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Section 2 Test 1 Contains Questions 21-30

The orange color and shape of the sign usually indicate construction or maintenance areas.

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1) This sign may be posted

a) near hospitals.

b) in work zones.

c) at roundabouts.

d) at no-parking areas.

Incorrect. This sign is not used near hospitals or no-parking areas but rather in zones where roadwork is occurring.

Correct! This sign is often used in work zones to alert drivers of construction or maintenance activity.

This sign is typically used in work zones to alert drivers to ongoing roadwork. It helps ensure the safety of workers and drivers by indicating areas where caution is required.

The sign features a curvy line, indicating the road has multiple curves ahead.

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2) This sign warns the driver that the road is a

a) two-way road.

b) winding road.

c) double curve.

d) slippery road.

Incorrect. The sign is not indicating a straight or slippery road, but rather a series of curves.

Correct! The sign warns of a winding road ahead, requiring careful navigation.

This sign indicates that the road ahead is winding and drivers should be prepared to navigate multiple curves. It is a warning to reduce speed and drive cautiously.

This sign is a cautionary notice for drivers about staying on the road surface.

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3) This sign warns drivers that they:

a) should not leave the pavement.

b) should increase their following distance to 6 seconds.

c) must move onto the shoulder at reduced speed.

d) should move onto the shoulder at high speed.

Incorrect. This sign does not provide instructions about following distance or speed. It strictly warns about staying on the paved road.

Correct! This sign advises drivers not to leave the pavement, indicating that the shoulder may be unsafe for driving.

The sign alerts drivers to stay on the paved road surface and avoid driving off the pavement, as the shoulder may be unsafe or not designed for driving.

The sign has an arrow pointing straight and to the right, allowing both directions.

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4) What does this sign indicate?

a) You must make a right turn.

b) You may go straight or turn right.

c) You must go straight.

d) You may go straight or turn left.

Incorrect. This sign provides two options, not just a mandatory direction or a left turn.

Correct! This sign indicates that you may go straight or turn right.

This sign indicates that you have the option to either proceed straight or make a right turn. It is commonly seen at intersections where traffic is permitted to flow in two directions from the same lane.

This sign is usually posted near airports to indicate potential airplane traffic or proximity to an airport.

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5) What does this sign mean?

a) You are approaching an airport.

b) Airplanes fly at low heights in this zone.

c) Airplanes fly in this direction.

d) An RC flying zone is ahead.

Incorrect. This sign specifically indicates that an airport is nearby, not an RC flying zone or a general low-flying aircraft area.

Correct! This sign indicates that you are approaching an airport, so be aware of any related traffic or hazards.

This sign alerts drivers that they are approaching an airport. Drivers should be aware of potential low-flying aircraft and increased traffic near the area.

It’s an octagonal (eight-sided) red sign with white letters, typically seen at intersections.

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6) What type of sign is this?

a) A one-way sign

b) A stop sign

c) A yield sign

d) A Do Not Enter sign

Incorrect. This is not a one-way, yield, or Do Not Enter sign. The stop sign is distinctive with its red octagonal shape.

Correct! This is a stop sign, which requires drivers to come to a complete stop before proceeding.

A stop sign is an octagonal red sign that instructs drivers to come to a complete stop at the intersection before proceeding when safe. It is one of the most recognized and important regulatory signs.

The figure indicates pedestrian activity ahead, so drivers should be prepared to slow down or stop.

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7) What does this figure mean?

a) A crew is at work; vehicles must slow down.

b) A flag person is ahead; go slow.

c) A pedestrian crossing is ahead; vehicles must yield.

d) A school crossing is ahead; vehicles must stop.

Incorrect. This sign indicates a pedestrian crossing, not a work zone or school crossing.

Correct! This sign warns drivers of a pedestrian crossing ahead, and vehicles must yield to pedestrians.

This sign warns drivers that a pedestrian crossing is ahead. Vehicles must slow down and yield the right-of-way to pedestrians crossing the road.

Look for signs that warn of potential hazards related to railroad crossings with low ground clearance.

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8) What does this sign indicate?

a) a low ground clearance railroad crossing.

b) a side road near a railroad crossing.

c) a railroad crossing under repair.

d) a closed railroad crossing.

Incorrect. This sign specifically warns about a low ground clearance railroad crossing, not a side road, repairs, or a closed crossing.

Correct! This sign indicates that there is a railroad crossing with low ground clearance ahead, and drivers should be cautious when crossing.

This sign alerts drivers of a railroad crossing that may have low ground clearance, posing a risk for vehicles with low undercarriages like trucks or trailers. Drivers should proceed with caution.

The sign provides directions for allowed movements at an intersection.

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9) What does this traffic sign mean?

a) Go straight.

b) Do not turn left or go straight.

c) Turn left or go straight.

d) Merge left.

Incorrect. The sign does not prohibit movement or instruct you to merge; it gives permission for two possible directions.

Correct! This sign allows drivers to either turn left or go straight at the intersection.

