DIL Exam #2
Comprehensive insurance is best defined as: a. against damage caused to a car by something other than a collision b. that protects you in case a hit and run driver or a driver who does not have liability insurance injures you c. against damage caused to a car by a collision d. that protects you against claims if you are involved in a collision and found that to be at fault
a. against damage caused to a car by something other than a collision
Under certain conditions, you may be required to use hand signals in lief your cars turn signals. How would you inform other drivers of your intent to make a right hand turn? a. extend your left arm out the window and bend it up from the elbow b. extend your left arm straight out the window c. extend your left arm out the window and bend it down from the elbow d. extend your left arm out the window and move it in a small circular motion
a. extend your left arm out the window and bend it up from the elbow
Drugs that affect the way the drug user sees things are known as: a. hallucinogens b. stimulants c. depressants d. barbiturates
a. hallucinogens
In order to teach a driver instructor training course, you must be licensed and must; a. have at least 500 hours of actual behind the wheel teaching experience as licensed California driving instructor b. have at least 500 hours combined classroom and behind the wheel teaching experience as a licensed California driving instructor c. have at least 1000 hours of teaching experience d. possess a secondary teaching credential issued by department of education
a. have at least 500 hours of actual behind the wheel teaching experience as licensed California driving instructor
A 20 year old truck driver licensed in the state of Washington has decided to take residence in California and drive for a local trucking firm. The truck driver must obtain a Californias drivers license: a. immediately b. within 10 days c. within 20 days d. upon expiration of the home state drivers license
a. immediately
A motorcyclist should develop good visual search patterns because: a. motorists have difficulty seeing motorcyclists b. debris or puddles could damage the cycle c. the helmet may restrict visual acuity d. because of the rapid acceleration associated with motorcycles
a. motorists have difficulty seeing motorcyclists
If you are involved in an accident, there are certain things that you must do. Which of the following should you not do? a. move an injured person to a sheltered area b. get the names and addresses of witness c. stop immediately, as close to the scene as you safely can d. remain at the accident scene until your help is no longer needed
a. move an injured person to a sheltered area
Supplying a tourniquet to stop severe bleeding from a wound in a victims arms and legs should only be used when all else fails. If a tourniquet is used, when should you loosen it? a. never. it should be loosened by a doctor or other medical personnel b. every 2 minutes c. every 4 minutes d. every 6 minutes
a. never. it should be loosened by a doctor or other medical personnel
Any vehicle first registered after January 1, 1958 must be equipped with all of the following except: a. parking lights b. light for the rear license plate, making it readable 50 feet away c. 2 windshield wipers d. 2 rear view mirrors, one attached to the left side of vehicle
a. parking lights
The simple greatest cause of breaking in the highway system is: a. people b. substandard instruction materials c. highway conditions d. faulty vehicles
a. people
The purpose of catalytic converter on most vehicles is to: a. reduce the amount of harmful gases in the exhaust b. assist the muffler in eliminating noise c. provide more power to the differential d. act as an after-burner to produce more speed
a. reduce the amount of harmful gases in the exhaust
The best remedy for driving fatigue is... a. rest b. fresh air c. loud music or conversation with a passenger d. coffee
a. rest
Good visual acuity is best described as the ability to: a. see clearly b. distinguish colors c. recover quickly from a blinding light d. see objects on either side while looking straight ahead
a. see clearly
A cancelled license means: a. that a license is terminated without prejudice and must be surrendered b. the privilege to drive is temporarily withdrawn c. the privilege to drive is terminated and a new license must be obtained after a fixed period of time d. none of the above
a. that a license is terminated without prejudice and must be surrendered
With respect to a drivers license, the term "cancellation" means: a. that a license is terminated without prejudice and the holder may immediately reapply for a license b. that the license is immediately terminated and the holder may not reapply for a license for at least one year from the effective date of the cancellation c. the same as the term "revocation" d. the same as the term "suspended"
