Kentucky Car / Permit Practice Test 6

1.How should you use anti-lock brakes (ABS) in an emergency stop?
Pump the pedal rapidlyTap the pedal lightlyPress firmly and keep steady pressure while steeringAvoid touching the brake
2.Why is drinking alcohol while taking other drugs especially dangerous?
The drugs can multiply alcohol's effects or add effects of their ownIt cancels out the alcoholIt has no combined effectIt improves your reaction time
3.If another driver's road rage targets you, the safest response is to do what?
Match their speed and confront themBrake suddenly to send a messageAvoid engaging, pull off in a well-lit public spot, and call policeFollow them to record their plate
4.The practice driving log for an intermediate license requires how many hours, and how many at night?
Twenty hours, five at nightForty hours, ten at nightSixty hours, ten at nightOne hundred hours, twenty at night
5.When you park on a hill with a curb, how should you position your front wheels?
So the vehicle would roll into the curb if it started to moveSo the wheels point straight down the hillSo the vehicle would roll into the traffic laneIt makes no difference on a hill
6.Your light is green but a pedestrian is still finishing crossing in the intersection. What must you do?
Proceed since you have the greenYield to the pedestrian before goingSound your horn and continueTurn right to avoid them
7.Your car stalls on a railroad crossing and a train is coming. What should you do?
Get out and move toward the direction the train is coming fromStay in the car and try to restart itRun in the same direction the train is movingStand beside the car and wave
8.How many points can put a driver under 18 at risk of losing driving privileges?
Seven pointsTwelve pointsThree pointsFifteen points
9.How should you grip the steering wheel for good control?
Tightly with your palms flat on the rimFirmly but gently, using your fingers with thumbs along the faceLoosely with one fingerFrom the inside of the wheel with both hands
10.How closely may you legally follow an emergency vehicle that is responding with lights and siren?
No closer than five hundred feetNo closer than one hundred feetNo closer than fifty feetThere is no minimum distance