Israel Driving Theory Test

Question:1

Who is permitted to repair vehicle safety part failures?

Every driver having know-how and experience in the field of vehicle mechanics.

Every professional in any vehicle repair garage.

Every driver, as long as he follows the manufacturer’s manual.

A qualified mechanic at a licensed garage only.

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Question:2

The one of the functions of the grooves in the tyre tread

To facilitate water drainage between the road and the tire and to prevent engine wear.

To facilitate water drainage between the road and the tire and to maintain tire air pressure,

To facilitate water drainage between the road and the tire and to prevent tire wear.

Is too allow water drainage from the tire on wet roads and greater friction and contact with the road..

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Question:3

“Keeping a safe distance from the vehicle in front affects fuel consumption and vehicle wear and tear”. Correct or incorrect?

Incorrect: The distance has no influence on vehicle wear or fuel consumption.

Correct: Keeping distance prevents brake wear and excessive fuel consumption due to frequent acceleration and braking.

Incorrect: Using the breaks and the accelerator in order to regulate wind flow is important for increasing the driver’s alertness.

Incorrect: Keeping proper distance from the vehicle in front of you causes brake wear.

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Question:4

What is the consequence of tyre pressure that is too high?

Uneven tire wear and shortened of tyre life.

It is harder to turn the steering wheel.

Rapid wear and tear of the steering wheel.

Longer tire life span and reduced fuel consumption.

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Question:5

What is the function of the ABS System?

To shorten the life span of the tires.

To facilitate softer and milder braking on a wet roadway.

To maintain the vehicle’s steering and maneuvering abilities during emergency braking.

To facilitate softer and milder braking on a dry roadway.

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Question:6

When the oil pressure check lamp lights-up while driving, you should:

Continue driving, provided that there is enough oil in the oil sump.

Continue driving in low gear until the garage (provided that it doesn’t take more than half an hour)

Stop the vehicle immediately and shut-off the engine.

Continue driving if the engine’s thermometer indicates normal engine temperature.

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Question:7

What might be causing the steering wheel to be pulled, in a non voluntary manner, to either side whilst driving?

A malfunction in the braking system only.

A malfunction in the vehicle’s engine.

Low air pressure in one of the back wheels.

Low air pressure in one of the front wheels.

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Question:8

What is the permitted tyre size for a vehicle?

As determined by the tire manufacturer.

Any size of tire, as long as all the vehicle tires are of the same size.

As approved by a licensed garage.

As determined by the manufacturer and noted in the vehicle’s registration document.

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Question:9

Head lights which are not properly adjusted:

Make the driver more alert.

Cause self-blinding of the driver.

Have no effect on driving and on vehicle control.

Do not illuminate the road properly.

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Question:10

What is the function of the vehicle’s Electronic Stability Program (ESP) System?

To control the engine’s fuel consumption.

To prevent the wheels from locking.

To reduce the danger of skidding.

To reduce the emission of burnt gases from the engine.

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Question:11

During the vehicle’s annual test, the licensing facility shall register:

The number of kilometers traveled by the vehicle, as indicated on its odometer.

The number of traffic offenses perpetrated within the vehicle.

The number of seatbelts in the vehicle.

The number of head-rests in the vehicle.

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Question:12

Is it permitted to change the size of tires on a vehicle?

Only if it is approved in advance by the Licensing Authority in the Ministry of Transportation.

Yes, to any size the driver wants, provided that all the vehicle’s wheels are replaced with new ones.

Yes, if the change is approved by the insurance company.

Absolutely not.

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Question:13

What is the proper way of checking engine oil level?

By using the engine’s dipstick, when the engine is cold and turned off.

There is no need to check the engine’s oil, but only to change it in accordance with the manufacturer’s requirements.

It can only be checked in a licensed garage.

Only before the vehicle’s annual test.

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Question:14

When is it required to exchange the vehicle’s fire extinguisher?

Every other annual test, meaning once every two years.

When it was fully or partially used, or when its pressure gauge indicates low internal pressure.

Every year, before the vehicle’s annual test.

When you cannot hear the material moving inside the fire extinguisher.

