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Abu DHabi Theory Test Practise

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Abu Dhabi Theory Test 3

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What is the best way to control a skid on a slippery road?

Accelerate to regain control

Steer in the direction of the skid

Slam on the brakes

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When should you use your headlights during the day?

Anytime you're driving

Never

Only in tunnels and during rain

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What does a solid yellow line on the side of the road indicate?

A passing lane

The road is for overtaking only

No parking or stopping is allowed

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What should you do when overtaking a cyclist?

Honk to warn the cyclist

Pass with plenty of space, at least 1.5 meters away

Drive as close as possible to pass quickly

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What is the best practice for handling long journeys?

Drink coffee and continue driving

Drive non-stop to save time

Take regular breaks to avoid fatigue

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What is the correct action to take when you see an animal crossing the road?

Swerve suddenly to avoid it

Slow down or stop to avoid hitting the animal

Speed up and honk

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When driving in fog, what lights should you use?

High beams

Low beams and fog lights

No lights

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What is the main rule for pedestrians at crossings?

Pedestrians must always give way to cars

Pedestrians should cross wherever convenient

Vehicles must stop for pedestrians at designated crossings

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When is it safest to use your high-beam headlights?

On busy city streets

In tunnels

On dark roads with no oncoming traffic

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What is the correct distance you should maintain when driving behind another vehicle in the city?

4 seconds

2 seconds

1 second

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When approaching a railway crossing with no barriers, what should you do?

Honk and continue

Slow down, stop, and look both ways before crossing

Speed up to cross quickly

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What is the defensive driving technique?

Speeding through intersections to avoid traffic

Driving aggressively to protect yourself

Predicting risks and preparing to avoid them

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When driving at night, what should you do if an oncoming vehicle has its high beams on?

Flash your high beams in response

Honk repeatedly

Look at the right edge of the road to avoid glare

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What should you do if you are driving and begin to feel drowsy?

Keep driving and open the windows

Increase your speed to reach your destination quickly

Stop driving and rest

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How should you react to a vehicle skidding in front of you?

Speed up to pass the vehicle

Slow down and steer clear if possible

Brake hard immediately

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When should you use cruise control?

On long, clear highways

In heavy traffic

On narrow, winding roads

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How should you turn left from a one-way street?

Turn from the right lane

Stay in the middle of the road

Move as far to the left as possible

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When should you use low-beam headlights?

During daylight hours

When driving in fog

When there is oncoming traffic or in urban areas

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When driving on a motorway, what is the best practice for lane use?

Change lanes frequently to stay ahead of traffic

Stay in the left lane unless overtaking

Always stay in the right lane

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What is the correct way to use roundabouts?

Always stop before entering

Give way to vehicles already in the roundabout

Use hazard lights while inside the roundabout

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How should you adjust your speed when driving in high winds?

Reduce speed and hold the steering firmly

Increase speed to avoid the wind

Maintain the same speed

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What is the correct action to take if your vehicle starts to hydroplane (aquaplane) on wet roads?

Ease off the accelerator and avoid braking

Speed up to regain control

Steer hard to the right

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What does the Stoplight Rule mean?

Stop at intersections only if traffic is present

The car in front must signal with hazard lights

You must use brake lights to signal to the car behind when slowing down

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What is the purpose of a roundabout?

To allow overtaking inside the roundabout

To give priority to smaller vehicles

To reduce speed and allow safe merging

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What should you do if you see a yellow warning sign with an exclamation mark?

Be cautious, as it signals a general hazard

Ignore it

Speed up to clear the hazard

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How can you prevent rear-end collisions when stopping at a red light?

Stop abruptly to prevent others from passing

Keep accelerating until you stop

Tap your brakes to signal your stop

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What should you do when exiting a motorway?

Slow down immediately upon reaching the exit

Stop and check for oncoming traffic

Maintain speed until off the motorway

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How should you react to a road work sign?

Maintain your speed and pass through quickly

Overtake other vehicles to avoid traffic

Slow down and be prepared for workers and obstacles

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What should you do if a tire bursts while driving?

Speed up to stabilize the car

Hold the steering wheel firmly and gradually slow down

Brake hard immediately

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How should you approach a tunnel while driving?

Slow down, turn on your headlights, and maintain a safe distance

Turn off headlights and drive slowly

Speed up to pass through quickly

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