CDL PRACTICE TEST (MI) - GENERAL KNOWLEDGE TEST
31.
Distracted driving may be caused by _________ while driving.
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adjusting the radio
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reading billboards
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All of the above.
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32.
If brakes fail on a long downgrade, you should:
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turn off the engine as soon as you.
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pump the brake pedal 3 times.
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use an escape ramp if it is available.
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33.
As your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) builds up, which of the following is affected?
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Muscle control
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Vision
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All of the above.
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34.
ABS will:
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increase your average speed.
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not change your normal braking capability.
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shorten your stopping distance.
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35.
To use road speed to know when to switch gears you should:
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learn what speeds each gear is good for.
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learn the operating rpm range of your vehicle.
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watch your tachometer, and shift up when your engine reaches the top of the range.
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36.
Which of the following statements about driving in areas with strong winds is true?
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Wind can be a problem especially when you enter a tunnel.
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Strong winds make it difficult to stay in your lane.
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You should drive alongside other vehicles to help break up the wind.
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37.
When driving on long and/or steep downgrades, to select an appropriate safe speed you should consider:
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the total weight of the vehicle and cargo.
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the road conditions.
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All of the above.
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38.
If you are traveling at 55 mph in a 30 foot vehicle, how many seconds of following distance should you have?
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4 seconds
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5 seconds
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3 seconds
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39.
Which of the following is true about high beams?
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They should be used only if low beams suddenly stop working.
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High beams should be used when it is safe and legal to do so.
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You should use them when you are not within 50 feet of an approaching vehicle.
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40.
The safety valve installed in the first tank the air compressor pumps air is set to open:
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at 30 psi.
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if there is too little pressure.
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if there is too much pressure.
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