Road safety quiz (Secondary Level)-FINAL TEST

Road safety quiz (Secondary level) – FINAL TEST

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You will get 5 minutes (300 seconds) to answer all the questions.
You must have played all the Secondary Level quizzes in order to pass this test.
This Final test will have 20 random questions from all the Secondary level quizzes.
Questions may be different every time.
If you answer all the questions correctly in time, then you will get a certificate.
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1 / 20

Is it safe to walk on the Kerb or edge of the footpath or sidewalk?

Yes

2 / 20

If you are asked by your parents to walk home from school with your younger sister (6 years old), How will you keep her safe while walking?

Tell her to stay close to you while walking.

Hold her hand while walking.

Take her hand before crossing a street.

All of these

3 / 20

You must use hand signals while riding a bicycle.

True

False

4 / 20

If more people use buses and bicycles, the air in our area will be cleaner.

True

False

5 / 20

Your helmet should always be buckled.

True

False

6 / 20

It’s not safe to talk or text on a mobile phone while walking.

True

False

7 / 20

Which one out of these is a more environment-friendly option for travelling to school?

By car

By school bus

8 / 20

While riding a bicycle, you should never:

use a mobile phone

use ear/headphones

Both options are correct

9 / 20

You are at a pedestrian crossing, and before you step on the road, the walk signal changes from WALKING MAN to FLASHING HAND. You should:

Start running to get across the street.

Look all around to make sure no vehicles are coming, then cross the street.

Stop and wait for the next walk signal.

10 / 20

What danger signs must you look out for when walking in a car park or near parked vehicles?

Is there a driver in the front seat?

Are there any lights on the car?

Are the wheels moving?

Can you hear the engine sound?

All of these

11 / 20

Is it fine to throw or hang anything out of the window of a moving vehicle?

Yes

12 / 20

When you’re riding a bicycle on the road, you need to look for road signs and traffic signals.

True

False

13 / 20

What should you wear to stay safe and be seen by traffic when you go for a walk during the day?

Bright or fluorescent clothes.

Shoes.

A cap.

Dark clothes.

14 / 20

You should avoid riding a bicycle at night, as it can be dangerous.

True

False

15 / 20

Why must pedestrians walk facing traffic when there’s no footpath or sidewalk?

Pedestrians have a better chance to see vehicles coming from the front than from behind.

It helps you reach quickly.

16 / 20

You must look behind you, make sure it is safe, and then give a hand or arm signal.

True

False

17 / 20

While riding a bicycle, how will you signal that you are going to turn or move right?

Extend your left arm and hand.

Extend your right arm and hand.

Extend your right arm and raise your forearm.

18 / 20

If there is no footpath, we should walk on the side of the street facing traffic to see the traffic and be safe.

True

False

19 / 20

There’s a road that is sometimes really busy. If you don’t feel comfortable crossing it on your bicycle, what can you do?

Get off your bicycle and walk across a pedestrian crossing.

Run across with your bicycle as soon as you see an opening in the traffic.

20 / 20

What should you wear to stay safe when you go for a walk in the night or late evening?

Special running shoes.

Something bright and reflective.

A coat.

A hat.

Your score is

NEXT quiz

If you are asked by your parents to walk home from school with your younger sister (6 years old), How will you keep her safe while walking?

You must use hand signals while riding a bicycle.

If more people use buses and bicycles, the air in our area will be cleaner.

Your helmet should always be buckled.

It’s not safe to talk or text on a mobile phone while walking.

Which one out of these is a more environment-friendly option for travelling to school?

While riding a bicycle, you should never:

You are at a pedestrian crossing, and before you step on the road, the walk signal changes from WALKING MAN to FLASHING HAND. You should:

What danger signs must you look out for when walking in a car park or near parked vehicles?

Is it fine to throw or hang anything out of the window of a moving vehicle?

When you’re riding a bicycle on the road, you need to look for road signs and traffic signals.

What should you wear to stay safe and be seen by traffic when you go for a walk during the day?

You should avoid riding a bicycle at night, as it can be dangerous.

You must look behind you, make sure it is safe, and then give a hand or arm signal.

While riding a bicycle, how will you signal that you are going to turn or move right?

There’s a road that is sometimes really busy. If you don’t feel comfortable crossing it on your bicycle, what can you do?

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