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1
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  1. What must you do to obtain a Nevada driver’s license?
    ☐ a. Be at least 16 years old ☐ c. Show proof of your full legal name and age
    ☐ b. Have a Social Security Number ☐ d. All of the above
A

All of the above

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  1. Which of the following documents is not acceptable as proof of name and age?☐ a. State issued birth certificate ☐ c. U.S. Passport☐ b. Hospital issued birth certificate ☐ d. Military ID
A

Hospital birth certificate

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  1. What is not one of the testing requirements for obtaining a Nevada driver’s license?☐ a. Vision check
    ☐ c. Pass a general knowledge test☐ b. Hearing check
    ☐ d. Demonstrate safe driving skills
A

Hearing check

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  1. When taking the skills exam, what will the examiner not check, prior to getting behind the wheel?☐ a. Vehicle registration
    ☐ c. Engine fluids☐ b. Proof of insurance ☐ d. Vehicle license plates
A

Engine fluids

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  1. What is the required number of supervised hours behind-the-wheel experience for a minor (non-rural resident)?☐ a. 40 hours + 10 hours in darkness ☐ c. 90 hours + 10 hours in darkness☐ b. 50 hours + 10 hours in darkness ☐ d. 100 hours + 10 hours in darkness
A

40 hours + 10 hours in darkness

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  1. What qualifies as an option for completing a Driver Education course?☐ a. Driver Ed class at local high school ☐ c. DMV-approved private Driver Ed school☐ b. DMV-approved Driver Ed online course
    ☐ d. All of the above
A

All of the above

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  1. How long must a minor’s driving record be free of any at-fault accidents, moving violations and drug or alcohol

convictions to obtain a driver’s license?

☐ a. 60 days ☐ b. 100 days ☐ c. 6 months ☐ d. 1 year

A

6 month

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  1. How long is an instruction permit valid for?☐ a. 90 days ☐ b. 6 months ☐ c. 1 year ☐ d. 2 years
A

6 months

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  1. With an instruction permit, what is not a requirement for the behind-the-wheel experience supervising adult?☐ a. At least 21 years old ☐ c. Seated beside the new driver☐ b. Is related to the new driver ☐ d. Has held a driver’s license for at least one year
A

Is related to the new driver

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  1. If you are under 18, how long must you hold an instruction permit prior to applying for a driver’s license?☐ a. 90 days ☐ b. 6 months ☐ c. 1 year ☐ d. 2 years
A

6 months

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  1. What restriction is put on a minor’s license for at least the first 6 months?☐ a. No passengers under the age of 18, except immediate family members☐ b. Cannot drive between the hours of 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. unless to or from a scheduled event☐ c. Both A and B above

☐ d. None of the above

A

Both A and b

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  1. If a person has a Class M license with Restriction A, what does this mean?☐ a. Combination vehicle license, with additional rear view mirrors☐ b. Car/van/pickup license, limited to driving only during the daylight☐ c. Motorcycle license, requiring a yearly driving test☐ d. None of the above
A

None of the above

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  1. What is not a restriction when driving with a motorcycle instruction permit?☐ a. Drive only during the daylight hours ☐ c. Cannot drive a motorcycle larger than 500cc☐ b. May not carry passengers ☐ d. Cannot drive on freeways
A

. Cannot drive a motorcycle larger than 500cc

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  1. How many demerit points will be assigned if ticketed for speeding at 43 mph in a 25 mph posted limit? ?☐ a. 1point ☐ b. 2 points ☐ c. 3 points ☐ d. 8 points
A

2 points

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  1. Which of the following is not an example of a why your driver’s license may be suspended or revoked?☐ a. Accumulation of 10 or more violation demerit points in a 12-month period☐ b. Found guilty of street racing, graffiti, or carrying a firearm☐ c. Failure to maintain insurance☐ d. Driving under the influence
A

Accumulation of 10 or more violation demerit points in a 12-month period

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  1. If you were born within the United States, you must present one of the following:

☐ a. Nevada Department of Corrections Identification Card

☐ b. Border crossing cards

☐ c. Foreign birth certificates

☐ d. Consular identification cards

A

Nevada Department of Corrections Identification Card

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17
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  1. How long is a Driver Authorization Card valid for?

