Israel Driving Theory Test

Question:1

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:2

Who is responsible for keeping a safety distance from the front, rear and sides while riding a motorcycle amongst other vehicle?

The other drivers around.

The motorcyclist only.

The infrastructure-planning authorities.

The Police and the Traffic Police.

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Question:3

What is the first action taken by drivers before crossing an intersection?

Checking and identifying the lanes after crossing the intersection, mainly in our direction of driving.

Looking beyond the intersection to identify the entry lanes to the opposite directions and the traffic in them

Making sure that the intersection is clear and that it can be crossed safely.

Entering the intersection.

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Question:4

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:5

Driving on a wet road creates:

A danger of skidding and turning-over, as speed increases

A danger of sliding and rolling-over, which can be prevented by driving faster.

A longer response distance.

Vehicle roll-over due to slow speed.

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Question:6

What is the factor that affects the rider’s ability to brake, swerve or accelerate the motorcycle?

The motorcycle’s grip on the road.

The rider’s standard clothing.

The rider’s weight.

The motorcycle seat design.

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Question:7

What effect does keeping distance have on the driver’s field of vision?

Keeping distance has no connection to the driver’s field of vision.

Keeping distance affects the driver’s field of vision while driving in high speeds and during stormy weather conditions only.

The greater is the distance we keep from the vehicle in front, the better is our field of vision.

Keeping distance affects the driver’s field of vision during traffic congestion only (“traffic jams”).

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Question:8

In the following picture, the response of the drivers to the vehicle that comes out of parking is unclear. How is the truck driver required to respond to this situation?

Slow down and stop if necessary, to verify that the drivers in front of him conduct themselves safely.

Stop his vehicle and allow the other vehicle to continue driving.

Continue driving and ignore the other exiting vehicle, because the truck has right of passage.

Continue driving while honking continuously to alert about an approaching truck.

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Question:9

What are the advantages in looking far ahead?

It allows the driver to engage in other activities while driving straight.

It allows you to plan your drive according to the road’s condition and to avoid being surprised by other road users.

There are no advantages in looking far ahead. The important thing is what’s happening close to the vehicle.

It has no advantages. Only looking to the sides assists the driver.

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Question:10

What effect does driving whilst keeping proper distance from the vehicle in front has on the vehicle’s fuel consumption and wear?

It is required to keep a proper distance to prevent accidents only, and it has no effect on the vehicle’s wear or fuel consumption.

The shorter is the distance kept from the vehicle in front, the lower are both brake wear and fuel consumption.

In order to keep proper distance from the vehicle in front you are required to constantly use the brakes, and therefore it causes quick brake wear.

When proper distance is kept – brake wear and engine fuel consumption are reduced,

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Question:11

What is the meaning of the term “driving at a reasonable speed”?

Driving at a speed that allows the driver to perform other actions, which are not essential to driving.

Driving in a similar speed to that of the other drivers around you.

Taking account of road and traffic conditions, in a manner that the driver maintains absolute control of the vehicle and can stop safely at all times.

When the driving speed is determined at the driver’s own discretion, and provided that it doesn’t exceed the statutory speed limit.

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Question:12

What risks are caused when you deviate abruptly between lanes?

The deviation might delay other drivers.

You might end up in a lane that you are not allowed to be in.

Risk of hitting a vehicle that you didn’t see before deviating.

It is risky when the deviation takes too long.

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Question:13

How would you conduct yourself according to the following picture?

Cyclists are of no danger to vehicles. Drive normally when they are nearby.

The cyclist is not stable and is affected by the fast vehicles passing by. Slow down when approaching him.

When passing by cyclists, drive faster to reduce the period of conflict with them.

When passing by cyclists, honk a few times to have their attention.

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Question:14

Braking distance is the distance the vehicle passes?

From the moment the driver notices danger until he starts to brake.

During the driver’s response time.

From the moment of applying the brakes until the vehicle reaches a complete stop.

From the moment the driver notices danger until the vehicle reaches a complete stop.

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Question:15

How would you avoid colliding with a vehicle that drives in the same direction you?

These collisions cannot be avoided.

Always turn on the distress lights (the four winkers).

Keep a sufficient distance from the vehicle in the front. and at the side

Always drive with your headlight turned on.

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Question:16

“Beer is not considered as an alcoholic drink”:

Correct. Beer is regarded as an alcoholic drink, but it doesn’t influence driving at all.

Incorrect. The influence of beer is similar to that of any other alcoholic drink.

Correct. Beer is not regarded as an alcoholic drink.

Correct, but the influence of beer is different than that of other alcoholic drinks.

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Question:17

How are you required to conduct yourself according to the event that is depicted in the following picture?

Drive faster and move to the left lane.

