Learner Licence questions Noida
Question | Option 1 | Option 2 | Option 3 | Answer | Image |
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A cyclist is signalling to turn right and drawn to center of the road, you should | overtake through left side | sound horn continually | overtake through right side only | 1 | |
Driving at high speed | gives you better fuel efficiency | take less time for your journey | reduces time to react to hazard | 3 | |
While driving, avoid | observing traffic rules | reacting to wrong behaviour of other drivers | observing the dashboard gauges | 2 | |
The continuous yellow line in the centre of the road means | no parking | do not overtake | stop | 2 | |
In this carriageway you can drive | above 50 km/hr | below 50 km/hr | up to a maximum legal speed permitted to your vehicle | 2 | |
When you approach a bridge you should | slow down and do not overtake | beware of pedestrians | switch on the headlights | 1 | |
When approaching a right-hand curve, you should keep well to the left to | improve your view of the road | avoid skid | pass the vehicle from behind | 1 | |
While you are approaching a staggered junction, you should | slow the vehicle | maintain your speed and sound the horn | use hazard warning light | 1 | |
At the Blind Junction you must stop | only if there is traffic on the main road | behind the line and move forward slowly as vision improves | only if you are turning to the right | 2 | |
You entered a one-way in the opposite direction unknowingly, you should | reverse out of the road | turn back carefully and drive away | continue to the end of the road | 2 | |
While driving through a main road another vehicle is reversing from a side road, You should | Move to the opposite side of the road | speed up and drive through quickly | sound your horn and be prepared to stop | 3 | |
Approaching a crossroad, the driver of the long vehicle ahead of you, signals right and moves to left, You should | sound horn and warn the driver | wait behind the vehicle | overtake on the right-hand side | 2 | |
Basic rule on a two-lane highway is | keep to the left lane unless overtaking | keep the lane with the least traffic | always keep to the right lane at high speed | 1 | |
You meet an obstruction on your side of the road, You should | move on as you have priority | accelerate to move quickly | give way to oncoming traffic | 3 | |
The white line along the side of the road | means no parking | means no overtaking | edge of carriageway | 3 | |
The mandatory signs giving orders are mostly in | Red/Blue circles | Red Triangles | Base triangles | 1 | |
This line means | cross it whenever you feel | cross it when it is safe and come back after overtaking | not cross it under any circumstances | 2 | |
Vehicles adjacent to the solid line | can cross line for overtaking | cannot cross for overtaking | cannot stop | 2 | |
Before you make a "U" turn you should | Select the neutral gear and the indicator, show the signal for a right turn, watch in the rear view mirror | wait for signal to turn red | 2 | ||
While taking a "U" turn in this road, You should | Move forward since prohibited | Look in the mirror, give signal, and turn | show the signal, pass the vehicle from the opposite direction, and turn | 1 | |
When you are moving from a parking place, You should | use the rear view mirrors, check in the blind spot, and give signal | look around the vehicle | sound horn and move ahead | 1 | |
When do you stop on a motorway | when ordered by police or if traffic signal is red | in an emergency or breakdown | all of the above | 3 | |
You are intending to turn left, you should position your vehicle at | the middle lane | the left hand lane | on the shoulder of the road | 2 | |
You are in a wrong lane while approaching a busy junction you should | continue in that lane | stop until other lane is cleared | show signal and cut across | 1 | |
When going straight ahead at a roundabout | indicate right signal and then left signal | No signal is required | use hazard warning lamp | 2 | |
You must not reverse your vehicle | on a busy road | on a one-way road | all of the above | 3 | |
When do you reverse from a side road into a main road | only if both roads are clear and empty | at any time | legally not permitted | 3 | |
When approaching from the rear, where two lanes of traffic have stopped at a signal, you should | pass all the vehicles and stop in front of them | stop behind the last vehicle in the appropriate lane | stop anywhere | 2 | |
Rear Mirror is slightly curved to | give a wider field of vision | cover the blind spot totally | judge the speed of following vehicle | 1 | |
