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Question 1 |

A | Cross walk ends |
B | No pedestrians allowed on this road |
C | Do not enter |
D | Pedestrian allowed |
Question 2 |

A | Wildlife preservation center ahead |
B | Deer regularly cross this road; be alert for animals |
C | Zoo ahead |
D | Scenic view ahead |
Question 3 |

A | Do not turn right |
B | Traffic may travel in one direction only |
C | Two way traffic ahead |
D | Two way traffic ends |
Question 4 |

A | Do not make a U turn |
B | Do not turn right during the times shown |
C | You may turn left only during the time shown |
D | Do not turn left during the times shown |
Question 5 |

A | Road branching off ahead |
B | Dead end on the right |
C | Dead end ahead |
D | Hidden drive way ahead |
Question 6 |

A | You must drive in right lane under any circumstances |
B | End of highway, you must move into right hand lane |
C | You must exit if you remain in right hand lane |
D | You may exit if you remain in right hand lane |
Question 7 |

A | Pedestrian not permitted |
B | Pedestrian only |
C | Watch for pedestrians and be prepared to share the road with them |
D | School zone ahead |
Question 8 |

A | Left turn only |
B | Flashing lights on the arrows show the direction to follow |
C | Do not turn right |
D | Right turn only |
Question 9 |

A | Slow moving vehicle ahead |
B | Dead end street ahead |
C | Yield right-of-way |
D | Stop sign ahead. Slow down |
Question 10 |

A | Right turn only |
B | Slight bend or curve in the road ahead |
C | Right turn allowed |
D | Winding road ahead |
Question 11 |

A | Do not turn right |
B | Only right turn allowed |
C | Do not turn left |
D | Do not turn right when facing a red light at the intersection |
Question 12 |

A | Construction work one kilometre ahead |
B | Construction zone begins |
C | Road work ahead |
D | Lane ahead closed |
Question 13 |

A | Bicycle parking here |
B | Bicycle crossing ahead |
C | Bicycle not allowed ahead |
D | Only bicycle permitted ahead |
Question 14 |

A | Intersection ahead. The arrow shows which direction of traffic has the right-of-way |
B | Two way traffic |
C | One way traffic |
D | Obstruction ahead |
Question 15 |

A | Safety check ahead |
B | Steep hill ahead. You may need to use a lower gear |
C | Bumpy road ahead |
D | Pavement ends, 500 feet ahead |
Question 16 |

A | The lane is only for two-way left turns |
B | Two way traffic begins |
C | Two way traffic ahead |
D | Two way traffic ends |
Question 17 |

A | Hidden intersection ahead |
B | You are approaching a one-way street |
C | Divided highway ahead |
D | Pavement narrows ahead |
Question 18 |

A | Road ahead turn left then right |
B | Road ahead turn right then left |
C | Intersection ahead |
D | Narrow road ahead |
Question 19 |

A | Through traffic permitted |
B | Do not turn left |
C | You may proceed through intersection, if clear |
D | Do not drive through the intersection |
Question 20 |

A | Narrow bridge ahead |
B | Divided highway ends |
C | Road under construction |
D | Divided highway ahead |
Question 21 |

A | No bicycles allowed on this road |
B | You can park your bicycle here |
C | Bicycle are not permitted unless you carry a valid pass |
D | Do not leave your bicycle here |
Question 22 |

A | You are approaching steep hill |
B | Hidden intersection ahead |
C | Right lane ends ahead |
D | Pedestrian crossing ahead |
Question 23 |

A | Do not enter ahead |
B | Do not pass on this road |
C | No parking ahead |
D | One-way road only |
Question 24 |

A | Bumpy road ahead |
B | No passing ahead |
C | Pavement is slippery when wet |
D | Winding road ahead |
Question 25 |

A | Two way traffic |
B | Two way traffic ends |
C | Two way traffic begins |
D | Share the road with oncoming traffic |
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