Florida Car / Permit Practice Test 8

1.Two vehicles reach a four-way stop at exactly the same time. Who has the right-of-way?
The faster vehicleThe larger vehicleThe vehicle on the leftThe vehicle on the right
2.A driver under 21 is stopped and registers a blood-alcohol level of .05. Besides losing the driving privilege, that driver is also required to:
Sit the Class E knowledge exam againFinish a substance abuse courseFit an ignition interlock device for two yearsCarry out 50 hours of community service
3.You may not park within how many feet of a fire hydrant?
5 feet15 feet30 feet50 feet
4.Before an applicant under 18 can move up from a learner's license to a Class E driver license, an adult has to certify that the teen has driven:
20 hours, five of them at night50 hours, ten of them at night100 hours, 25 of them at night30 hours, all of them in daylight
5.Driving much slower than the traffic around you on a highway is:
Always the safest choiceDangerous and can be illegal, because it blocks the normal flow of trafficRequired whenever you are in the left laneOnly a problem at night
6.A white, rectangular road sign such as a speed-limit sign is a:
Warning sign suggesting cautionGuide sign giving directions to a cityRegulatory sign stating a law you must obeyService sign for travelers
7.What does a yellow diamond-shaped sign showing a new lane added on the right mean?
A new lane is added ahead; merging is not required.Deer may cross the road ahead; be alert, especially at dawn and dusk.A stop sign is ahead; prepare to stop.A roundabout (circular intersection) is ahead; slow down and prepare to yield.
8.Under Florida's zero-tolerance law, a driver under 21 can lose their license at a blood-alcohol level as low as:
0.020.050.080.10
9.A school crossing guard has stepped out into the crosswalk ahead of you and children are waiting to cross. Where should your vehicle come to rest?
Inside the crossing, as long as you leave the children a gapJust beyond the crossing, where you can watch the childrenWherever the crossing guard waves you to waitBehind the stop line, with the crossing left clear
10.A car is bearing down on you head-on in your own lane. What should you do?
Use the horn, flash your high beams, brake hard, and steer toward the shoulderHold your lane and expect the other driver to give waySwerve left into the oncoming laneSpeed up so that you are past the danger sooner