Swedish theory test questions 1

Question 1 of 65

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Which of the following must you legally carry in the vehicle while driving?

First-aid kit

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Glasses

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Warning triangle

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Question 2 of 65

2. Question

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Which statement is true about driving licences during the probationary period (“trial period”)?

If my licence is revoked during the probationary period, I must retake both the theory test and the driving test.

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If my licence is revoked during the probationary period, I must only retake the driving test.

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The probationary period is 5 years.

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The probationary period is 3 years.

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Question 3 of 65

3. Question

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Which statement about vehicles classified as a light truck/van is correct?

Trucks with a maximum gross vehicle weight (GVW) of 3.5 tonnes.

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Trucks with a maximum GVW of 3.2 tonnes.

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Trucks with a maximum GVW of 5 tonnes.

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Trucks with a maximum GVW of 5.3 tonnes.

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Question 4 of 65

4. Question

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Which substance pollutes the environment by causing acidification in seas, forests, and lakes?

Nitrogen oxides (NOx)

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Carbon oxides

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Carbon monoxide (CO)

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Sulphur oxides (SOx)

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Question 5 of 65

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What should drivers focus on if they want to save fuel?

Keep the engine at high RPM all the time.

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Avoid sudden braking and lift off the accelerator early.

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Keep the engine at low RPM all the time.

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Even if I have to stop and start often, I drive fast all the time.

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Question 6 of 65

6. Question

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What should you do to reduce carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions?

Keep the engine at high RPM.

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Buy a car with a catalytic converter.

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Keep the engine at low RPM.

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Question 7 of 65

7. Question

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What should a driver pay attention to in order to save petrol?

Keep tyre pressure high.

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Keep tyre pressure low.

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Drive in a low gear.

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Use an engine heater in winter.

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Question 8 of 65

8. Question

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Which of the following is a characteristic of mature (responsible) drivers?

Even if they drive fast, they can brake when needed.

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They always drive at low speed.

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They always drive at high speed.

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They also take other drivers’ mistakes into account.

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Question 9 of 65

9. Question

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In the situation shown, what should the driver primarily be prepared for?

Pedestrians who may step out from in front of the bus.

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Pedestrians in the pedestrian crossing.

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Vehicles coming from the right after the pedestrian crossing.

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Vehicles coming from the left after the pedestrian crossing.

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Question 10 of 65

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How can you tell that a driver behaves responsibly in traffic?

They drive fast.

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They drive slowly.

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They constantly give way to others.

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They know themselves and act carefully.

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Question 11 of 65

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Why do older drivers generally have fewer accidents than younger drivers?

Because they are more experienced.

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Because they drive more slowly.

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Because their reflexes are more active.

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Because their reflexes are more passive.

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Question 12 of 65

12. Question

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When is the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning the highest?

Driving at low speed with the windows open.

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Driving at high speed with the windows open.

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Running the engine in a garage.

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Driving in a forest area.

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Question 13 of 65

13. Question

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You loaded a bicycle in the trunk and the trunk lid is open. What should you do to prevent exhaust gases from entering the car?

Close the windows and turn on the air conditioning.

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Turn off the fan and open the window slightly.

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Close both the ventilation system and the windows.

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Question 14 of 65

14. Question

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Which substance from the exhaust increases air temperature (contributes to warming)?

Nitrogen

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Carbon dioxide (CO₂)

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Carbon monoxide (CO)

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Sulphur oxides

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Question 15 of 65

15. Question

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Which exhaust emission cannot be reduced by a catalytic converter?

Carbon monoxide (CO)

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Nitrogen oxides (NOx)

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Carbon dioxide (CO₂)

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Sulphur oxides

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Question 16 of 65

16. Question

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What is the relationship between a driver’s age/experience and reaction distance?

An 18-year-old has a shorter reaction distance than a 45-year-old because their reflexes are stronger.

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An 18-year-old has a longer reaction distance than a 45-year-old because their reflexes are weaker.

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A 45-year-old has a shorter reaction distance than an 18-year-old because they are more experienced.

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Reaction distance is not related to age.

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Question 17 of 65

17. Question

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What does peer pressure mean?

Being influenced by close friends/people around you and making a mistake you normally wouldn’t.

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Being influenced by other drivers in traffic and making a mistake you normally wouldn’t.

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Behaving differently on crowded roads.

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Behaving differently when you see the traffic police.

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Question 18 of 65

18. Question

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What is the most common cause of single-vehicle (individual) accidents?

Slippery roads

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Heavy rainfall

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Bad tyres

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The driver not following traffic rules and conditions

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Question 19 of 65

19. Question

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What is the most important characteristic of drivers who act impulsively without thinking?

They always drive at low speed.

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They always drive at high speed.

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They may suddenly change lanes or brake abruptly.

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They drive under the influence of alcohol.

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Question 20 of 65

20. Question

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Which statement about stress is correct?

A little stress can improve driving performance.