This sign indicates that drivers are permitted to either turn left or continue going straight at the intersection.

Flashing arrow panels in construction or work zones guide drivers and inform them about lane usage.

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10) What does this flashing arrow panel mean?

a) The left lane is winding ahead.

b) The lane ahead is open to traffic.

c) Flag persons (flaggers) are ahead.

d) The lane ahead is closed.

Incorrect. The flashing arrow panel indicates a lane closure, not open lanes, winding roads, or flaggers ahead.

Correct! The flashing arrow panel warns that the lane ahead is closed and you need to merge safely into another lane.

A flashing arrow panel like this is used in work zones to indicate that the lane ahead is closed. It directs drivers to merge into another lane to avoid the closed lane.

This sign is typically placed near railroad tracks as a safety warning.

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11) What does this sign mean?

a) You must not drive on the railroad tracks.

b) You are allowed to drive on the railroad tracks.

c) You must stop at the railroad tracks.

d) There is a railroad crossing ahead.

Incorrect. This sign does not indicate permission to drive on the tracks or that there is a mandatory stop at the tracks.

Correct! This sign means you must not drive on the railroad tracks, ensuring safety around rail crossings.

This sign warns drivers that they are prohibited from driving on or using the railroad tracks, which is important for safety at railroad crossings.

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Section 2 Test 1 Contains Questions 11-20

The permit is for you, not your car.

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1) Which of the following is NOT required to apply for a California instruction permit?

a) Proof of identity

b) Proof of vehicle ownership

c) Two proofs of residency

Incorrect. Proof of vehicle ownership is not required for a permit. Try again!

Great job! Vehicle ownership is not necessary when applying for a permit.

You do not need to prove vehicle ownership to apply for an instruction permit; you only need personal identification and proof of residency.

They want to see how well you respond to instructions.

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2) What does the DMV check during the behind-the-wheel drive test?

a) Your ability to parallel park

b) Your ability to follow directions

c) Your knowledge of road signs

Not quite. The focus is on how well you follow directions, not just parking or road signs. Try again!

That’s right! The driving test evaluates your ability to follow directions.

The DMV examiner checks your ability to follow directions during the behind-the-wheel driving test.

You can get a license before turning 18.

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3) What is the minimum age to get a California driver’s license if you are under 18?

a) 17 years old

b) 18 years old

c) 16 years old

Incorrect. Minors can obtain a driver’s license at 16 years old, not later. Try again!

Well done! You can get a driver’s license at 16 in California.

The minimum age to get a driver’s license for minors is 16, provided they meet all other requirements.

It needs to be validated with hands-on training.

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4) How long must a minor’s permit be validated before driving?

a) Immediately upon issue

b) 6 weeks

c) After they begin driver training

Not quite. The permit is validated once driver training starts. Try again!

Correct! The permit is validated once behind-the-wheel training begins.

A minor’s instruction permit must be validated after they begin behind-the-wheel driver training with an instructor.

It's fewer than 20 but more than 5.

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5) How many hours of nighttime driving practice must a minor complete?

a) 10 hours

b) 20 hours

c) 5 hours

Not correct. You need 10 hours of nighttime practice. Try again!

Well done! Minors need 10 hours of driving practice at night

Minors must complete at least 10 hours of driving practice at night with a licensed adult.

It’s about confirming your ability to see properly.

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6) What is required from your vision test before getting an instruction permit?

a) Proof that you can see well enough to drive safely

b) Report from an eye doctor

c) Corrective lenses

Not quite. The goal of the vision test is to prove you can see well enough to drive. Try again!

Good job! The vision test ensures you can see well enough to drive.

You must pass a vision test that shows you can see well enough to drive safely before getting an instruction permit

You get more than two tries.

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7) How many attempts are minors allowed to pass the knowledge test?

A realistic, wide aspect ratio image of a 16-year-old driver thinking about a behind-the-wheel driving test. The young driver is seated in a car, looking focused or slightly nervous, with a thought bubble above his head depicting a car, a steering wheel, and a DMV driving instructor in a passenger seat—representing the behind-the-wheel test. The background includes a DMV parking lot or testing area. The lighting is bright and natural, creating a realistic and focused atmosphere.

a) 3 attempts

b) 4 attempts

c) 2 attempts

Not quite. You are allowed 3 attempts to pass the knowledge test. Try again!

Correct! Minors have up to 3 attempts to pass the knowledge test.

Minors are allowed 3 attempts to pass the knowledge test when applying for a permit.

This form is signed by both the parent and the minor.

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8) What form must minors submit to prove driving practice hours?

a) Parent-Teen Driving Contract

b) Driving Record Report

c) Driver Education Completion Certificate

Not quite. You need the Parent-Teen Driving Contract to verify practice hours. Try again!

That’s right! The Parent-Teen Driving Contract is used to verify driving practice hours.

Minors must submit a Parent-Teen Driving Contract to prove they have completed the required driving practice hours.