a. that a license is terminated without prejudice and the holder may immediately reapply for a license
Devices that are considered apart of the cars visibility system include all of the following except: a. warning flasher b. defroster c. sun visor d. headlights
a. warning flasher
A "non-resident minors certificate" allows an individual between the age of 16 and 18 to drive in California: a. when in possession of a valid home state license b. when the certificate is properly validated by the minors home state c. when accompanied by a licensed California driver over 18 years old d. for 60 days
a. when in possession of a valid home state license
If you, as a driver, are involved in an accident which causes injury anyone, you must file a "financial responsibility accident report" with DMV: a. within 15 days after an accident b. within 30 days after an accident c. if the accident causes more than $1000 in damages d. if the accident causes more than $1500 in property damages
a. within 15 days after an accident
A person who is convicted for driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor or any drug shall be given a traffic violation "point count" of: a. 1 point b. 2 points c. 3 points d. 4 points
b. 2 points
Instruction requirements acceptable to the dmv for minors under the age of 17 1/2 must be finished under the California administrative code. Behind the wheel training must be a minimum of: a. 4 hours b. 6 hours c. 8 hours d. 12 hours
b. 6 hours
Any driver who fails to submit to a chemical test incidental to a lawful drunk driving arrest shall have his/her driving privilege suspended for a period of: a. 3 months b. 6 months c. 12 months d. 24 months
b. 6 months
Choose the incorrect statement: a. any secondary school student over the age of 15 who is taking a course in drivers training may apply to the principal of the school for a student license b. a student license may only have be cancelled by dmv c. a student license shall be valid for not more than one year from the date of issuance d. the students parents or guardian must accept liability for civil damages arising out of the student driving motor vehicle upon the highway
b. a student license may only have be cancelled by dmv
Before you start a car and drive off, you should do all of the following except: a. adjust the seat so that you can sit high enough to see over the steering wheel b. adjust the head restraint so that it rests at the base of your skull c. check to see that all doors are locked d. fasten your safety belts
b. adjust the head restraint so that it rests at the base of your skull
All of the following are considered part of a cars control system except: a. steering wheel b. ammeter c. brake pedal d. gear selector lever and quadrant
b. ammeter
Under certain circumstances, you ma be required to use hand signals in lieu of your cars turn signals. How would you inform other drivers of your intent to make a left hand turn? a. extend your left arm out the window and bend it up from the elbow b. extend your left arm straight out the window c. extend your left arm out the window and bend it down from the elbow d. extend your left arm straight out the window it in a small circular motion
b. extend your left arm straight out the window
Most states participate in a "point system". The major objective of the system is to: a. determine the numbers and types of vehicles a person may drive b. keep drivers who commit serious traffic violations off the highways c. determine the series of numbers assigned to your license plate d. recognize, award and/or encourage drivers who are non-violaters
b. keep drivers who commit serious traffic violations off the highways
When driving in the fog, you should use: a. high beam headlights b. low beam headlights c. parking lights d. emergency flashers
b. low beam headlights
If the right rear tire blows out while you're traveling on a freeway, you should: a. brake hard to reduce speed as quickly as possible b. maintain directional control without breaking c. activate emergency flashers d. immediately steer toward the left shoulder
b. maintain directional control without breaking
A driver with a "poor field vision" should: a. keep his.her head turned slightly toward the weaker side b. move his/her frequently and use the side mirrors more than other drivers c. rely on the rear-view mirror d. keep the windows down and listen for approaching vehicles
b. move his/her frequently and use the side mirrors more than other drivers
A blowout of the right front tire will: a. pull the car to the left b. pull the car the the right c. cause the wheels to lock d. cause the car to fishtail
b. pull the car the the right
