What does cooling method of fire extinction involve?

• A Adding fuel
• B Adding oxygen
• C Reducing temperature below ignition point

In fog, what must you avoid?

• A Using wipers
• B Slowing down
• C Driving at normal highway speed

What does this inverted triangle sign indicate?

• A Stop completely
• B Give way to traffic on major road
• C No entry

When should you apply the three- or four-second rule?

• A In poor weather or slippery roads
• B In light traffic
• C At traffic lights

Which insurance covers fire and theft damages?

• A Comprehensive Insurance
• B Fire and Theft Insurance
• C Third Party Insurance

If red and amber lights show together at traffic lights, what must you do?

• A Stop
• B Move slowly
• C Accelerate

Where must you NEVER reverse?

• A From a side road into a major road
• B In a private driveway
• C In a parking garage

What does a Road Worthiness Validity Tag on the windscreen indicate?

• A The vehicle has passed inspection and is roadworthy
• B The vehicle has insurance only
• C The vehicle is newly purchased

Which class of fire involves metals like magnesium?

• A Class D
• B Class A
• C Class B

What is the best extinguisher for Class A fire?

• A Foam
• B Sand only
• C Water

What does this one-way sign indicate?

• A Two-way traffic
• B Traffic flows in one direction only
• C No entry

If bleeding is from a limb, what additional step helps?

• A Lower limb
• B Apply ice directly
• C Raise limb above heart level

Before overtaking, what three questions should you ask?

• A Is it fast? Is it easy? Is it fun?
• B Is it short? Is it risky? Is it possible?
• C Is it safe? Is it legal? Is it necessary?

Why must tyre pressure be kept at recommended levels?

• A To maintain stability and prevent blowouts
• B To increase vehicle speed
• C To lower car height

What does this “Road Works” sign warn?

• A Detour only
• B Construction ahead
• C Road closed permanently