Stop next to the pedestrian and explain to him that pedestrians should use the pedestrian crossing behind him.

Stop before the pedestrian and signal to him in whatever way that there is a pedestrian crossing behind him.

Slow down, show extreme caution, and don’t do anything that might endanger or scare the pedestrian.

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Question:18

Why is it required to keep a distance from our front, rear and sides?

To limit our field of vision and our ability to use the “hard shoulder”.

To avoid smoke and dirt from other vehicles.

To allow other two-wheelers to safely merge with traffic.

To ensure response time and space to avoid threats from other vehicles.

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Question:19

How can you avoid collision according to the indications in the following picture?

Honk loudly and continuously.

Keep a proper distance from parked vehicles.

Stop and don’t continue driving.

Flash the high beam.

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Question:20

How would you conduct yourself when approaching a place, as described in the picture?

Hoot to those standing by the vehicle, and make it clear that you intend on continuing driving without interruption.

Slow down and pull into the right “hard shoulder” until the opposite lane is cleared.

Stop at the right side of the road and wait for the rescue forces to arrive.

Slow down and stop if necessary, and give right of way to the traffic coming from the opposite direction.

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Question:21

How are you required to conduct yourself according to the following picture?

Keep driving routinely when the road is clear.

Pass quickly next to the road sign.

Slow down and keep to the right; winding road ahead.

Honk before entering the curve.

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Question:22

What is required from a driver that approaches the road signs appearing in the following picture?

To adjust his driving speed to 90 k.p.h, in accordance with the traffic sign.

To adjust to urban driving speed, give right of way to the vehicle on his right on the road and be careful of pedestrians.

Only to pay special attention to the presence of children on the road.

The driver should continue driving normally.

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Question:23

How are you required to conduct yourself in the following road section?

Turn in a bigger radius to maintain reasonable speed.

Turn in a small radius and adjust your speed.

Slow down before entering the curve and accelerate when coming out of it.

Accelerate at the entry to the curve, and slow down within it and when coming out of it.

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Question:24

According to the picture, what limitation is faced by the green (commercial) pick-up truck that wishes to turn right?

The motor scooter intends to drive straight; hence there is no danger in turning right.

The pick-up truck is permitted to turn right even though the motorcycle is on his right because the law does not forbid it

The driver of the pick-up truck should be careful, because there is another vehicle driving in a “blind spot” to his right.

The pick-up truck is statutory prohibited to turn right.

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Question:25

What should a motorcycle rider do when he steps on the foot brake, but the foot brake doesn’t function?

He should try to brake by strongly pressing the clutch handle.

He should try to brake by using the hand brake(front brake) and by shifting into low gear.

He should brake by shifting to lower gears only.

He should turn the handlebar to the right in order to brake through the change of the front wheel’s direction.

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Question:26

Where on the motorcycle is it recommended to place luggage, so that its impact on the motorcycle’s stability is minimal?

Close to the rear end of the motorcycle and as high as possible.

Close to the front end of the motorcycle and as high as possible.

Close to the center of the motorcycle and as low as possible, so that the luggage doesn’t stick out from the front or rear.

Close to the rear end of the motorcycle and as low as possible, so that the luggage doesn’t stick out from the rear.

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Question:27

The following picture contains several road elements. How should a driver respond when approaching these elements?

Slow down and keep to the right.

He should make a warning honk, continue driving in normal speed, glance at the mirrors and then drive faster to quickly cross the curve.

Approaching a curve in high speed is dangerous on a rough road only.

In the absence of a road sign warning about an incoming curve, there is no need to slow down. He should continue driving at normal speed.

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Question:28

Which of the following sentences is the most correct, as regards to the following picture?

The driver is not keeping to the extreme right of the road.

The driver is keeping away from the “hard shoulders” and through this prevents unnecessary risk while in distress.

The driver of the white vehicle is driving correctly on the middle of the roadway.

The marking on the roadway is not clear enough.

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Question:29

A freeway is designated for:

Only Vehicles which are capable and permitted to drive at a speed of 55 k.p.h .

Motor vehicles which are able to drive at a speed of at least 90 k.p.h.

Private passenger cars, taxis and buses only.

Motor vehicles and bicycles.

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Question:30

Which of the following sentences is correct, as regards to the behavior of pedestrian near an intersection:

When pedestrians are using a pedestrian crossing, they are not obliged to take account of drivers approaching the intersection.

Pedestrians are at no risk near an intersection.

An intersection is the most dangerous place on the roadway, as drivers take no sufficient note of pedestrians but only of traffic lights.

The safest place for pedestrians to cross is the pedestrian crossing next to the intersection, because drivers are obliged to slow down in the area of the intersection.

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Theory test for motorcycles