t13-t14 non- picture qs

Question 1

When driving at night, the motor vehicles must be:

with low-beam headlights or high-beam headlights on

with sidelights on

with rear registration plate light on

with the emergency lights on

Answer 1

with low-beam headlights or high-beam headlights on

with sidelights on

with rear registration plate light on

Question 2

When driving in reduced visibility, the motor vehicle
must be:

with low-beam headlights or high-beam headlights on

with sidelights on

with for rear registration plate light on

with the emergency lights on

Answer 2

with low-beam headlights or high-beam headlights on

with sidelights on

with for rear registration plate light on

with the emergency lights on

Question 3

The driver is prohibited to use high-beam headlights
while:

driving past other drivers

driving on illuminated sections of the road

driving behind another motor vehicle at a distance less than 50m

reduced visibility

Answer 3

driving past other drivers

driving on illuminated sections of the road

driving behind another motor vehicle at a distance less than 50m

Question 4

At night, the driving in an illuminated section of the
road is performed:

with low-beam headlights on

with high-beam headlights on

with only position lamps on

without any lamps on

Answer 4

with low-beam headlights on

Question 5

At night, the driving in an illuminated section of the
road with high-beam headlights on is:

prohibited

always allowed

permitted only when overtaking

at the discretion of the driver

Answer 5

prohibited

Question 6

When driving at night on a non-illuminated road, the
speed is selected also depending on the length of the
area illuminated by the headlights.

correct
incorrect

Answer 6

correct

Question 7

At night, when passing past each other on an nonilluminated road, the driver must drive with:

high-beam headlights on

low-beam headlights on

only the position lights on

Answer 7

low-beam headlights on

Question 8

When overtaking at night, the driver must:

be careful because there is visibility only within the range of the illuminated area

be careful because it can be dazzled by the lights of the
oncoming vehicles

give a sound signal before starting to overtake

turn on the high-beam headlights

Answer 8

be careful because there is visibility only within the range of the illuminated area

be careful because it can be dazzled by the lights of the
oncoming vehicles

Question 9

In daytime, the two-wheeled motor vehicles must move
with low-beam headlights and rear lights on:

only in reduced visibility

always, regardless of the visibility

only outside populated areas

only within the period from November 1st to March 1st

Answer 9

always, regardless of the visibility

Question 10

In daytime, the following vehicles must move with lowbeam headlights and rear lights on:

motorcycles
mopeds
bicycles
only motorcycles with sidecars

Answer 10

motorcycles

mopeds

Question 11

In daytime, the motorcycles and mopeds must move
with turned-on:

low-beam headlight
rear position lamp
high-beam headlight
front sidelights

Answer 11

rear position lamp

Question 12

During the day, the motor vehicles are moving with
lights switched on for movement during the day or with
short lights.

Correct
Incorrect

Answer 12

correct

Question 13

Which of the listed lights of the automobile can be used
for movement during the day?

Lights for movement during the day

Short lights

Long lights

Only dimensional lights

Answer 13

Lights for movement during the day

Short lights

Question 14

The “Daytime driving lights” are intended:

to improve the perception of the road vehicle during its movement at daytime

to designate a parked road vehicle during the day

to move on an illuminated road at night

to improve the illumination of the road

Answer 14

to improve the perception of the road vehicle during its movement at daytime

Question 15

Is it allowed to use independently the additional fog
lamps?

yes
no

Answer 15

no

Question 16

The additional fog lamps are used in cases of
considerably reduced visibility:

caused by fog
caused by snowfall
caused by rain
during the night

Answer 16

caused by fog
caused by snowfall
caused by rain

Question 17

Is it allowed to use the additional fog lamps when
snowing?

yes, but only in considerably reduced visibility

no

Answer 17

yes, but only in considerably reduced visibility

Question 18

Is it allowed to use the additional fog lamps when
raining?

yes, in all cases

yes, but only in considerably reduced visibility

no

Answer 18

yes, but only in considerably reduced visibility

Question 19

Using of the high-beam headlights is prohibited when
the visibility is reduced during snowfall.

correct
incorrect

Answer 19

incorrect

Question 20

An additional rear fog lamp is allowed to use:

when driving at night

always in reduced visibility

only when the visibility is
reduced below 50 m

Answer 20

only when the visibility is

reduced below 50 m

Question 21

Is it allowed to use the high-beam headlights while
driving in fog?

yes
no

Answer 21

yes

Question 22

The switching from high-beam to low-beam headlights
before passing past other vehicles at night should be
carried out when the distance between two vehicles is:

not less than 50 m
not less than 100 m
not less than 150 m
not less than 200 m

Answer 22

not less than 150 m

Question 23

When vehicles pass each other at night, the switching
from high-beam to low-beam headlights is obligatory,
if:

the distance between the vehicles is not less than 150 m

a driver from the oncoming traffic gives a signal by
switching over the lights

the distance between the vehicles is no more than 50 m

Answer 23

the distance between the vehicles is not less than 150 m

a driver from the oncoming traffic gives a signal by
switching over the lights

Question 24

Before vehicles pass each other at night, if the driver of
the oncoming motor vehicle gives a signal using the
lights, are you obliged to switch from high-beam to lowbeam headlights?