Noise pollution may result in | disturbing mental equilibrium | disturbing the concentration of the driver | all of the above | 3 | |
Air pollution affects | Human beings only | plants and animals only | all of the above | 3 | |
Fitment of multi-toned horns on a motor vehicle is | permitted only in emergencies | an offence under the law as it causes noise pollution | for avoiding accidents | 2 | |
Your vehicle pulls to one side while braking, You should | change the tyres around | pump the pedal when braking | consult your mechanic | 3 | |
What is the common cause of skidding | bad condition of tyres and road | error of driver | both of the above | 3 | |
While traveling you are dazzled by headlights of an oncoming vehicle, you should | pull down your sun visor | slow down and stop | switch on your main beam | 2 | |
What is a blind spot | An area not seen in your rear view mirrors | an area not covered by headlights | an area not covered by the rear view mirror inside your vehicle | 1 | |
While approaching a road under repair, you comply the permitted speed limit | during daytime and working is going on | during nighttime only | at all times | 3 | |
An accident has just happened and the injured person is lying on the road, you should | protect the area and inform the authorities | protect the area and give first aid to injured | protect the area, give first aid, take the injured to the hospital, and inform the authorities | 3 | |
What is the main aim of first aid | To treat the injury | To prevent aggravating the injury and its effects | all of the above | 2 | |
How does alcohol affect your driving | It increases your awareness | It reduces your concentration and attention | It increases your confidence | 2 | |
Which of these lights will come after Amber at a traffic light | Red | Green | red or green | 1 | |
While driving you start feeling tired or unable to concentrate, You should | Stop as soon as it is safe to do so and take rest | Switch on the stereo to help you concentrate | Speed up to get to your destination sooner | 1 | |
You are driving at night, what can you do to help you keep alert? | Take proper rest periods at correct intervals | Walk around in fresh air after a rest stop | Both of the above | 2 | |
You are driving a car during a journey, you are feeling ill and unable to concentrate, what should you do? | Increase your speed to finish your work earlier | Continue your journey and keep your windows open | Stop in a safe place and if possible seek medical attention | 3 | |
Anti-lock braking system is designed to | prevent the driving wheel from spinning | prevent moisture from building up inside the braking system | prevent wheels from locking up on braking and avoid skidding of the tyres | 3 | |
What is "brake fade" | A reduction of air pressure | Smooth progressive braking | Reduction of braking effectiveness | 3 | |
To prevent brake fade while descending you should | select neutral for a short distance | repeatedly pump the brake pedal | select a suitable higher power gear and apply brakes if only necessary | 3 | |
When stopping on an uphill gradient, one should | Hold the vehicle on the clutch | Hold the vehicle on the foot brake | Hold the vehicle applying parking brake after stopping | 3 | |
You are driving behind a large vehicle, how can you improve your view ahead? | Overtake as soon as you can | Move over to the left | Stay further back | 3 | |
While driving through a flooded road what should you do? | Stop the vehicle until the flood stops | Watch flood level gauge, drive in high torque gear with high acceleration | Drive in high torque gear with low acceleration | 2 | |
Driving the vehicle in neutral gear downhill is dangerous because it affects the | Cooling system | Speed governor | Brake system | 3 | |
What is the benefit of power-assisted steering | Reduce tyre wear | Assist with braking | Reduce driving effort | 3 | |
How can you avoid harsh driving? | Gently apply the parking brake | Plan and take earlier action in using brakes | Slow down by using gears only | 2 | |
On which occasions would passengers be most likely to notice weight transfer? | Braking | Cornering | Both of the above | 3 | |
Which of the following should you do before a bend, roundabout, or corner? | Select the appropriate gear | Adjust your speed | Both of the above | 3 | |
Hazard warning lamps may only be used at certain times | for going ahead at a junction | For slowing down the rear vehicle | for emergency parking especially on high ways and busy roads | 3 |
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