b 71. Whenever the windows of your car become cloudy, obstructing your vision, you should
(a) continue to drive your car but reduce speed.
(b) stop and clear windows.
(c) continue at normal speed.
(d) slow down and drive to service station.
a 72. If you become tired or sleepy while driving, you should
(a) stop and rest.
(b) drink coffee and tea.
(c) drive more carefully.
(d) turn on the radio.
d 73. If you become tired or sleepy while driving, it is best to
(a) take anti-sleep pills.
(b) stop for a cup of coffee.
(c) stop and exercise until you wake up.
(d) rest or if possible change a driver.
c 74. The first driving ability affected by alcohol is
(a) knowledge.
(b) skill.
(c) judgment.
a 75. Alcohol first effects
(a) judgement and coordination.
(b) knowledge.
(c) skill.
a 76. If you are convicted for operating a vehicle while under the influence of any alcoholic beverage, you will
(a) lose your privilege to drive a motor vehicle.
(b) be given a warning by the department of Motor Vehicles
(c) be permitted to drive trucks or buses only.
(d) be permitted to drive during daylight only.
b 77. Before begining to pass you should
(a) drive up close behind the lead vehicle.
(b) judge the speed of the lead vehicle.
(c) slow down so you will have more room to pass.
(d) blow your horn and put on the bright lights.
b 78. When deciding to pass, you should
(a) see if there is an oncoming car.
(b) judge the speed of the lead car.
(c) accelerate to go faster than the car in front.
c 79. You may pass a vehicle on the right only if
(a) you use the shoulder when passing.
(b) you are on a two-lane road and there is oncoming traffic.
(c) the vehicle ahead of you is about to make a left turn.
(d) the vehicle ahead signals that it is all right to pass.
c 80. When overtaking a car going in the same direction, you may pass on the right
(a) never.
(b) if there is a shoulder.
(c) when the car ahead of you has signaled for a left hand turn.
