美​国​德​克​萨​斯​州​驾​驶​考​试​模​拟​题五

22. When turning left from a three lane, one way street, you should turn from the:
1. right lane
2. center lane
3. left lane
4. either lane

23. If a child ran into the street 60 to 65 feet ahead of your vehicle, what is the highest speed
from which you could stop, with good brakes, before hitting him?
1. 20 mph
2. 30 mph
3. 40 mph
4. 50 mph

24. If you must walk on the highway you should:
1. walk on the left side in order to watch the approaching traffic
2. walk on the side that has widest shoulders
3. walk on the right side in order that approaching vehicles may see you better
4. you should never walk on the highway
25. When turning you should give the proper signal:
1. at least 25 feet before turning
2. at least 50 feet before turning
3. at least 75 feet before turning
4. at least 100 feet before turning

26. In this picture, if you were driving vehicle #1, you should:
1. try to hold up vehicle #3 so you may turn in front of it
2. try to hold up vehicle #4 so you may turn in front of it
3. wait until is safe to turn
4. always speed up and turn in front of vehicle #4

27. What do you need to have to be able to drive if you have had your license suspended?
1. you cannot drive at all if you have had your license suspended
2. an essential need license
3. you do not need to have any other document
4. your ID

28. List the number of the vehicle or driver showing a proper right
turn signal:
1 3 驾驶员打手势 2 转向灯亮 4 转向灯亮，驾驶员伸头

Rule test 2
1. When approaching an intersection, bridge or railroad crossing, you should never drive on the
left half of the roadway when within:
1. 100 feet
2. 150 feet
3. 200 feet
4. 250 feet

2. The maximum fine for a first non-driving, alcohol-related offense of possession or consumption
of alcohol by a minor is:
1. $1,000
2. $750
3. $500
4. $2,000

3. The headlights must be turned on:
1. only after it gets completely dark
2. 30 minutes after sunset
3. 30 minutes before sunset
4. at sunset

4. A flashing red traffic light means:
1. stop until the green light
2. slow down
3. detour
4. stop, look, and yield before proceeding

5. At 20 miles per hour the average driver, from the moment he sees danger until he hits the
brake, will travel about:
1. 10 feet
2. 44 feet
3. 55 feet
4. 88 feet

6. When making a long trip, you should stop for a rest:
1. about every two hours
2. quickly, so as to reduce the time off the highway
3. only when you stop for meals and gas
4. about every four hours or 200 miles

7. The maximum fine for a person age 21 and older who is driving and drinking alcoholic
beverage is:
1. $50
2. $200
3. $500
4. $1,000

8. If a driver (age 21 or older) accidentally runs over and kills someone while DUI of intoxicating
liquor, the worst offense with which the driver may be charged is:
1. intoxication manslaughter
2. negligent homicide (causing death by carelessness)
3. drunkenness
4. driving while under the influence of intoxicating liquor

9. The maximum daytime speed limit for passenger cars on highway numbered by this state or
the United States is:
1. 45 mph
2. 55 mph
3. 70 mph
4. 65 mph

10. When the vehicle ahead of you stops to let a pedestrian pass in front of it, you should: 1. sound and horn (immature)
2. overtake to the right (risky)
3. overtake to the left (stupid)
4. stay in line and wait until the vehicle ahead proceeds

11. You may lawfully allow an object to extend beyond the left side of your vehicle:
1. 3 inches
2. 6 inches
3. 9 inches
4. 12 inches

12. On multiple lane highways slow drives should drive:
1. in a middle lane (stay out Bud, I’m here!)
2. in the left-hand lane (passing only now!)
3. in the right-hand lane
4. in whatever lane other slow drivers may be using

13. Stopping a vehicle with good brakes from 20 miles per hour under good conditions requires
about:
1. 63 feet including thinking distance
2. 80 feet including thinking distance
3. 128 feet including thinking distance
4. 186 feet including thinking distance

14. When possible, pedestrians should walk:
1. on the side of the road facing traffic
2. on the right side of the road avoiding oncoming traffic
3. on a sidewalk
4. on the side of the road with the lightest traffic

15. Drivers become subject to the liability insurance law when accident damages amount to:
1. $25 to property of one person
2. $50 to property of one person
3. $100 to property of one person
4. at least $1,000 to property of one person

16. It is a violation of State law for pedestrians to:
1. stand in the roadway for the purposes of soliciting a ride
2. cross streets in groups
3. jaywalk on any street in any city (jaywalk: act of crossing streets with traffic in a careless and
dangerous way)
4. run while crossing the street



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