Israel Driving Theory Test

Question:1

What might be the cause of loss of control of a vehicle?

Driving too fast and not wearing seatbelts.

Driving too fast, lack of vigilance and being unfamiliar with the vehicle.

Driving too fast and having non-functional head rests.

Driving at a reasonable speed and being unfamiliar with the vehicle’s mechanisms only.

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Question:2

How is a driver of a tractor equipped with a shuvelloader required to conduct while parking?

The loader’s position is not important.

Leave the loader at the height of the steering wheel in order to balance the tractor.

Lower the loader to the ground.

Leave the loader elevated to avoid bumping with it.

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Question:3

How can a correct grip of the steering wheel help to control the vehicle and to keep it stable?

The way you grip the wheel is only important in sharp turns and curves, when the vehicle moves in high speed.

Correct wheel grip is only important in big and heavy vehicles such as trucks and buses.

In a new-model vehicle, the way we hold the steering wheel is important while driving in sharp curves.

A correct grip of the steering wheel allows precise turning of the wheel, thus allowing control at all times.

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Question:4

What problem faces a vehicle driver who is driving at a high speed?

His response time is decreased, and thus his driving becomes more dangerous.

There is no problem at all: Research work has proven that in high speeds driving is more calm and relaxed.

The driver has very little time to properly respond to road events.

The drivers response time is significantly lengthened.

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Question:5

How would you conduct yourself when approaching a vehicle standing on the “hard shoulder”?

Honk to the driver of the parked vehicle.

Slow down.

Drive faster.

Signal and move to the left lane.

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Question:6

How is the required distance for overtaking determined?

It only depends on the driving speed of the overtaken vehicle and not of the overtaking one.

It depends on the driving speeds of the overtaking and the overtaken vehicles

It only depends on the driving speed of the overtaking vehicle and not of the overtaken one.

It corresponds to the speed limit in that road section.

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Question:7

What determines the maximum weight that can be lifted by the tractor’s hydraulic lift arms?

The hydraulic oil type and the lifted device.

The maximum air pressure approved by the manufacturer of the tractor’s rear tires.

The manufacturer’s table, which indicates weight restrictions according to the distance of its center of gravity from the tractor.

The mechanical condition of the tractor’s engine, pump and hydraulic system.

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Question:8

The white vehicle’s driver is merging into traffic. how would you behave?

Honk to the driver of the parked vehicle.

Slow down

Drive faster.

Signal and move to the left lane.

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Question:9

How is a driver supposed to deal with a situation in which pedestrians are crossing his driving lane on a crossing whilst he is making a right turn?

He should continue driving, because vehicles have priority of passage in intersections and therefore pedestrians must wait.

Slow down and even stop, and allow the pedestrians to cross at the pedestrian crossing.

Honk to warn the pedestrians and continue driving into the intersection.

Continue driving into the intersection, regardless of the pedestrians.

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Question:10

What is the main problem a driver faces when he approaches an intersection?

Many tasks he needs to perform simultaneously, in a short period of time.

The speed limit changes in an intersection.

Part of the intersection is always designated for public transportation.

The driver’s main problem is how to cross the intersection quickly.

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Question:11

How can we prevent our vehicle from skidding?

By holding the steering wheel firmly with both hands, and by driving at a similar speed to that of other vehicles on the road.

By driving reasonably and using the brakes in a gentle manner.

By stepping firmly and continuously on the brake pedal.

By turning the steering wheel right, to stabilize the vehicle.

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Question:12

What is the driver obliged to do according to the following picture?

Pull into the “hard shoulder” and slow down.

Slow down and keep to the right.

He is not obliged to do anything special.

Honk and flash his lights.

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Question:13

What is the correct sentence according to the following picture?

The road tanker driver doesn’t keep to the right of the roadway, even though he can not see the vehicles coming from the opposite direction.

The road tanker driver is driving far from the “soft shoulders” and in this way avoids risks.

The marking on the roadway is not clear enough.

The road tanker driver is driving correctly in the middle of the road, so that he can see better the vehicles coming from the opposite direction.

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Question:14

How can we overcome the problem of tiredness while driving?

Have an adequate rest before driving and take rest breaks during the journey.

A short break and a heavy meal will drive the tiredness away for a long time.

Drive slowly until the tiredness passes away.

Physical exercise will drive the tiredness away for many hours.

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Question:15

How would you respond to the situation depicted in the following picture?

Drive faster and pass the children before they start crossing the roadway.

Slow down, follow the children movement and prepare to stop.

Continue driving. The children would not cross the road when noticing an approaching vehicle.

Honk to the children and warn them that you are approaching and that they should not get on the roadway.