yes, regardless of the distance

no, if the distance is greater than 150 m

no, because I am not obliged to comply with his signals

yes, but only if the distance between the vehicles is less
than 50 m

Answer 24

yes, regardless of the distance

Question 25

At night, the driving behind another vehicle at a distance less than 50 meters shall be done with the following lights on: low-beam headlights high-beam headlights only position lamps

Answer 25

low-beam headlights

Question 26

What will you do if dazzled by the lights of the oncoming vehicle? reduce the speed drive on with readiness to stop drive on after turning on the high-beam headlights give a sound signal

Answer 26

reduce the speed drive on with readiness to stop

Question 27

Which of these actions is dangerous when entering an icy section of the road? sharp deceleration sharp throttling disengaging the gears entering at high speed

Answer 27

sharp deceleration sharp throttling entering at high speed

Question 28

Which of the following actions is most dangerous when entering an icy road section? entering at high speed holding down the clutch pedal disengaging the gears

Answer 28

entering at high speed

Question 29

On which wheels of the vehicle are snow chains placed if needed? snow chains are always put on the front wheels on the wheels which are not driven by the engine on the wheels which are driven by the engine snow chains are always placed on the rear wheels

Answer 29

on the wheels which are driven by the engine

Question 30

Is it allowed to use tires with spikes on roads open for public transport vehicles? it is not allowed yes, always in snow and winter conditions yes, but only when the road conditions require that it is not allowed, except for vehicles with total mass of over 3.5 tons only

Answer 30

it is not allowed

Question 31

In reduced visibility below 50 meters, it is prohibited: to park to tow to make a U-turn to drive without switching on lights

Answer 31

to tow to make a U-turn to drive without switching on lights

Question 32

In reduced visibility below 50 meters, it is prohibited: to stop for a stay in the driveway outside a populated area if the position lamps are not on for oversized road vehicles to move to overtake for self-propelled machines to move

Answer 32

to stop for a stay in the driveway outside a populated area if the position lamps are not on for oversized road vehicles to move

Question 33

In reduced visibility below 50 meters, it is prohibited: for oversized road vehicles to move for oversized road vehicles to stop for a stay in the driveway to overtake for self-propelled machines to move

Answer 33

for oversized road vehicles to move for oversized road vehicles to stop for a stay in the driveway

Question 34

In reduced visibility below 50 meters, it is prohibited: to tow to make a U-turn to stop for a stay to move backwards

Answer 34

to tow | to make a U-turn

Question 35

What is the impact of the strong side wind on the movement of a vehicle? it may deviate it from its direction of movement it does not affect movement reduces the fuel consumption

Answer 35

it may deviate it from its direction of movement

Question 36

Daily travel under the same conditions and using the same route causes habituation to the road conditions and weakening of attention. true false

Answer 36

true

Question 37

Daily travel under the same conditions and using the same route: causes habituation to the road conditions causes weakening of attention while travelling allow the driver to drive safely at a speed higher than the permitted

Answer 37

causes habituation to the road conditions causes weakening of attention while travelling

Question 38

In case of long-distance travel, it would be safer for the less experienced driver if: the driver avoids travelling at night the driver does not drive at high speed the driver avoids driving on highways

Answer 38

the driver avoids travelling at night the driver does not drive at high speed

Question 39

In case of forthcoming long-distance travel, the travel would be safer and easier: by prior route planning by planning the appropriate stops for rest if the travel involves only a few stops if the travel is carried out at night

Answer 39

by prior route planning by planning the appropriate stops for rest

Question 40

A reason for faster occurrence of fatigue in the driver of a motor vehicle is: the incorrect posture while driving conversations with the passengers in the vehicle the billboards by the road

Answer 40

the incorrect posture while driving

Question 41

The incorrect posture of the driver while driving causes faster occurrence of fatigue. true false

Answer 41

true

Question 42

What are the consequences for the driver when driving with an unadjusted seat for a long time? faster occurrence of fatigue spinal and muscular tension and pain stays concentrated for a longer period of time reduction of fatigue

Answer 42

faster occurrence of fatigue spinal and muscular tension and pain

Question 43

Why must the driver of a two-wheeled motor vehicle drive using special outfit for that purpose? in order to be adequately protected in case of accident in order to feel comfortable while driving in order to be protected from bad weather conditions

Answer 43

in order to be adequately protected in case of accident

Question 44

If there are cracks in the protective helmet of the driver of a two-wheeled motor vehicle, it is necessary: to replace the helmet with a new one to drive the motor vehicle at a low speed to repair the helmet using glue

Answer 44

to replace the helmet with a new one

Question 45

The driver is not adequately protected while driving a two- wheeled motor vehicle when: the driver’s protective helmet is cracked the driver is not wearing special outfit the direction indicators of the two-wheeled motor vehicle are not functioning

Answer 45

the driver’s protective helmet is cracked the driver is not wearing special outfit