The distance an automobile will travel after a driver detects some reason for a quick stop and moves his/her foot to the brake pedal is called: a. breaking distance b. reaction distance c. stopping distance d. perception distance
b. reaction distance
To drive behind another vehicle too closely to permit stopping or swerving closely is known as: a. convicting b. tailgating c. tracking d. impacting
b. tailgating
Choose the incorrect answer: The higher speed of a car: a. the less time the driver has to stop hazards and take action b. the less time and distance it takes to stop c. the greater the chance the car will skid or roll over on a turn d. the greater the force of impact in a collision
b. the less time and distance it takes to stop
The least hazardous way to reverse directions is to back into a driveway. This type of maneuver is called: a. one-way turnabout b. two-point turn c. vertical turnabout d. three-point turn
b. two-point turn
DMV may require a reexamination of a driving instructors qualification to give driving instruction: a. at any time b. when there is reasonable cause to question his/her ability as a driving instructor c. when she/he reaches age 65 and annually thereafter c. when the driving instructors personal liability and public damage insurance is cancelled, suspended, revoked, or terminated
b. when there is reasonable cause to question his/her ability as a driving instructor
There are certain things to be aware of when pulling a trailer with a car. Choose the incorrect statement: a. load distribution may cause your trailer to "fishtail" b. when turning, a trailer will follow directly in the path of the car c. when backing up, turning the cars steering wheel to the left causes the trailer to go right d. steering the wheel too far in one direction may cause the car and trailer to jackknife
b. when turning, a trailer will follow directly in the path of the car
Choose the incorrect statement: Your driving privilege may be suspended as a result of: a. speeding conviction b. your failure to stop and provide aid at the scene of an accident whether you are involved or not c. violating your written promise to appear in court on two or more occasions in response to alleged traffic violations d. a conviction of reckless driving proximately causing bodily injury
b. your failure to stop and provide aid at the scene of an accident whether you are involved or not
The course in drivers training is not complete until the students progress has ben evaluated by means of a road performance test. how much time should be devoted to this test? a. 20 minutes b. 30 minutes c. 40 minutes d. 60 minutes
b.30 minutes
Upon meeting certain conditions, and subject to certain restrictions, a high school may issue student licenses allowing student to drive as young as: a. 14 years old b. 14 1/2 years old c. 15 years old d. 15 1/2 years old
c. 15 years old
Except for a person who is issued a junior permit. The minimum age at which a person may be legally licensed to drive in California is: a. 15 b. 15 1/2 c. 16 d. 18
c. 16
Except when eligible for junior permit, the earliest age at which previously unlicensed person who has not had driver education may obtain an instruction permit is: a. 15 1/2 years old b. 16 years old c. 17 1/2 years old d. 18 years old
c. 17 1/2 years old
If an individual does not want to complete drivers education and driver training, she/he may not be licensed to drive until she/he has reached age: a. 16 b. 17 1/2 c. 18 d. 21
c. 18
If you are following a vehicle at night, you shall dim your headlights within: a. 100 ft b. 200 ft c. 300 ft d. 400 ft
c. 300 ft
Under normal conditions the approximate amount of time it would take a vehicle traveling 50 mph to stop is: a. 2 sec b. 3 sec c. 4 sec d. 5 sec
c. 4 sec
A certificate of behind the wheel training issued by a licensed driving school must indicate satisfactory completion of at least how many hours of instruction: a. 2 hours b. 4 hours c. 6 hours d. 8 hours
c. 6 hours
Alcohol-related crashes account for about what percent of the young people (16-24 years old) killed on the highways? a. 20% b. 40% c. 60% d. 80%
c. 60%
Passing another car at highway speeds requires approximately: a. 2-4 seconds b. 5-7 seconds c. 8-12 seconds d. 13-17 seconds
c. 8-12 seconds
The component that alters the engine power 90 degrees so that power can be applied to the wheels is the: a. Torque converter b. Universal Joint c. Differential d. Drive shaft
c. Differential
The accepted first aid treatment for shock is: a. Lay the victim down, elevate feet, and cover him/her with a blanket. b. Keep the victim moving to stimulate blood circulation. c. Loosen and/or remove clothing to cool victim. d. Do nothing and seek medical help.
c. Loosen and/or remove clothing to cool victim.
