Tennessee Full Mock Test

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This mock test will select random questions from our database, which you will be expected to complete within the allocated time limit. You will be shown correct answers and an explanation for each question at the end of the quiz.

Each question approximates the style and type used for your real knowledge test and comes from one of the following categories: Occupant Protection, Traffic Controls, Laws and Rules of the Road, Visual Search, Lane Control, Turns, Parking, Safe Driving Practices, Vehicle Positioning, Sharing the Road, Special Driving Situations, Handling Emergencies, Driver Readiness, Alcohol and Drugs, Additional Driving Laws/Rules.

Instructions:

1. The test will begin after you select the Start Quiz button below.
2. For each question, choose from the four multiple choice answers provided.
3. Some questions may have more than one answer, a note will be displayed when to do this.
4. A confirmation screen will appear at the end for you to submit the test to be scored. Click Submit to be shown a review of your scores and suggested revision.

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If a child must ride in the front because a vehicle has no rear seat, which approach provides the best protection?

Use an adult seat belt regardless of the child's size.

Use the appropriate child restraint, follow the vehicle and restraint manufacturers' instructions, and carefully manage air-bag risk.

Place the child as close to the dashboard as possible.

Allow the child to travel without a restraint on short journeys.

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Why might you need to reduce speed in a busy business district?

Because pedestrians are prohibited from crossing there.

Because pedestrians, parked vehicles, driveways, and turning traffic can create hazards.

Because speed-limit signs do not apply in business districts.

Because vehicles are not permitted to stop there.

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What is the purpose of an ignition interlock device (IID)?

To automatically contact police whenever the vehicle is started.

To prevent a vehicle from exceeding the speed limit.

To measure the driver's reaction time.

To prevent the vehicle from starting when the driver's breath alcohol concentration is above a preset level.

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Why should you leave more space behind the vehicle ahead when driving in wet weather?

It improves your view ahead and gives you more opportunity to anticipate hazards.

It allows you to accelerate more quickly.

It reduces the amount of fuel your vehicle uses.

It makes your vehicle's normal stopping distance shorter.

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Why should you reduce your speed before entering a turn?

So you can accelerate sharply halfway through the turn.

Because every turn has a lower posted speed limit.

So you can maintain better control throughout the turn.

So vehicles behind you must stop.

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What can happen if you accelerate too quickly on a wet or icy road?

The tires will gain additional grip.

The drive wheels may lose traction and the vehicle may skid.

The vehicle will stop more quickly.

Steering control will automatically improve.

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What should you do when poor visibility makes it difficult to see the road ahead?

Maintain your normal speed and use parking lights.

Use high beams in every situation.

Follow closely behind another vehicle so you can see its lights.

Turn on your headlights and reduce your speed as needed.

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What should you do when an emergency vehicle approaches from behind with its lights and siren operating?

Stop wherever you are, even if you block an intersection.

Yield and move safely out of its path.

Accelerate and stay ahead of it.

Move toward the middle of the roadway.

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What is a bicycle boulevard?

A freeway shoulder reserved for bicycles.

A road where bicycles must give way to all vehicles.

A street designed to give bicycle travel greater priority while still allowing motor-vehicle access.

A bicycle lane used only during rush hour.

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10.

Which steering-wheel grip is safest during normal driving?

Hook both thumbs firmly inside the steering wheel.

Grip the wheel from inside the rim.

Grip the outside of the wheel with your fingers and keep your thumbs along the face of the wheel.

Hold the bottom of the wheel with one hand.

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11.

What should you do if another vehicle is passing you?

Move onto the shoulder immediately.

Maintain a steady speed and allow it to pass safely.

Speed up so it cannot pass.

Move toward the vehicle passing you.

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12.

A vehicle ahead has stopped at a crosswalk. What should you do?

Sound your horn so the stopped driver moves.

Pass it carefully on the left.

Pass it on the right if the shoulder is clear.

Do not pass; a pedestrian may be hidden from view.

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13.

You turn onto the wrong road. What should you do?

