diamond

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Yield signs have what shape?

A) Square or vertical rectangular

B) Circular

C) Horizontal rectangular

D) Upside down triangle

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A vertical rectangular road sign usually indicates:

A) A stop ahead

B) A general warning

C) A regulation you must obey

D) A school crossing

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Road signs that give directions and information are traditionally:

A) Triangular

B) Rectangular

C) Five-sided

D) Round

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A sign informing about amenities is an example of a road sign with:

A) Red background

B) Blue background

C) Yellow background

D) White background

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A sign showing a nearby historical marker has:

A) White background

B) Orange background

C) Blue background

D) Brown background

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What is the four-sided diamond shape used for?

A) Warning of possible hazards

B) No-passing zones

C) Yield signs

D) Railroad advance warning signs

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A sign guiding you to a national park or a recreation area usually is:

A) Brown

B) Blue

C) Black and White

D) Yellow

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Road signs indicating emergency traffic incidents have:

A) Fluorescent pink background

B) Red background

C) Yellow background

D) Orange background

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What road signs have a yellow background?

A) Guide signs

B) Parking signs

C) General warning signs

D) Regulation signs

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A road sign guiding you to a train station has:

A) Blue background

B) Red background

C) Yellow background

D) Green background

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What road signs have a white background?

A) Guide signs

B) General warning signs

C) Regulatory signs

D) Work zone warning signs

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Road signs directing you to motorist services are usually:

A) Yellow

B) Orange

C) Blue

D) Brown

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What is the background color of a road sign with this shape?

A) Red

B) Black and White

C) Orange

D) Yellow

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If you see a green road sign, it will most likely:

A) Tell you to the distance to cities nearby

B) Direct you to motorist services, such as an rest area or gas station

C) Indicate a new speed limit

D) Warn you of possible hazards ahead

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Three-sided pennant shape used for:

A) Stop signs

B) Signs marking no-passing zones

C) Yield signs

D) Railroad advance warning signs

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What background color does a sign like this have?

A) Yellow

B) Brown

C) Blue

D) Orange

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When preparing for a driver’s license test or a renewal exam it is easy to focus only on rules of the road, memorizing speed limits, or right-of-way rules. But one area that’s just as important is learning the shapes and colors of road signs.

This knowledge plays a major role in safe driving and can make or break your performance on both the written and practical portions of your test.

This interactive road sign test gives you 20 questions about common shapes and colors of US road signs.

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Road signs use shapes and colors to convey critical information quickly, even before you can read the text. That’s not just a design choice – it’s a safety feature.

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