An individual holding an instructor permit issued by dmv may practice driving when accompanied and supervised by: a. a licensed driver b. a California licensed driver whose driving privilege is not on probation c. a California licensed driver over 18 years old whose driving privilege is not on probation d. a driver licensed by any state who is at least 18 years old and whose driving privilege is not on probation
c. a California licensed driver over 18 years old whose driving privilege is not on probation
What is the "weaving lane"? a. a maneuvering area used by dmv while conducting drive tests b. a maneuvering technique used by most driving instructors c. an area shared by drivers existing and drivers entering a freeway to expressway d. the portion of a freeway or expressway used primarily by emergency vehicles
c. an area shared by drivers existing and drivers entering a freeway to expressway
Many new cars are equipped with an electronic ignition. the electronic ignition does not have: a. a set of ignition wires b. spark plugs c. breaker points d. a distributor
c. breaker points
A driver instructors license: a. expires every two years from the date from the original application b. can be replaced without a fee if lost, stolen, or mutilated c. expires one year from the date of original issue and every renewal thereafter d. may be issued with the name of two or more schools on it, if the instructor is employed by more than one school
c. expires one year from the date of original issue and every renewal thereafter
There are several things to keep in mind to help you prevent a skid and to recover from a skid that does cover and to recover from a skid that does occur. Which one of the following statements is incorrect: a. do not brake too suddenly. Abrupt changes in speed make skids worse b. watch out for conditions that causes skids. If you are prepared for a skid, you will be less likely to panic c. hold the steering wheel free-play to avoid counter skidding d. the sooner you respond to a skid, the easier it will be to correct
c. hold the steering wheel free-play to avoid counter skidding
Rules of the road lead to a safer and more orderly flow of traffic. Which statement is incorrect. a. allow vehicles that are gaining on you to pass b. always drive at a speed that fits the existing conditions c. if you drive slowly, keep to the left-hand lane when there is more than one lane in your direction of travel d. signal when you intend to reduce speed, stop, turn, change lanes, or pass
c. if you drive slowly, keep to the left-hand lane when there is more than one lane in your direction of travel
Your driving instructors identification card shall be: a. shown to each student upon entering a vehicle used for driving instruction b. displayed in the vehicle used for driving instruction c. in your possession when accompanying a student d. posted in the establishment place of the employing driving school
c. in your possession when accompanying a student
Choose the incorrect statement: An under inflated tire: a. produces heat and reduces vehicle control b. increases the chance of tire failure c. ride smoother than a tire with higher pressure d. causes the center of the tire tread to wear out more quickly
c. ride smoother than a tire with higher pressure
A driving instructors license expires: a. expires every second year after initial application or renewal b. can be replaced without a fee if lost, stolen, or mutilated c. shall be non-transferable to any other person d. may be issued with the name of two or more schools on it, if the instructor is employed for more than one school
c. shall be non-transferable to any other person
Choose the incorrect statement. A license to give driving instructions for driving schools: a. is limited to giving driving instruction while in the employ of the school name in the application b. shall be displaced in the office of the employing driving school c. shall be returned to the instructor by the driving school upon terminated of employment d. will include an identification card which shall be carried by the instructor at all times while accompanying a student
c. shall be returned to the instructor by the driving school upon terminated of employment
Acceleration is defined as an increase in speed. All of the following statements are true regarding acceleration except: a. as the speed of a vehicle increases, the rate of acceleration decreases b. the acceleration rate is influenced by the gear ratios of the transmission and differential c. shifting from a lower gear to a higher gear can increase the rate of acceleration d. acceleration is influenced by friction between the drive wheels and the road surface
c. shifting from a lower gear to a higher gear can increase the rate of acceleration
"International traffic signs" are: a. direction hand signals recognized and understood in any country b. signs that are recognized and understood simply by their configuration c. signs that have pictures and symbols instead or words d. round or oval in shape
c. signs that have pictures and symbols instead or words
A flashing yellow traffic light means: a. right hand turns prohibited b. merge c. slow down, check traffic, and proceed with caution d. come to a full stop before proceeding
c. slow down, check traffic, and proceed with caution
If your cars temperature light goes on or the gauge reads "HOT", you should: a. reduce speed b. stop the car in a safe place and remove the radiator cap to relieve the pressure c. stop the car in a safe place and turn off the engine d. stop the car in safe place and let the engine idle to prompt
c. stop the car in a safe place and turn off the engine
The requirements for a driving instructors license includes, but is not limited to, all of the following except: a. the applicant must be at lest 18 year of age b. the applicant must hold a California drivers license and not be on probation as a negligent operator c. successful completion of written examination within two attempts d. successful completion of a course in the teaching of driver education and driver training acceptable to dmv
c. successful completion of written examination within two attempts
Most new cars are equipped with catalytic converters. A catalytic converter will most likely be destroyed by: a. prolonged high speed driving b. improper coolant mixture c. use of leaded gasoline d. use of motor oil with a rating higher than "SAE 10-40"
c. use of leaded gasoline
At the time of renewal, each driving instructor must pay a renewal fee of: a. $5 b. $10 c. $15 d. $30
d. $30
A person who is application for a license has been refused may reapply for such license. How long after the filing of such refusal must a person wait before he/she may reapply? a. 60 days b. 120 days c. 6 months d. 1 year
d. 1 year
Upon payment of the required fee, an application for driving instructors license must be completed within: a. 30 days b. 60 days c. 120 days d. 1 year
d. 1 year
The minimum age requirement at which a drivers license may be issued to a person who has not completed drivers education and drivers training is: a. 15 1/2 b. 16 c. 17 1/2 d. 18
d. 18
The normal age that you can obtain a drivers license in California without the completion of drivers education or behind the wheel instruction is: a. 15 1/2 years old b. 16 years old c. 17 1/2 years old d. 18 years old
d. 18 years old
If you consume 7 to 8 alcoholic drinks, your chances of having an accident will increase: a. 6 times b. 12 times c. 15 times d. 25 times
d. 25 times
The provisions of the vehicle code provide that any of the following persons may interfere with a drivers' control of a vehicle except: a. A DMV drivers license examiner conducting a drive test. b. Other employees of DMV conducting a drive test c. A licensed driving instructor giving instruction. d. A peace officer while affecting a lawful arrest.