Reverse back when there appears to be a gap.

Continue forward and find a safe place to turn around or choose another route.

Sound your horn and reverse around the corner.

Stop and reverse immediately into the road you came from.

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14.

You want to reverse but a pedestrian is waiting to cross behind your vehicle. What should you do?

Yield and wait until the pedestrian is safely clear.

Reverse quickly before the pedestrian starts crossing.

Wave the pedestrian across without checking other traffic.

Sound your horn to make the pedestrian move.

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15.

What should you do when you see a pedestrian crossing or pedestrian warning sign?

Increase speed before reaching the crossing.

Ignore it unless a pedestrian is already in your lane.

Stop immediately in the travel lane even if no one is present.

Watch for pedestrians, reduce speed if needed, and be prepared to stop.

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16.

A sign specifically permits a turn on a steady red arrow after stopping. What must you do before turning?

Stop completely, yield as required and turn only when safe.

Wait for a flashing yellow arrow.

Turn immediately if no pedestrian is visible.

Treat the arrow as a green arrow.

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17.

What does this sign mean?

Only trucks may not enter.

Stop and then continue.

A tunnel is ahead.

Do not enter from this direction.

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18.

Why should you correctly adjust your seat and mirrors before driving?

To sit as close to the steering wheel as possible.

To provide a comfortable driving position, good vehicle control and the best possible view.

So you can see yourself in every mirror.

To keep vehicle controls out of reach.

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19.

Which is an example of a cognitive distraction?

Keeping both hands on the steering wheel.

Thinking about something other than the driving task.

Checking a side mirror before changing lanes.

Reaching down to retrieve an object.

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20.

A vehicle is entering a freeway ahead of you. What should you do when it is safe?

Adjust your speed or change lanes to help create space.

Move onto the shoulder.

Speed up so the vehicle cannot enter ahead of you.

Maintain your exact position beside the entering vehicle.

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21.

Before beginning a journey, how can you best plan your route?

Use a map or route-planning system before setting off.

Do not plan; rely entirely on road signs.

Read a newspaper while driving.

Ask another driver while stopped in traffic.

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22.

Why might a bicyclist ahead suddenly change position within the lane?

To prevent you from passing.

To avoid an uneven or slippery road surface.

To tell you to follow more closely.

To show off.

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23.

What should you do if you begin to feel sleepy during a journey? Select all that apply.

Rely on fresh air or air conditioning to keep yourself awake.

Rest before continuing your journey.

Continue driving until you reach your planned destination.

Stop somewhere safe.

24.

While waiting to turn left across oncoming traffic, how should you position your front wheels?

Wheel position does not matter.

Turn them right toward the curb.

Turn them left before a gap appears.

Keep them straight until you begin the turn.

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25.

What should you do before changing lanes?

Speed up and move across quickly.

Check only your rearview mirror.

Signal and immediately move into the other lane.

Signal, check your mirrors and blind spot, and make sure there is a safe gap.

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26.

Another vehicle blocks your view of a crosswalk. What should you do?

Slow down and be prepared to stop for a pedestrian you cannot see.

Move around the vehicle without reducing speed.

Speed up so you spend less time near the crosswalk.

Assume the crosswalk is clear if no pedestrian is visible.

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27.

What does this sign indicate?

No right turn.

Right turn only.

No U-turn.

No left turn.

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28.

What should you expect too see in front of you when passing this sign?

An airport runway.

A roundabout.

A freeway entrance.

A railroad grade crossing ahead.

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29.

You need to reverse but cannot clearly see whether the area behind your vehicle is safe. What should you do?

Rev the engine to warn anyone behind you.

Reverse slowly without checking.

Sound your horn and reverse immediately.

Stop and check the area first; get out or use a reliable spotter if necessary.

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30.

What should happen to a disability parking placard when the person it was issued to dies?

It should no longer be used and should be returned, cancelled or disposed of according to the issuing agency's instructions.

It may remain with the vehicle it was normally used in.

A family member may continue using it until it expires.

It may be transferred to another person with a disability.

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