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Excessive stress has no negative effect on driving.

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All stress reduces driving quality.

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There is no relationship between stress and driving quality.

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Question 21 of 65

21. Question

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Compared with young drivers, which accidents do older drivers have more often?

Alcohol-related accidents

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Overtaking accidents

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Intersection accidents

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Speed-related accidents

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Question 22 of 65

22. Question

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What is the legal alcohol limit for drivers?

0.2‰ in blood and 0.10 mg/L in breath

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0.5‰ in blood and 0.25 mg/L in breath

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1.0‰ in blood and 0.50 mg/L in breath

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1.5‰ in blood and 0.75 mg/L in breath

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Question 23 of 65

23. Question

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What is the threshold for aggravated drunk driving?

0.2‰ in blood and 0.1 mg/L in breath

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1.0‰ in blood and 0.5 mg/L in breath

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1.5‰ in blood and 0.75 mg/L in breath

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2.0‰ in blood and 1.0 mg/L in breath

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Question 24 of 65

24. Question

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How does blood alcohol affect a driver’s vision?

A small amount of alcohol improves night vision.

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Alcohol causes the field of vision to widen.

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A small amount of alcohol increases visual sharpness.

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A driver who has been drinking is more easily dazzled by light (more sensitive to glare).

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Question 25 of 65

25. Question

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A healthy driver drinks 40% alcohol. How much alcohol can the body burn off per hour?

2 cl

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1 cl

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5 cl

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3 cl

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Question 26 of 65

26. Question

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A healthy person weighing 70 kg drinks 25 cl of a 40% alcoholic drink. How long must pass for the body to burn off this alcohol?

6 hours

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8 hours

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10 hours

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14 hours

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Question 27 of 65

27. Question

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Can we make the body burn alcohol faster?

No, we cannot speed up alcohol elimination.

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Yes, by drinking coffee with milk.

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Yes, by sleeping for a long time.

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Yes, by taking long walks.

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Question 28 of 65

28. Question

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What should a driver who drank a lot of alcohol do the next day?

Wake up early, exercise, and speed up alcohol elimination.

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Sleep as late as possible.

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Not drive the next day.

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Drive early the next morning.

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Question 29 of 65

29. Question

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In alcohol-related accidents, which age group most often loses their lives?

Women aged 18–24

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Women aged 24–40

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Men aged 30–45

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Men aged 18–24

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Question 30 of 65

30. Question

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How can you tell whether a medicine is risky for driving?

I check whether there is a red symbol on the package.

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I check whether there is a yellow symbol on the package.

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I read the information in the leaflet (package insert) inside the medicine box.

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Question 31 of 65

31. Question

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If you increase the car’s speed from 30 km/h to 90 km/h, how does the car’s kinetic energy change?

It becomes 3 times higher.

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It becomes 4 times higher.

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It becomes 6 times higher.

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It becomes 9 times higher.

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Question 32 of 65

32. Question

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Which factor affects the length of the reaction distance?

The brand of the car

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The tyres

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The speed of the car

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The road condition

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Question 33 of 65

33. Question

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If the car’s speed is doubled, what happens to the reaction distance?

It doubles.

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It increases 4 times.

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It increases 6 times.

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It increases 8 times.

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Question 34 of 65

34. Question

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If the car’s speed is reduced from 100 km/h to 50 km/h, how is the braking distance affected?

It becomes half.

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It becomes one fifth.

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It becomes one quarter.

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It becomes one third.

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Question 35 of 65

35. Question

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If the speed increases from 35 km/h to 105 km/h (triples), how is the braking distance affected?

It increases 9 times.

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It increases 12 times.

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It increases 6 times.

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It increases 3 times.

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Question 36 of 65

36. Question

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On a dry road, the braking distance at 30 km/h is 6 metres. Approximately what is the braking distance at 90 km/h?

About 12 metres

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About 18 metres

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About 36 metres

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About 54 metres

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Question 37 of 65

37. Question

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Who is responsible for ensuring that a 14-year-old passenger wears a seat belt?

The passenger

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The parents

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The driver

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The police

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Question 38 of 65

38. Question

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The front passenger seat has an airbag. How should a child seat be placed in this case?

Because there is an airbag, I should place the child seat in the back seat.

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It should be placed sideways so the child can look out of the window.

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The child seat is placed facing forward so the child can look out through the windshield.

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The child seat is placed so that the child can see the driver.

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Question 39 of 65

39. Question

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What is the first type of protection a 2-year-old passenger should use?

Seat belt

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Booster seat

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A child seat designed for cars (infant/child car seat)

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Child belt/harness

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Question 40 of 65

40. Question

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How can you tell that a child seat is approved/certified?

All child seats are approved.

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By the letters A and D on it.

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By the letters T and E on it.

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By the letters C and E on it.

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Question 41 of 65

41. Question

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Why should child seats be installed rear-facing?

Because the baby’s head and neck are better protected.

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So the baby can look backward.

