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.
Certificate can be downloaded by pressing Download Certificate on the result page.
Press the SEE RESULT button after finishing all the questions to see your result.

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1 / 20

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

True

False

2 / 20

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

True

False

3 / 20

To cross at an intersection, why do you need to look in all four directions?

Because vehicles could be coming from four different directions at an intersection.

To look for friends.

4 / 20

When you’re riding a bicycle on the road, you have to follow the same rules as drivers do.

True

False

5 / 20

It’s not safe to listen to music using earphones or headphones while walking.

True

False

6 / 20

If your helmet is dropped or involved in a crash, you must:

Inspect it for small cracks, inside and out.

Replace it if it is damaged.

Both options are correct

7 / 20

Children must use a child restraint or booster seat that fits them.

True

False

8 / 20

Where should a person stand while waiting to cross the road?

A foot or two back from the edge of the street.

In the middle of the street.

9 / 20

Is it fine to block the driver’s view in the mirror?

Yes

10 / 20

Is it fine to lean out of the window of the car?

Yes

11 / 20

When travelling by car, you can make a difference in keeping you and your family safe by ensuring that:

You wear your seat belt.

Everyone else in the car is wearing a seat belt.

Everyone is wearing a seat belt correctly.

The person who is driving doesn’t use their mobile phone while driving.

All of the above

12 / 20

We must not ride a bicycle in the space between the vehicle and the kerb.

True

False

13 / 20

While riding a bicycle, you should:

avoid passing a truck or bus that is turning or about to turn.

never stop in the blind zone, where drivers can’t see you.

keep a safe following distance.

All options are correct.

14 / 20

We must always wear seat belts when travelling by car.

True

False

15 / 20

The average amount of land that cars take up in cities is:

20%

50%

100%

70%

16 / 20

We must always keep both hands on the handle bars of the bicycle unless we are giving a signal or changing gears.

True

False

17 / 20

We must keep our hands away from the door handles while the car is moving.

True

False

18 / 20

Wearing a brightly coloured cycle helmet will make you more visible as well as protect your head in an accident.

True

False

19 / 20

The use of public transport also helps reduce congestion in our towns and cities.

True

False

20 / 20

You must make sure that your helmet fits correctly before riding.

True

False

Your score is

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

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

To cross at an intersection, why do you need to look in all four directions?

When you’re riding a bicycle on the road, you have to follow the same rules as drivers do.

It’s not safe to listen to music using earphones or headphones while walking.

If your helmet is dropped or involved in a crash, you must:

Children must use a child restraint or booster seat that fits them.

Is it fine to block the driver’s view in the mirror?

Is it fine to lean out of the window of the car?

When travelling by car, you can make a difference in keeping you and your family safe by ensuring that:

We must not ride a bicycle in the space between the vehicle and the kerb.

While riding a bicycle, you should:

We must always wear seat belts when travelling by car.

The average amount of land that cars take up in cities is:

We must always keep both hands on the handle bars of the bicycle unless we are giving a signal or changing gears.

We must keep our hands away from the door handles while the car is moving.

Wearing a brightly coloured cycle helmet will make you more visible as well as protect your head in an accident.

The use of public transport also helps reduce congestion in our towns and cities.

You must make sure that your helmet fits correctly before riding.

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