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

Walking and cycling are good for our health and the environment.

True

False

2 / 20

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

True

False

3 / 20

The seat belt should be worn:

across the shoulders.

under the arm.

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

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

True

False

6 / 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.

7 / 20

While riding a bicycle, you must ride in the position:

where you have a good view of the road and other road users.

where other people can see you.

Both options are correct.

8 / 20

You need to cross a street, and there’s no corner nearby. There are cars parked on the street. What should you do to cross between parked cars safely?

First, check that the parked cars have no drivers.

Step to the edge of the parked cars (do not go any further out into the road).

Listen for traffic.

When it is quiet, lean your upper body forward and check that the road is clear both ways before walking straight across the road.

All of these

9 / 20

After exiting the bus, you should never

cross the road in front of the bus.

cross the road behind the bus.

cross the road immediately.

All options are correct.

10 / 20

We should walk on the footpath or sidewalk to be safe.

True

False

11 / 20

While riding a bicycle, you should never:

use a mobile phone

use ear/headphones

Both options are correct

12 / 20

Which one out of these can reduce traffic on the road and pollution in our area?

Using Bus.

Car sharing

Using bicycle

Walking to school

All of the above

13 / 20

Where is it safe to cross the street while walking?

Only at corners and on pedestrian crossings.

Anywhere

14 / 20

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

True

False

15 / 20

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

True

False

16 / 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

17 / 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

18 / 20

Wearing a helmet is important while riding a bicycle because

It makes you look good.

It protects your head if you crash.

19 / 20

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

20%

50%

100%

70%

20 / 20

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

By car

By school bus

Your score is

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Walking and cycling are good for our health and the environment.

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

The seat belt should be worn:

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

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

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

While riding a bicycle, you must ride in the position:

You need to cross a street, and there’s no corner nearby. There are cars parked on the street. What should you do to cross between parked cars safely?

After exiting the bus, you should never

While riding a bicycle, you should never:

Which one out of these can reduce traffic on the road and pollution in our area?

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

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

While riding a bicycle, you should:

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

Wearing a helmet is important while riding a bicycle because

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

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

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