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Because it is the most comfortable position.

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So the baby can make eye contact with the driver.

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Question 42 of 65

42. Question

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When should an infant/child seat be replaced with a booster seat?

When the baby can sit without support.

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When the child turns 2 years old and starts their third year.

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When the child’s head reaches the top of the seat.

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When the child’s feet touch the floor.

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Question 43 of 65

43. Question

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When should you use the hazard warning lights?

When letting passengers on/off on a hill.

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Before reaching a pedestrian crossing.

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When leaving a parking space.

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If the car has broken down and the location is a danger to other road users.

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Question 44 of 65

44. Question

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What happens if someone lends their car to a person who can drive but does not have a driving licence?

The owner is punished, but the driver is not.

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Both the owner and the driver are punished.

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Only the driver is punished.

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Neither is punished.

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Question 45 of 65

45. Question

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How does a mature (responsible) driver behave?

Always gives priority to others.

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Treats other road users with respect.

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Always drives at low speed.

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Always drives at high speed.

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Question 46 of 65

46. Question

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What is required for a person to be a supervising driver (practice instructor) for a learner?

Have held a licence for at least 3 years

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Be a mature driver

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Be able to drive fast

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Obtain a supervising/instructor permit (supervisor certificate)

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Question 47 of 65

47. Question

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Which is the most environmentally friendly vehicle?

Newer model cars because they have equipment that reduces pollution.

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Diesel cars

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Motorcycles

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Bicycles

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Question 48 of 65

48. Question

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What is the best sitting position to protect the neck?

A

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B

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C

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D

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Question 49 of 65

49. Question

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Using engine braking instead of the foot brake at intersections and exits is important for the environment. Why?

Tyres wear less.

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Fuel is saved.

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There is less damage to the road surface.

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Question 50 of 65

50. Question

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How do young drivers describe themselves?

Most young male drivers think they are better than other drivers.

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Young female drivers think they are better than other drivers.

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Young female drivers think they are better than other female drivers.

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All young drivers think they are better than other drivers.

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Question 51 of 65

51. Question

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What is the penalty for a driver caught with aggravated drunk driving (very high alcohol level)?

The licence is revoked.

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A heavy fine is given.

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A prison sentence is given.

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Both the licence is revoked and a prison sentence is given.

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Question 52 of 65

52. Question

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In Sweden, what share of all trips are short trips (less than 5 km)?

About 15%

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About 25%

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About 30%

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About 45%

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Question 53 of 65

53. Question

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A light truck/van must be no more than 3.5 tonnes. What weight does this refer to?

Total weight

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Maximum payload

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Kerb weight (service weight)

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Gross weight

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Question 54 of 65

54. Question

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Drivers can be influenced by other people in the car. Who has the greatest influence on drivers?

Friends

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Parents

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Neighbours

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Elderly people

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Question 55 of 65

55. Question

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On a cold winter morning you start the car. When does the catalytic converter start working?

When the catalytic converter warms up

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When the engine warms up

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Immediately when the engine starts

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When engine RPM goes above 3,000

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Question 56 of 65

56. Question

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As traffic increases, greenhouse gases increase. What effect does this have on Earth?

Average temperature decreases

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Average temperature increases

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Temperature is not affected

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It rains more

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Question 57 of 65

57. Question

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If speed increases from 50 km/h to 100 km/h, how is the braking distance affected?

It does not change.

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It doubles.

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It becomes 4 times longer.

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It becomes 8 times longer.

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Question 58 of 65

58. Question

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In newer petrol cars, what is the device/material that helps reduce environmental pollution called?

Air filters

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Exhaust filters

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Catalytic converters

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Cruise control systems

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Question 59 of 65

59. Question

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How far does a car travelling at 90 km/h go in 1 second?

9 metres

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25 metres

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12 metres

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30 metres

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Question 60 of 65

60. Question

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Will a driver caught with 0.1‰ (per mille) alcohol be punished?

Yes, if they cause an accident.

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No.

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Yes, in all cases.

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The police decide.

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Question 61 of 65

61. Question

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What is the most important factor that increases a driver’s reaction distance?

Slippery road

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Bad tyres

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The driver being ill or tired

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Hot weather

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Question 62 of 65

62. Question

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To what extent can a catalytic converter reduce the car’s carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions?

It cannot reduce them at all.

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It reduces them by half.

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It reduces them by one third.

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It reduces them by one quarter.

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Question 63 of 65

63. Question

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You notice a danger and decide to brake. What is the distance called from that moment until the car comes to a complete stop?

Braking distance

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Reaction distance

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Stopping distance

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Response distance

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Question 64 of 65

64. Question

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If you put a roof box/roof load on the car, is fuel consumption affected?

Yes, fuel consumption decreases.

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No, it is not affected.

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Yes, fuel consumption increases.

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Question 65 of 65

65. Question

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How long is the probationary period after you get your driving licence?

1 year

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2 years

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3 years

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4 years

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