FTT

Question 1

*When a long vehicle makes a U-turn, it usually moves to the (right, left, right then left)

Answer 1

Left

Question 2

*To prevent ‘free wheeling’, you should not (depress accelerator, depress the foot brake to soon, or depress the clutch too soon)

Answer 2

Depress the clutch too soon (releasing the engine too soon)

Question 3

What is the correct footwork when changing from 2nd gear to 3rd gear ?

Answer 3

Release the accelerator pedal and depress the clutch pedal at the same time.

Question 4

*When you’re reversing to the right, you should turn your steering wheel (to the right, right then left, left)

Answer 4

Right (turn to the direction that you’re reversing to)

Question 5

*The handbrake is used when (driving up a hill, controlling the speed of the car, when the car is stationary during stopping, waiting and parking)

Answer 5

When the car is stationary during stopping, waiting and parking

Question 6

Worn out tyres and improper air pressure are other factors that (reduce frictional force, increase the effect pf braking, reduce the force of impact)

Answer 6

Reduce frictional force

Question 7

Braking is more effective when you depress the brake pedal (with the clutch depressed, with the gear engaged, with the gear lever in “Neutral”)

Answer 7

With the gear engaged

Question 8

**Which set of wheels does the handbrake control (front, rear)

Answer 8

Rear

Question 9

To go round a mild bend with a STEADY SPEED, you should (depress the accelerator slightly, use the half-clutch technique, apply brakes)

Answer 9

Depress the accelerator slightly

Question 10

*When can you use the right lane of a two-way carriageway? (When your path is obstructed by road works or parked vehicles, When your speed is higher than that of the speed limit, When the right lane is free of traffic)

Answer 10

When your path is obstructed by road works or parked vehicles

Question 11

*When driving an automatic car, you would select a lower gear (to slow the car down in normal driving, before stopping, to control speed when going down a steep hill)

Answer 11

To control speed when going down a steep hill

Question 12

Heads on collisions can actually happen at

Answer 12

Any place

Question 13

When a long vehicle makes a left turn, it usually moves to the (right, left then right, left)

Answer 13

Right before turning

Question 14

Just before you move UP-SLOPE which brake should you apply? (Footbrake, handbrake, both)

Answer 14

Handbrake

Question 15

Before you move off a slope, which brake should you release? (handbrake, footbrake, both)

Answer 15

Handbrake

Question 16

4- second rule is for

Answer 16

Keeping of safe distance in adverse situations

Question 17

12-second rule

Answer 17

Overtaking hazards

Question 18

What is the purpose of the clutch in a manual transmission vehicle? (disconnects engine to vehicle, performs like brakes, connects engine to wheels)

Answer 18

Connects engine to the wheels

Question 19

When you’re involved in an accident, you should (stop only when there’s an injury, not stop when there’s an injury, stop)

Answer 19

Stop

Question 20

Highbeam reaching distance

Answer 20

100m for highbeam, and don’t out-run this distance

Question 21

You should not depress the clutch when

Answer 21

Going round a bend (engine is released from wheels, lose control)

Question 22

‘Freewheeling’ makes your car go

Answer 22

Faster than expected (wheels released from engine brake)

Question 23

Which foot should you use for the brakes and accelerator?

Answer 23

Right

Question 24

3 major types of major hazards?

Answer 24

Physical features, road users, environmental

Question 25

How far ahead should you look when driving 30km/h?

Answer 25

The distance in meters should be at least 3x the speed in km/h, so 30x3= 90m

Question 26

When stopping the vehicle on an up-slope, you should apply (footbrake then handbrake, both handbrakes, handbrake then footbrake)

Answer 26

Footbrake then handbrake (move gear back to 1st)