1.When breaking while steering round a bend most of the vehicle weight is thrown onto

2.The clutch is positioned between

3.A candidate who considers that his/her test was not properly conducted in england & wales may appeal to

4.A driver who has difficulty braking due to a physical handicap should

5.You should instruct a learner to negotiate a large roundabout

6.A test candidate who only has multiple minor faults Will

7.A test candidate who has failed may not take another test

8.If a pupil hits the kerb with the rear wheels when turning left you should advise him that

9.If a pupil wishes his instructor to sit in on the test the following procedure should be followed

10.It is illegal to park and leave the engine running unless

11.When changing through the gears an automatic gearbox allows for

12.Casualties in a traffic accident should

13.An a.d.i. Candidate must be able to read a car number plate at a distance of not less than

14.Crossply tyres are not as good as radial tyres because

15.A test candidate with only one potentially dangerous fault will

16.A driving test cannot be taken in

17.A test candidate must be able to read a car number plate at

18.A vehicle with a dual braking system will

19.It is advised that when there is no footpath pedestrians should

20.It is suggested in the driving manual that a person with an arm which is too weak to operate a gear lever could

21.During the first three months of his licence a trainee a.d.i. Must be supervised by a qualified a.d.i. For

22.When negotiating a corner in an automatic car a driver should be advised to

23.It is better driving practice to slow down

24.On a test, driving continuously too close to the kerb would be recorded as

25.When about to descend on a long steep hill in an automatic car you should

26.A pupil who has done a particular thing well shold be given feedback

27.When approaching test standard a pupil’s level of instruction should be

28.When a pedestrian sees a flashing green man at a signal controlled crossing he should

29.A driver with tunnel vision is described as

30.Most cars are fitted with

31.If a driver fails to observe a provision of the highway code it shall

32.When driving n thick night time fog you should use

33.To cancel a driving test without losing the test fee requires notice of at least

34.When negotiating a bend on an icy road you should use

35.When freezing spray covers the windscreen after starting off you should

36.At the end of a test a candidate will be asked questions from

37.When moving off uphill you should

38.When you see flashing amber lights on certain motorways you should

39.Direction indicators must have a flashing frequency of

40.When the driver of a slow moving vehicle is crossing a level crossing he should inform the signal man beforehand when there are half barriers. In this instance a slow moving vehicle is described as one which cannot cross at more than

41.In an automatic car ‘kick down’ is used for

42.When an oncoming car is overtaking on your side of the road you should

43.If a direction indictator fails in the course of a test

44.If your brakes are affected by flood water you should

45.When instructing learner drivers on how to approach green traffic lights you should advise them to

46.When travelling at 70mph on an empty three lane motorway you should position you vehicle

47.When turning right from a major road which only has room for one line of traffic in each direction you should

48.An instructor should advise a person with no legs that

49.A pupil applying for a test must advise the d.s.a. Regional office on a separate sheet of paper attached to the application if he/she is

50.When turning right from a minor one way street onto a major road with two way traffic a pupil should position his vehicle

51.When instructing a learner on the use of the horn you should

52.You should instruct a learner to use cadence braking

53.Tests are conducted to establish whether a person is

54.Walklin describes ‘skill analysis’ as follows

55.A pupil with only one eye will

56.When parking facing uphill and parallel to the nearside kerb a pupil should leave his front wheels

57.A person in receipt of mobility allowance can obtain a provisional licence at the age of

58.On a driving test a pupil should adjust his mirrors so that he

59.The percentage equivalent of the steep hill warning sigh 1:8 is

60.When approaching junctions a test standard learner should be instructed to

61.The test includes the following specific manoeuvres

62.The main aid to a driver is considered to be

63.At crossroads where opposing traffic wish to turn right they should pass

64.When turning into a road where pedestrians are already crossing you should

65.When on a two lane motorway you should position your vehicle

66.The reason for fitting suspension dampers is to

67.Opposing cars travelling at 25mph and 70mph respectively will have a closing speed of

68.The motto of the driving standards agency is

69.When directing a learner to turn left you should say

70.A pupil should be told that mirrors should be used

71.When in a skid with the rear wheels skidding to the left you should control it by

72.Does a woman who is 7 months pregnant have to carry out an emergency stop on the test?

73.The give way lines at a roundabout are usually

74.A disabled person will be expected to take a

75.Collapsible steering wheels are fitted to cars to

76.A thermostat in a car’s cooling system is there to

77.In order to ensure right of way on a crossing, a pedestrian must

78.If a test is cancelled at short notice due to the examiner’s illness the instructor may

79.Triangular signs give

80.Bends most dangerous to pedestrian at any time are

81.On a test the insructor’s accelerator must be

82.The term ‘coasting’ is a fault relating to

83.Arm signals should be given in addition to indicators when

84.In the highway code the words must/must not refer to

85.When overtaking a parked vehicle you should allow

86.A relief valve fitted in the engine lubricating system is to

87.The term ‘brake fade’ means

88.Before the engine is started the driver should

89.A pupil who is unable to read a number plate at the prescribed distance on the test will

90.A learner doing a downhill start should be insructed to

91.According to walklin the term ‘psycho-analysis’ means

92.A failed test candidate with an ‘x’ in the ‘crossing the path of other vehicles’ box will have failed because

93.When required to do so you must produce the vehicle’s mot at a police Station of your choice within

94.In an automatic car a disabled learner driver should apply the handbrake

95.A potential pupil tells the instructor he has applied for his provisional licence but not yet received it, the instructor should

96.The term ‘aquaplaning’ is used to describe

97.The form dl68 is

98.Emerging from a minor road in front of traffic on a test would be

99.Circular signs generally give

100.You should phone the signalman at a level crossing fi the barriers remain down longer than