Wyoming CDL — General Knowledge Practice Test 6

1.Four gas placards appear in the manual's placard figure: FLAMMABLE GAS, NON-FLAMMABLE GAS, OXYGEN and POISON GAS. Which class number do they all show?
1236
2.On the manual's stopping distance chart, which component is the largest at 25 mph?
Braking distance, at 47 feetReaction distance, at 28 feetAll three are equalPerception distance, at 65 feet
3.Once you have pulled over for a Wyoming officer and put the vehicle in park, what does the manual tell you to do to make communication easier?
Lower the window, hang up any phone call, and turn the radio downStep out and walk back to the patrol carKeep the window up and talk through the glassLeave the transmission in gear with your foot on the brake
4.Wyoming's winter driving tips suggest a way to check how slick the road is when traffic permits. What is it?
Touch the brakes and see whether the vehicle begins to slow or to swerveAccelerate hard and watch for wheel spinSwerve gently from side to sideOpen the door and look at the pavement
5.What score does Wyoming require to pass a CDL written test, and what form do the tests take?
70 percent, on true-or-false tests75 percent, on fill-in-the-blank tests80 percent, on multiple-choice tests90 percent, on multiple-choice tests
6.Which of these people does NOT need a Wyoming license, according to the manual?
A part-time worker who has lived in Wyoming for three yearsA new resident whose out-of-state license has expiredA Wyoming resident who drives only on county roadsA full-time University of Wyoming student who holds a valid license from another state
7.Once you are on the expressway during the road test, what three things must you maintain?
Correct position in the lane, spacing from other vehicles, and speedTop gear, the left lane, and cruise controlFour-way flashers, low beams, and a steady hornA two-second gap, the center lane, and the engine brake
8.In the manual's placard figure, which two placards both carry the class number 3?
FLAMMABLE SOLID and CORROSIVEOXYGEN and OXIDIZERFLAMMABLE and COMBUSTIBLEPOISON and RADIOACTIVE
9.What does the manual say about brakes that are kept in good condition?
They rarely failThey fail on every long hillThey need no inspectionThey fade only in cold weather
10.After driving through deep water, the manual has you make a test stop when it is safe. What do you check before applying the brakes?
That your tire pressure is normalThat nobody is following behind youThat your oil pressure is upThat your load has not shifted