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 fine to lean out of the window of the car?

Yes

2 / 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.

3 / 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.

4 / 20

It is safer for children to get in and out on the footpath or pavement side of the car.

True

False

5 / 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.

6 / 20

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

True

False

7 / 20

Where is it safe to cross the street while walking?

Only at corners and on pedestrian crossings.

Anywhere

8 / 20

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

True

False

9 / 20

Before crossing the road, you must wait on the footpath (or side of the road) and allow the bus to move away.

True

False

10 / 20

When you travel by bus, you have more time to:

read.

listen to music.

enjoy yourself.

All of the above

11 / 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.

12 / 20

You should never get out of your seat on a moving bus.

True

False

13 / 20

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

Yes

14 / 20

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

True

False

15 / 20

While riding a bicycle, you should:

check over your shoulder for traffic.

pass other road users safely.

use hand or arm signals.

be safe and courteous.

All options are correct

16 / 20

You must stop and look for traffic before leaving the driveway and entering the street on your bicycle.

True

False

17 / 20

Before riding your bicycle, you must check:

The tyres are properly inflated.

The brakes on both the front and back wheels are working fine.

All parts of your cycle are fine.

All of these

18 / 20

When you’re riding a bicycle, you must ride in a straight line.

True

False

19 / 20

We must always wear seat belts when travelling by car.

True

False

20 / 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

Your score is

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

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

It is safer for children to get in and out on the footpath or pavement side of the car.

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

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

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

Before crossing the road, you must wait on the footpath (or side of the road) and allow the bus to move away.

When you travel by bus, you have more time to:

You should never get out of your seat on a moving bus.

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

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

While riding a bicycle, you should:

You must stop and look for traffic before leaving the driveway and entering the street on your bicycle.

Before riding your bicycle, you must check:

When you’re riding a bicycle, you must ride in a straight line.

We must always wear seat belts when travelling by car.

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

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