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Question:16

The ability to control a vehicle:

Does not depend on driving speed.

Depends on road conditions only, and not on the vehicle or the driver.

Improves the faster you drive.

Increases when driving at a suitable speed for the varying road conditions.

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Question:17

What are the elements that contribute to vehicle skidding?

The old age of the vehicle.

Road visibility conditions.

Every element that prevents direct contact between the tire and the roadway, such as: water, oil, mud, gravel, etc.

Any element which affects the drivers alertness.

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Question:18

Are the vehicles within the sharp curve positioned correctly?

Yes, all vehicles are keeping to the right as required in this sort of situation.

Both vehicles are not keeping eye contact between them as required.

The wide side-distance enables a third vehicle to enter between them.

You should enter a sharp curve when you are close to the middle of the roadway.

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Question:19

When visibility on the road is poor, the driver should:

Slow down, adjust his speed to the visibility conditions and turn-on his dipped beam.

On a two-way road – slow down; and on a one-way road – continue driving normally.

Accelerate and turn-on the rear lights, to prevent collision with the vehicle driving behind.

Turn-on the high beam to extend the field of vision and warn the incoming traffic from your opposite direction.

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Question:20

According to the following picture, what caused the poor field of vision?

A disruption in the field of vision can only be a result of blinding by another vehicle driving in the opposite direction.

The disruption is caused because the distance between the two vehicles is too small.

The fog caused the poor field of vision.

The disruption shown in the picture is inevitable, regardless of its cause.

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Question:21

In order to avoid hitting a vehicle that makes a sudden stop in front of you:

Keep your foot on the brake pedal so that you can also stop if needed.

Try to overtake it so it will be behind you.

Always keep sufficient distance from the vehicle in front .

Stop immediately upon noticing the brake lights of the vehicle in front, regardless of your distance from him.

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Question:22

What are the “blind spots”?

Elements obstructing the driver’s rear view.

The areas around a vehicle in which its driver cannot notice other road users – neither by looking nor by glancing at the mirrors.

The area in front of the vehicle only in which the driver can spot pedestrians.

The area behind the vehicle only in which the driver cannot notice other vehicles - neither by looking nor by glancing at the mirrors or by any other means.

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Question:23

What are the risks of driving continuously for many hours?

Engine power decreases, and that reduces the braking capacity.

Severe tiredness and a tendency to fall asleep.

A healthy driver faces no danger in driving continuously for many hours.

Heating and accelerated wear and tear of the front tires.

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Question:24

You are driving a vehicle that approaches the cyclist in the picture from behind. What risk might be posed by the cyclist ?

There is no risk. Pass the cyclist quickly.

The cyclist might pull onto the roadway or otherwise trip and fall into it.

The cyclist rides on the sidewalk (pavement) and therefore the bicycles pose no risk.

The cyclist is an adult and poses no risk.

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Question:25

What is the main risk of driving in reverse?

Causing damage to the vehicle’s tires, when approaching the sidewalk or sharp objects.

The presence of road users in the driver’s “blind spots” and the chance of hitting them.

Lack of control over a slow and steady driving speed due to gear restrictions.

Causing damage to the steering system, because the wheel is used oppositely to its normal use while driving forward.

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Question:26

When there is fog, a part from fog lights.

preferble to drive slowly according to field of vision.

drive whith high beam.

obligatory to drive whith emergency lights.

drive fast whith main bean.

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Question:27

How would you conduct yourself according to the situation depicted in the following picture?

Drive faster and honk to keep the children away from the roadway so you don’t hit them.

A pedestrian crossing is not marked on the roadway and no “play street” sign is posted. Continue driving normally.

Continue driving. The children shall act responsibly and avoid crossing the road when noticing an approaching vehicle.

Glance at the mirrors, slow down, follow the children movement on both sides of the roadway and – if required – stop to avoid endangering them.

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Question:28

What are you required to do when the truck in the picture enters your driving lane?

Allow it to enter the lane without disturbance.

You should stay on the left lane and drive faster.

You should drive faster and prevent it from entering.

You should move to the right lane in order to continue driving.

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Question:29

How are you required to conduct yourself according to the occurrence depicted in the picture?

Honk loudly to warn that you are approaching.

Slow down carefully and stop if needed, because a child might be chasing the ball.

Continue driving and make short and rhythmic honks.

Accelerate and pass quickly before any child gets to the roadway.

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Question:30

How would a tractor and its trailer maintain low speed during a long and steep descent?

By driving in low gear and relying on the engine’s compression braking .

By regulating the speed with the brakes.

By using the trailer’s brakes and locking the differential.

By operating the engine brake and driving in low gear.

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