Tennessee DMV quick permit practice test 4
Use this 12-question Tennessee quick test when you only have a few minutes. The questions come from our full tests and lean on Section B-4: Rules of the Road (3), Section B-3: Traffic Signs and Signals (4), and Section C-1: Defensive Driving and Other Precautions (1). It opens with: "Why shouldn't you honk at a blind pedestrian crossing the road?" Explanations follow every answer.
By the QuizDMV Editorial TeamChecked on
- Questions
- 12
- Passing score
- 80% (10 of 12)
- Mistakes allowed
- 2
- Official handbook
- Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual
Practice questions
Question 1 of 120 of 12 answered
Why shouldn't you honk at a blind pedestrian crossing the road?
What this test covers
Every question comes from one of these sections of the Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual.
- Section B-3: Traffic Signs and Signals4 questions
- Section B-4: Rules of the Road3 questions
- Section B-6: Driving at Night and in Inclement Weather Conditions1 question
- Section B-7: Alcohol, Other Drugs and Driving2 questions
- Section C-1: Defensive Driving and Other Precautions1 question
- Section C-2: Special Driving Conditions and Your Vehicle1 question
All 12 questions on this test
Every question on this test is listed here with its answer options. Take the test above to see which answers are correct and why.
Question 1: Why shouldn't you honk at a blind pedestrian crossing the road?
- A. It is only allowed in emergencies at night
- B. It would give them the right-of-way
- C. It could startle them
Source:Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual, Section B-4: Rules of the Road
Question 2: You notice yellow lines on your right and white on your left. What does this mean?
- A. You are in a reversible lane
- B. You are in a center turn lane
- C. You are going the wrong way
Source:Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual, Section B-3: Traffic Signs and Signals
Question 3: Your doctor prescribed a sedative. Can that be a defense to a DUI charge?
- A. Yes, if you took the dose on the label
- B. No, a prescription is no defense
- C. Yes, if you carry the prescription
Source:Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual, Section B-7: Alcohol, Other Drugs and Driving
Question 4: In defensive driving, how far ahead should you focus your eyes?
- A. 2 to 3 seconds, just past the car ahead
- B. 10 to 15 seconds, about a city block
- C. Only on the car directly in front
Source:Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual, Section C-1: Defensive Driving and Other Precautions
Question 5: When a train is coming, you must stop how far from the tracks?
- A. Between 15 and 50 feet
- B. At least 100 feet away
- C. Between 5 and 10 feet
Source:Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual, Section B-4: Rules of the Road
Question 6: Fluorescent pink (coral) signs are used for what?
- A. Pointing drivers to bike routes and hiking trails
- B. Managing traffic around crashes, fires, or spills
- C. Marking school zones and the busiest pedestrian crosswalks
Source:Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual, Section B-3: Traffic Signs and Signals
Question 7: By Tennessee law, at least what share of the knowledge test questions deal with alcohol and drugs?
- A. 25 percent
- B. 10 percent
- C. 50 percent
Source:Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual, Section B-7: Alcohol, Other Drugs and Driving
Question 8: The warning sign for a sharp turn (not a curve) marks turns with a recommended speed of:
- A. 30 mph or less
- B. Between 30 and 55 mph
- C. 45 mph or less at night
Source:Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual, Section B-3: Traffic Signs and Signals
Question 9: Most cars can be swept away in how much moving water?
- A. Only water over the car's roof
- B. 4 to 5 feet
- C. 18 to 24 inches
Question 10: A white X with the letters RR painted on the road warns of:
- A. A lane reserved for buses
- B. A railroad crossing ahead
- C. A road that is closed ahead
Source:Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual, Section B-3: Traffic Signs and Signals
Question 11: Where does the manual suggest practicing ABS stops?
- A. The interstate shoulder
- B. A quiet residential street
- C. A big, empty parking lot
Question 12: What does the law say about following a fire truck answering an alarm?
- A. It is allowed if you use your flashers
- B. It is allowed at 500 feet back
- C. It is illegal to follow it
Source:Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual, Section B-4: Rules of the Road
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