d. A peace officer while affecting a lawful arrest.
You are a licensed driving instructor holding a class 3 drivers license. The operator of a local truck driving school wants to hire you to instruct students in the operation of class 1 and 2 vehicles. You may: a. Provide driving instruction on a closed course, only until you are properly licensed. b. Provide instruction pertaining to maintenance procedures only until you are properly licensed. c. Not instruct until you obtain the appropriate class drivers' license. d. Not instruct until you have completed the required 40- hour truck driving course.
d. Not instruct until you have completed the required 40- hour truck driving course.
The most frequent cause of failure of the power steering unit is: a. leakage b. poor maintenance of the unit c. overheating d. a stalled engine
d. a stalled engine
Choose the incorrect statement. The DMV may issue a drivers license to any person 16 years of age but less than 18 providing the applicant satisfactorily: a. passes an exam required by the DMV b. completes the approved driving instruction courses maintained pursuant to DMV education code in any secondary school in California c. completes driving instruction in a secondary school of another state equivalent to the instruction offered in California d. completes a minimum of four hours of behind the wheel instruction given by a driving school or independent driving instructor licensed by the DMV
d. completes a minimum of four hours of behind the wheel instruction given by a driving school or independent driving instructor licensed by the DMV
Damage to your car caused by something other than a collision is covered by: a. compulsory insurance b. liability insurance c. no-fault insurance d. comprehensive insurance
d. comprehensive insurance
Suspension of a driving instructors license for nonappearance at a re-examination request by the DMV: a. terminates in 10 days b. terminates in 30 days after the "notice of suspension" is served c. terminates in 30 days after the "notice of defense" us served d. continues until a re-examination is conducted
d. continues until a re-examination is conducted
CPR is recognized as a first aid procedure. Which of the following describes the one person CPR procedure: a. initiate 4 quick breaths, then 5 chest compressions, then 1 breath b. initiate 10 compressions, then 2 breaths c. initiate 15 compressions, then 2 breaths d. initiate 4 quick breaths, then 15 compressions, and then 2 breaths
d. initiate 4 quick breaths, then 15 compressions, and then 2 breaths
a high school may issue a student license to a person over 15 years old and who has written consent of parents or guardian. The student license allows the student to drive when: a. participating in a course supervised by a licensed driving instructor b. accompanied by a licensed California driver at least 18 years old c. accompanied by a parent or guardian who holds valid California drivers license d. participating in a school-supervised instruction
d. participating in a school-supervised instruction
The shape of a road sign often identifies its meaning. Which of the following is incorrect? a. stop=octagon b. directional=horizontal rectangle c. yield=inverted triangle d. regulation=round
d. regulation=round
The oil gage in the dashboard shows: a. the amount of oil in the engine b. when there is thermostat failure c. overheating of the engine d. the pressure at which oil is being pumped throughout the engine
d. the pressure at which oil is being pumped throughout the engine
Choose the incorrect statement: a. licensed driving instructor may ride behind the student on a motorcycle equipped for passengers b. upon meeting certain requirements, the DMV may issue an instruction permit to a person 15 years old c. upon certain requirements, the DMV may issue a drivers license to a person 16 years old d. under certain circumstances and upon meeting certain requirements, your school may conduct driving instruction on a designated DMV test route
d. under certain circumstances and upon meeting certain requirements, your school may conduct driving instruction on a designated DMV test route