Using aids during a test is not allowed

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9) What is the penalty for using a cell phone during the knowledge test?

a) You can continue the test without penalty

b) You are disqualified from the test

c) You are fined

Not quite. Using a cell phone disqualifies you from the test. Try again!

Correct! Using a cell phone will disqualify you from the knowledge test.

Using a cell phone or other testing aids during the knowledge test will result in disqualification

It’s one week.

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10) How long must minors wait to retake the knowledge test after failing?

a) 3 days

b) 7 days

c) 14 days

Not quite. The waiting period is 7 days, or one week, before retaking the test. Try again!

That’s correct! Minors must wait 7 days to retake the knowledge test.

Minors must wait 7 days after failing the knowledge test before retaking it.

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Section 2 Test 1 Contains Questions 1-10

You can take the test at the minimum legal driving age.

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1) At what age can minors take the behind-the-wheel drive test?

A realistic, wide aspect ratio image showing three minor drivers aged 15, 16, and 17 years old standing together near a car, each representing a different stage of learning to drive. The young drivers look focused and engaged, ready for a driving test or lesson. The background includes a DMV parking lot or a driving school setting, adding authenticity. The lighting is natural daylight, creating a realistic, educational atmosphere. Somewhere subtly in the scene, the text 'permit.org' is visible, blending naturally with the background.

a) 17 years old

b) 16 years old

c) 15½ years old

That’s not correct. You must be 16 years old to take the driving test. Try again!

Correct! Minors can take the behind-the-wheel driving test at age 16.

Minors can take the behind-the-wheel driving test at 16 years old, after meeting other requirements.

You need to prove where you live.

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2) What must you provide to apply for a California instruction permit?

a) Proof of vehicle insurance

b) Proof of employment

c) Two proofs of residency

Not quite. Vehicle insurance and employment are not part of the application process for an instruction permit. Please try again!

That’s correct! Two proofs of residency are required to apply for a permit.

To apply for an instruction permit, you need to provide two proofs of residency to show you live in California

It’s an older adult.

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3) How old must the licensed driver supervising a minor be?

a) 25 years old

b) 21 years old

c) 18 years old

Not correct. The supervising driver must be at least 25 years old. Try again!

Good job! The supervising adult must be at least 25 years old.

The adult supervising a minor must be at least 25 years old and have a valid California driver’s license.

It’s more than just 25 hours.

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4) How many hours of driving practice must minors complete with a licensed adult before getting a license?

a) 25 hours

b) 100 hours

c) 50 hours

Not quite. The required amount is 50 hours of practice driving, with 10 hours at night. Try again!

Well done! Minors need 50 hours of driving practice before getting a license.

Minors must complete at least 50 hours of driving practice with a licensed adult, 10 of which must be at night.

This helps you learn the rules before driving.

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5) If you're under 18 years old, what must you complete to apply for an instruction permit?

a) A driver education program

b) A behind-the-wheel training program

c) A defensive driving course

Not quite. You only need a driver education program, not behind-the-wheel or defensive driving courses, at this stage. Try again!

That’s right! A driver education program is required for underage applicants.

If you are under 18 years old, you must complete a driver education program before applying for your instruction permit

You need to show that you can see and understand the rules of the road.

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6) What must you pass to get an instruction permit?

a) Knowledge test and vision test

b) Oral examination

c) Behind-the-wheel driving test

Not quite. The behind-the-wheel test is required later for your driver’s license, not the permit. Try again!

Correct! You need to pass the knowledge and vision tests to get your instruction permit.

To get an instruction permit, you must pass both a knowledge test and a vision test.

Someone responsible for you must sign.

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7) Who must sign your instruction permit application if you are under 18?

a) School principal

b) Employer

c) Parent or guardian

Not correct. A parent or guardian must sign the application, not your school principal or employer. Try again!

You got it! Your parent or guardian must sign the application for financial responsibility.

If you are under 18, your parent or guardian must sign your instruction permit application and accept financial responsibility.

You can apply before you turn 16

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8) At what age can you first apply for a California instruction permit?

a) 14 years old

b) 15½ years old

c) 16 years old

That’s not correct. You must be at least 15½ years old to apply for an instruction permit. Try again!

Good job! You can apply for an instruction permit at 15½ years old.

You can apply for a California instruction permit at 15½ years old.

It's less than a year but more than a few months.

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9) How long must minors hold an instruction permit before scheduling a behind-the-wheel drive test?

a) 6 months

b) 12 months

c) 3 months

Incorrect. Minors must hold their permit for 6 months before taking the driving test. Try again!

Correct! Minors must wait 6 months before they can take their driving test.

Minors must hold an instruction permit for at least 6 months before they can schedule a behind-the-wheel driving test.

It's practical experience behind the wheel.

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10) What must minors complete in addition to driver education before applying for a driver’s license?

a) Defensive driving class

b) Written test

c) Driver training

Not quite. Minors need driver training, which includes hands-on driving experience. Try again!

Exactly! Driver training is essential for minors to get their license.

In addition to driver education, minors must complete driver training before applying for a driver’s license.

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