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1. Test Review

   Chapter 1

2. 1. 1. If you have a permit or license and you are diagnosed with insulin-managed diabetes, epilepsy, or a medical condition that could cause loss of consciousness you must: Always have someone with you when you drive. Report it to the Driver and Vehicle Services Driver Evaluation Unit. Then get a statement from a doctor telling whether or not it is safe for you to drive. Do not drive until you are cured of your illness. Nothing, you may lawfully continue driving in the state of Minnesota.
3. B. Report it to the Driver and Vehicle Services Driver Evaluation Unit. Then get a statement from a doctor telling whether or not it is safe for you to drive.
4. 2. 2. An example of immediate failure of the road test is: Refusing to do something the examiner asks Disobeying a traffic law Involving your vehicle in a crash that could have been prevented, even if you are not legally at fault. All of the above.
5. D. All of the above. Refusing to do something the examiner asks Disobeying a traffic law Involving your vehicle in a crash that could have been prevented, even if you are not legally at fault.
6. 3. 3. Which of the following do you get after you pass all the tests except the road test? An operator’s license A motorcycle license A chauffeur’s license An instruction permit
7. D. An instruction permit
8. 4. 4. Which of the following is NOT acceptable identification when applying for an instruction permit or driver’s license? U.S. Social Security Card U. S. Passport Current Minnesota driver’s license Photocopy of your birth certificate
9. D. Photocopy of your birth certificate
10. 5. 5. Driver’s under the age of 18 may not: Have other passengers in the vehicle Have the radio on while driving Drive between the hours of 11p.m. – 6 a.m. Talk on or use a cell phone while driving
11. D. Talk on or use a cell phone while driving
12. 6. 6. The first step in becoming a licensed driver is: Complete the required hours of Behind-The Wheel Pass a road test Obtain an instruction permit Practice drive with your parents
13. C. Obtain an instruction permit
14. 7. 7. You may be licensed to drive in Minnesota if: You fail to present proper identification You are over 15 years of age A court has ruled you to be mentally incompetent You fail the vision test but pass the knowledge and road test
15. B. You are over 15 years of age
16. 8. 8. Which of the following is an example of a primary identification document? A photocopy of your birth certificate. An expired U.S. Passport A certified birth record issued by a government bureau of vital statistics The birth record from the hospital where you were delivered
17. C. A certified birth record issued by a government bureau of vital statistics
18. 9. 9. What is the score on a test of vision that is required to pass the vision test? 20/20 20/40 20/30 40/20
19. B. 20/40
20. 10. 10. What does Vanessa’s Law state? A 15 year old may qualify for a restricted farm work driver’s license Any teen who received a crash-related moving violation or alcohol/controlled substance-related violation cannot be given a license until the age of 18 Any person under the age of 18 may not use a cellular phone while driving If you are under the age of 21 and have not previously had a license, you must complete 6 hours of Behind-The –Wheel before being issued a white card.
21. B. Any teen who received a crash-related moving violation or alcohol/controlled substance-related violation cannot be given a license until the age of 18
22. 11. 11. If you fail 2 consecutive knowledge tests, you will be charged a fee of ___________ dollars to take the third test. 10 15 20 25
23. A. 10
24. 12. 12. You do not need a Minnesota driver’s license to: Temporarily drive a farm tractor or other farm implement on a public roadway Operate a snowmobile Both A & B None of the above
25. C. Both A & B Temporarily drive a farm tractor or other farm implement on a public roadway Operate a snowmobile
26. 13. 13. The learner’s permit enables you to: Drive a small vehicle Practice driving with a licensed driver over 21 years of age Practice driving by yourself during daylight hours for 30 hours Legally drive for a maximum of 4 square blocks from your current residence
27. B. Practice driving with a licensed driver over 21 years of age
28. 14. 14. How many month of practice driving with a learner’s permit are required before you are able to take the road test? None if you are 19 years old or older 3 6 12 (one year)
29. C. 6
30. 15. 15. Which of the following is a limitation during the first six month of licensure? No more than three passengers under the age of 18 No more than 1 passenger under the age of 20 Driving is prohibited from 12 a.m. – 5 a.m. Both B & C are correct
31. D. Both B & C are correct B. No more than 1 passenger under the age of 20 C. Driving is prohibited from 12 a.m. – 5 a.m.
32. 16. T or F 16. After you have passed the road test, than you may apply for your learner’s permit.
33. False After you pass the road test you can apply for a driver’s license.
34. 17. T or F 17. A primary document of identification must include your full name and the month, day, and year of your birth.
35. True
36. 18. T or F 18. A Minnesota driver’s license will not be issued to you if you are unable to read and understand official road signs or understand state traffic laws.
37. True
38. 19. T or F 19. During the road test you must be able to parallel park, perform the 90-degree backing skill maneuver, and park on a hill.
39. True
40. 20. T or F 20. It is not necessary to carry your license with you at all times when you are driving a vehicle as long as proof of insurance is in the car.
41. False
42. 21. T or F 21. A 15 year old who qualifies for a restricted farm work driver’s license may apply for one after completing a driver’s education course and passing a road test.
43. True
44. 22. T or F 22. If you change your name or address before your license expires, you must apply for a duplicate license within 60 days of the change.
45. False 30 days
46. 23. T or F 23. Anyone who drives a motor vehicle on public streets or highways in Minnesota must carry a valid driver’s license.
47. True
48. 24. T or F 24. If you are under 18 years of age, you must certify that you have driven for at least 30 hours under the supervision of a licensed driver who is at least 21 years of age.
49. True
50. 25. T or F 25. The examiner can refuse to give you a road test if your car is not in safe operating condition.
51. True
52. 26. T or F 26. When applying for a Minnesota learner’s permit or driver’s license, you parents may vouch for your identification by having a public official witness their signature.
53. False
54. 27. T or F 27. It is not necessary for the horn to work properly while taking the road test.
55. False
56. 28. T or F 28. A regular Class-D driver’s license issued by the state of Minnesota expires every four years on January 1st.
57. False Every 4 years on your birthday.
58. 29. T or F 29. If you qualify for a restricted farm work license you do not need to wait 6 month before taking the road test
59. True You are exempt from waiting the six month. But you must hold your permit and farm work license for a combined 6 month before you can get your provisional license.
60. 30. T or F 30. A licensed teen driver with a provisional license whose driving privileges have been revoked because of an alcohol-related violation will have to take a formal classroom driver education and 6 hours of behind-the-wheel instruction before qualifying for a license.
61. True
62. 31. Proof of successful completion of classroom and enrollment in Behind-The-Wheel.
63. Blue Card
64. 32. Second phase of GDL system: is subject to nighttime and passenger limitations.
65. Provisional license
66. 33. Allows you to practice drive with a licensed driver.
67. Learners permit
68. 34. Found on the back of the learner’s permit and driver’s license
69. Endorsements
70. 35. Zero tolerance to drug, alcohol, and crash-related traffic violations
71. Vanessa’s Law
72. 36. Class A, B, and C licenses
73. Commercial Driver’s License
74. 37. Most common license
75. Class D Driver’s License
76. 38. Must be at least 16 years old before eligible for a Minnesota driver’s license
77. Minimum Age Requirement
78. 39. Proof of successful completion of Behind-The-Wheel
79. White Card
80. 40. Eases inexperienced drivers into the driving environment
81. Graduated Driver’sLicense
82. The end