☐ a. 1 year

☐ b. 8 years

☐ c. 2 years

☐ d. 4 years

A

4 years

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  1. Which of the following are acceptable forms of identification to obtain a Driver Authorization Card?

☐ a. A passport issued by a foreign government

☐ b. A birth certificate issued by a foreign government

☐ c. A hospital-issued birth certificate

☐ d. Both A and B

A

d. Both A and B

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  1. What will the examiner will be looking for during the skills test?

☐ a. Turns

☐ b. Backing up

☐ c. Entering traffic

☐ d. All of the above

A

All of the above

20
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  1. Where can you apply for a duplicate license if it is lost, ruined, or stolen?

☐ a. Online

☐ b. At a kiosk

☐ c. In person at the DMV office

☐ d. All of the above

A

All of the above

21
Q
  1. A driver’s license is a right guaranteed by Nevada law.
A

False

22
Q
  1. If you are under 18 years of age, a parent or guardian must co-sign your application for a Nevadadriver’s license and may cancel the minor’s instruction permit or license at any time.
A

True

23
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  1. If you have a license or ID card from another state, you must surrender it to get a Nevada license.
A

True

24
Q
  1. All minors may complete 100 hours of behind-the-wheel supervised driving experience as an alternative to taking Driver Education.
A

False

25
Q
  1. A minor’s license may be suspended or revoked for habitual truancy.
A

True

26
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  1. To obtain an instruction permit, you must be at least 15 years old.
A

False

27
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  1. With an instruction permit, you can drive in a car alone or with immediate minor siblings.
A

False

28
Q
  1. A minor may drive to and from work even if the hours are within the 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. curfew.
A

True

29
Q
  1. You may only operate a moped if you have a Nevada driver’s license (any classification).
A

True

30
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  1. To obtain a Nevada motorcycle driver’s license you must pass both the general knowledge testand a motorcycle knowledge test.
A

True

31
Q
  1. It is the responsibility of the state of Nevada to notify you when you license has expired.
A

False

32
Q
  1. You may be required to pass a vision test, a knowledge test and an on-road driving skills testupon expiration of your license.
A

True

33
Q
  1. Under Nevada law, you are required to notify DMV of any address or name change within 60 days.
A

False

34
Q
  1. A minor may elect to be an organ donor.
A

True

35
Q
  1. There are no fees associated with a change of address to a Nevada driver’s license.
A

False

36
Q
  1. Attending traffic safety school removes a maximum of 3 demerit points, however the record of theconviction remains part of your driving history
A

True

37
Q
  1. It is legal to lend your license to someone else or use another person’s license.
A

False

38
Q
  1. A juvenile found guilty of buying, drinking or possessing alcohol; or using, possessing, selling or distributing any controlled substance may have their license issuance delayed.
A

True

39
Q
  1. Licenses are automatically reinstated following a suspension or revocation.
A

False

40
Q
  1. Individuals born during an even-numbered year will receive an 8-year license upon their next renewal effective January 1, 2014.
A

True

41
Q
  1. Every applicant must prove his or her residency in this state by displaying an original or certified copy of three documents that show the applicant’s Nevada residence address.
A

False

42
Q
  1. A driver authorization card is valid for federal or state identification purposes and can be used to determine eligibility for benefits, licenses and services issued or provided by the state.
A

False

43
Q
  1. Use of a cellular phone during a drive test will result in automatic failure.
A

True

44
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  1. If you need glasses or contact lenses to drive, restriction B will be placed on your driver’s license.
A

True

45
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  1. The motorcycle drive test includes a pre-trip inspection to check your knowledge and understanding of your motorcycle’s controls and equipment.
A

True

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