Question 46

Is the driver obliged to wear a protective helmet when driving a two-wheeled motor vehicle in a populated area? yes, in all cases yes, but only when driving at high speed no

Answer 46

yes, in all cases

Question 47

Is the driver obliged to wear a protective helmet when driving a two-wheeled motor vehicle outside a populated area? yes, in all cases yes, but only when driving a motorcycle no

Answer 47

yes, in all cases

Question 48

The transport of objects on the vehicle’s roof causes increase in the fuel consumption. true false

Answer 48

true

Question 49

The transport of objects on the vehicle’s roof causes: increase in the fuel consumption increase of the vehicle’s stability while making turns increase of the vehicle’s stability in the presence of side wind

Answer 49

increase in the fuel consumption

Question 50

The fuel consumption of the vehicle during movement: increases in case of transport of objects on the vehicle’s roof increases if the tyre pressure is low decreases as a result of frequent braking decreases in case of rapid acceleration

Answer 50

increases in case of transport of objects on the vehicle’s roof increases if the tyre pressure is low

Question 51

The fuel consumption of the vehicle during movement increases: when transporting objects on the vehicle’s roof if the tyre pressure is low in case of less frequent braking in case of rapid acceleration

Answer 51

when transporting objects on the vehicle’s roof if the tyre pressure is low in case of rapid acceleration

Question 52

Is it allowed to refuel a vehicle while the engine is running? no yes

Answer 52

no

Question 53

While refuelling the vehicle, smoking is: forbidden allowed only outside the vehicle allowed only inside the vehicle

Answer 53

forbidden

Question 54

The maintenance of clean and visible registration plates of the vehicle is an obligation of: the driver the owner of the motor vehicle the passengers

Answer 54

the driver

Question 55

How is the vehicle driveability affected by the low tyre pressure? driveability deteriorates driveability improves does not affect driveability

Answer 55

driveability deteriorates

Question 56

Does the low tyre pressure affect the vehicle driveability? yes no

Answer 56

yes

Question 57

How does the low tyre pressure affect the vehicle’s performance? the vehicle driveability deteriorates fuel consumption increases has no effect

Answer 57

the vehicle driveability deteriorates fuel consumption increases

Question 58

Low tyre pressure causes an increase in fuel consumption. true false

Answer 58

true

Question 59

How does low tyre pressure affect fuel consumption? causes an increase causes a reduction has no effect

Answer 59

causes an increase

Question 60

While driving, if the brake pedal “goes down” when pressed and the breaks are not applied, the driver must: quickly release the pedal and press it again continue pressing the pedal without releasing it press the clutch pedal

Answer 60

quickly release the pedal and press it again

Question 61

f a driver who has consumed alcohol must drive a motor vehicle: the driver must wait until the effect of the alcohol has passed around 2-hour sleep is needed it is enough to drink a strong coffee or strong tea without sugar it is enough to drink up a cold energy drink

Answer 61

the driver must wait until the effect of the alcohol has passed

Question 62

What advice would you give to a driver who has consumed alcohol? take a taxi or use other type of public transportation wait until the effect of the alcohol has passed drink a cup of strong coffee and then drive drive carefully and at low speed

Answer 62

take a taxi or use other type of public transportation wait until the effect of the alcohol has passed

Question 63

If a driver must take a medication and the driver does not know if the medication is compatible with driving of a motor vehicle: prior to taking the medication, the driver must consult a physician or a pharmacist the driver may take the medication, but he/she must also consume energy-boosting drinks the driver must not continue driving after taking the medication, if he/she does not know whether the medicine is compatible with driving prior to taking the medication, the driver must get acquainted with the medicine description intended for the patient

Answer 63

prior to taking the medication, the driver must consult a physician or a pharmacist the driver must not continue driving after taking the medication, if he/she does not know whether the medicine is compatible with driving prior to taking the medication, the driver must get acquainted with the medicine description intended for the patient

Question 64

Are there any medications, for which, if taken by the driver, driving of a motor vehicle is prohibited? yes no

Answer 64

yes

Question 65

What should you do if you have to drive a motor vehicle, but you take a medication without knowing whether it is compatible with driving? I must get acquainted with the medicine description intended for the patient I may take the medication and drive if I feel well I may rely on an advice from a friend or a relative, and drive prior to taking the medication, I must consult a physician or a pharmacist

Answer 65

I must get acquainted with the medicine description intended for the patient prior to taking the medication, I must consult a physician or a pharmacist

Question 66

What should you do if you have to travel, but you have taken a medication which adversely affects driving? I will find another driver for the travel I will drive at low speed I will drive avoiding heavy traffic areas

Answer 66

I will find another driver for the travel

Question 67

May a motor vehicle be driven if the driver’s health condition has deteriorated? no, the driver must not drive yes, but after a long period of rest yes, but after taking an appropriate medication prior to driving

Answer 67

no, the driver must not drive

Question 68

Driving of a motor vehicle after taking a narcotic substance is: forbidden allowed without restrictions allowed if taken according to a physician’s prescription

Answer 68

forbidden