Home
Practice Tests
Articles
< View All Quizzes
Final Theory Test (FTT)
Question 1
/ 20
To apply intermittent braking, you should depress the brake pedal
all the way down.
and clutch together.
2 or 3 times at short intervals before stopping the vehicle.
On the expressway if the road is clear, you should
keep to the extreme right lane.
keep to the left lane.
drive in the centre lane.
When going down slope, which of the followings will you apply?
Engine brake and foot-brake.
Intermittent braking.
Foot-brake all the way down.
Switching lanes suddenly or abruptly will
cause wear and tear to the vehicle.
improve the flow of traffic on the road.
cause inconvenience and danger to other motorists.
The 'three-second rule' is used in normal driving situation at
all speed.
fixed speed only.
certain speed only.
If you turn too late when steering around a corner, you risk
cutting the corner when turning right.
swinging wide on left turns.
striking the left kerb when turning left.
Generally, overheating of the engine is largely due to
poor vehicle maintenance.
lack of petrol.
long distance driving.
You need a longer distance to stop your vehicle when driving
on a hard and dry ground.
on a wet road.
on a dry road.
Free Wheeling
will make steering control easy.
will make it easier to round a sharp bend.
is dangerous when stopping at high speed.
A driver with more than 12 months driving experience will be suspended from driving, if he has accumulated
16 demerit points.
24 demerit points.
12 demerit points.
When you steer your car round a left hand bend, you should
slant your body to the left.
maintain normal driving posture.
slant your body to the right.
During weekdays (Monday to Friday) in the morning, vehicles other than omnibuses are not allowed to enter the bus lane from
7.00 am to 11.00 am.
7.30 am to 11.00 am.
7.00 am to 11.30 am.
When you are reversing to the right, you should turn your steering wheel
to the left.
to the right.
first to the left and then to the right.
The handbrake of a car acts
on both the front and rear wheels.
only on the front wheels.
only on the rear wheels.
The main cause of brake fade is
the brakes overheating.
air in the brake fluid.
the brakes out of adjustment.
You see a pedestrian with a white walking stick. This means that the person is
blind only.
deaf only.
physically disabled.
To assist braking when you are travelling downhill, you should use
the foot brake and engine brake.
the foot and handbrakes.
the foot brake only.
When being glared or blinded by the sunlight, you should
use your sun visor or wear sun glasses.
use a cap or hat.
look at the left kerb.
How is the handbrake released?
By slightly pulling the lever up before lowering it.
By pulling up the lever.
By lowering the lever.
When you see a vehicle slowing down at a pedestrian crossing, you should
slow down and be ready to stop.
overtake the slow moving vehicle.
maintain your normal speed.
Next