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Question:15

Which type of bulb would you use when required to change a bulb in the vehicle?

It is permitted to change a bulb in a certified licensing facility only.

A bulb, stipulated in the manufacturer’s manual.

It is prohibited to change a bulb without the permission of the treating garage.

The type of the bulb is unimportant, as long as it works.

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Question:16

What is the function of the ABS system?

To prevent tire wear.

To prevent excessive use of the vehicle’s brakes.

To serve as an additional brake in case of danger.

To enable control and steering of the vehicle during braking.

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Question:17

What is the required air pressure of the vehicle’s tires?

The tire air pressure is not so important.

According to the instructions of the garage or licensing facility.

A pressure that provides for the most comfortable driving.

The pressure should be according to the manufacturer’s manual.

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Question:18

You may reduce your vehicle’s fuel consumption by:

Driving calmly within the speed limit and making sure that the tire pressure is correct.

Driving calmly within speed limit, using the lowest gear.

Driving as slow as possible and reducing the vehicle’s excess weight.

Driving as fast as possible and reducing the vehicle’s excess weight.

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Question:19

What are the risks of driving a vehicle with a leaking engine exhaust system?

Engine over-heating.

The penetration of burnt gases to the passenger compartment, which might cause loss of consciousness.

It might harm nearby vehicles.

There is no risk in driving a vehicle with a leaking emission system.

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Question:20

Regular vehicle maintenance, in accordance with the manufacturer’s manual, will:

Annuls the need for an annual test.

Reduce fuel consumption as well as wear and tear of vehicle parts.

Is only required if the vehicle is frequently used.

In a new model vehicle, maintenance is not required at all.

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Question:21

How can we reduce air pollution caused by the vehicle’s gas emissions?

By washing the vehicle’s fuel tank once a month.

By keeping the engine and its surroundings clean.

It is impossible to reduce air pollution. It is a constant factor in the vehicle.

By regular maintenance of the vehicle’s engine and other systems.

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Question:22

What part of the vehicle reduces whiplash during collision?

The safety belts.

The rear bumper.

The head rests of the vehicle’s seats.

The air bags.

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Question:23

What might happen to a vehicle when its wheels get locked?

The vehicle will lose its steering ability.

The vehicle will lose its braking ability.

Overheating of the engine.

The steering ability is not influenced.

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Question:24

How does the braking system of a vehicle work?

Through the braking of the front wheels only.

Through the pressure created between the engine and the clutch.

By turning the engine opposite to its normal direction of turning.

Through the friction between the brake disc and the brake pads.

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Question:25

To disconnect the engine from the wheels, you should:

Press the clutch pedal.

Step on the brake pedal and on the accelerator.

Shut-off the engine.

Press on the starter switch.

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Question:26

How would you conduct yourself in case of brake overheating as a result of continuous braking?

Continue driving normally and don’t use the brakes much.

Use the parking brake temporarily.

Continue driving fast to ventilate the brakes.

Stop! Wait for the brakes to cool down and continue driving on very low gear.

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Question:27

The auxiliary (parking/hand) brake may also be used:

To reduce wear and tear of the braking system.

As an emergency brake .

To prevent the vehicle from moving only.

To assist drivers while driving in reverse.

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Question:28

What should you pay attention to whilst parking in a closed parking lgarage?

The engine should continue running for at least 20 minutes, until it cools down.

The engine should not be left running for a long time, since the parking garaget is poorly ventilated.

The engine should not be left running for more than half an hour continuously.

Nothing. There are no restrictions on parking inside a closed parking lot.

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Question:29

What is the consequence of tyre pressure that is too low?

Increased driving noise at high speeds.

Increased wear and tear of the gear box.

Rapid wear and tear of the steering wheel.

Accelerated wear and tear of the tyres and reduced vehicle stability.

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Question:30

What is an Electronic Stability Program (ESP) System?

A system that prevents the possibility of a braking system malfunction.

A system that prevents the possibility of a steering system malfunction.

A system that prevents loss of control while skidding and keeps the vehicle on course.

A system that prevents the vehicle’s wheels from locking during an emergency braking, thus maintaining the vehicle’s steering.

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