1.What must you remember in the interests of environmental protections?
- To avoid running the engine unnecessarily when you are stationary
- To avoid driving back and forth unnecessarily
2.Why are you required to have a defective exhaust system repaired immediately?
- Because of the noise pollution
- Because parts of the exhaust system can drop on the roadway
3.What must be regularly serviced to prevent high fuel consumption and excessive pollutant emission?
- Engine air filter
- Carburettor or fuel-injection system
- Ignition system
4.What happens as a result of tyre pressures being well below the recommended levels?
- Fuel consumption increases
- Tyre wear increases
5.Your vehicle loses oil. How much drinking water can be polluted by a single drop of oil?
- Up to 600 litres
6.What must you remember when refuelling?
- Do not breath in any fuel fumes
- Do not refuel when the tank is full and the nozzle switched off
7.The engine and exhaust system of a vehicle have been "souped up". What could be the effects?
- Increased noise pollution
- Increased pollutant emission
8.Other drivers indicate that your exhaust is emitting a lot of smoke. What must you do?
- Have the engine checked immediately
9.What must you do in order to keep air pollution as low as possible?
- Immediately repair defects when your exhaust emits a lot of smoke
- Always switch the engine off when waiting for a long time
10.What can cause unnecessary noise pollution when driving?
- Unnecessarily fast acceleration
- A defective exhaust
11.How should you change gears in order to drive with particular consideration to the environment and fuel saving?
- Change to a higher gear as early as possible
- Change to a lower gear as late as possible
12.How can you avoid pollution of the environment and benefit your engine after a cold start?
- Set off at low revolutions per minute without running the engine until it warms up
13.What is important to avoid pollution and to save energy when driving?
- Check the fuel consumption regularly
- Have the engine turning checked regularly
14.Which range of engine revolutions is best for fuel consumption?
- The lower range
15.How is fuel wasted and the environment polluted?
- By driving in a hectic manner
- By "playing with the accelerator" while waiting at traffic lights
16.How do you achieve low fuel consumption and low pollutant emission?
- By a technically perfect and correctly tuned engine
- By constant driving at low revolution ranges
17.What indicates excessive petrol consumption due to high wear or wrong tuning of the engine?
- A lot of dark exhaust smoke
18.How do you drive with consideration to the environment?
- Decelerate in good time and use the momentum of the car when the next traffic light is on red
- Avoid unnecessary acceleration and unnecessary braking
19.The fuel consumption of your vehicle is higher at peak traffic periods in urban traffic than at other times. Why?
- Because you have to brake and accelerate more often
20.What can you do to protect the environment?
- Avoid driving short distances, for example to the next letter box
- Avoid driving at full throttle
- Avoid driving into overcrowded town centres
21.What can help save fuel and reduce pollution?
- Paying attention to the fuel consumption of a motor vehicle when buying it
- Contributing to a constant flow of traffic by thinking ahead and driving correspondingly
- Using public transport, a bicycle or walking, wherever possible
22.What can cause damage to a catalytic converter?
- Frequent misfiring
- Leaded fuel
23.What kind of noise pollution can be avoided?
- Setting off at full throttle
- Slamming doors
- Sounding the horn to greet people
24.What is the cause of unnecessary noise?
- Slamming the doors
- "Playing" with the accelerator when the vehicle has stopped
25.Why should you avoid dashing off?
- Because others are inconvenienced by the noise thus caused
- Because this leads to unnecessary tyre wear
26.What must you know about catalytic converters?
- A catalytic converter can be damaged or destroyed when the car is towed to start the engine
- A catalytic converter can be damaged when the engine starts after many unsuccessful attempts
27.Tyre wear is a burden to the environment. What can extend tyre life?
- Avoid high speeds
- Observing the tyre pressure indicated in the owner's manual
28.How can you save fuel when driving a motor vehicle with automatic transmission?
- By not using the "kick down" facility, if possible
29.How can you keep the burden on the environment low?
- By forming car pools
- By avoiding peak traffic periods
- By avoiding roads with frequent traffic jams
30.What results in increased fuel consumption of your car?
- A roof rack
- Transporting unnecessary objects
31.How can you save fuel?
- By observing at least the tyre pressure indicated in the owner's manual
- By removing the roof rack
32.What should you avoid for reasons of environmental protection?
- Letting the engine warm up when the vehicle is stationary
- Unnecessary trips
- Loud music with windows opened
33.Which conduct shows awareness of the environment?
- Changing to public transport at collective parking areas ("P+R")
- The formation of car pools
- Switching off the engine in traffic jam
34.Where should you store your luggage if possible in order to save fuel?
- In the boot
35.What must you do if the diesel engine of your motor vehicle emits smoke despite your driving correctly?
- Have the fuel injection system inspected
- Replace a heavily soiled air filter
36.What can cause the diesel engine of a motor vehicle to emit smoke?
- Defects in the fuel injection system
- Driving at high engine revolutions under full load
37.A farm tractor is approaching you at dawn with its headlights switched on. What must you reckon with?
- The tractor can carry large work equipment which is difficult to see
- Despite the headlights being switched on, it is not always possible to discern the width of the tractor
- Wide trailers can be attached to the tractor
38.What helps to reduce the braking distances in critical situation?
- Immediately apply the brakes strongly and slowly release the brakes, if the situation permits (degressive braking)
39.You must change gear on a downhill slope. What must you remember in order to make use of the braking action of the engine?
- Immediately after changing gear, re-engage the clutch gently
40.How can you make the best use of the braking action of the engine on a long, steep downhill slope?
- By changing to a lower gear in good time
41.You are driving along a country road. Suddenly a tractor enters the road in front of you. What do you do to reduce your braking distance as much as possible?
- Immediately apply the brakes strongly and slowly release the brakes, if the situation permits (degressive braking)
42.You are driving your car and caravan trailer (length of combination of vehicles exceeding 7 m) outside built-up areas on a road with only one marked lane in each direction. What must you remember?
- As a rule, the distance from a car in front must be great enough to allow an overtaking car to pull in
43.When must a car with trailer driving outside built-up areas on roads with only one lane for each direction keep a sufficient distance from the car in front so that an overtaking vehicle may pull in?
- When the combination of vehicles exceeds (( 7 )) m
44.What must be remembered with regard to vehicles with canvass covers?
- The canvass covers must not obstruct the driver's rear view through the outside mirrors
- Unloaded trailers with high canvass covers superstructure are particularly sensitive to side wind
45.A single-axle caravan trailer is being parked on a slope. How must it be prevented from rolling away?
- Engage the parking brake
- Place wheel chocks under the wheels
46.Between what hours does the driving ban apply for vehicles exceeding 10.5 m in length?
- From (( Fri 6 pm)) to (( Su 24 pm))
47.To which vehicles do the Sunday and public holiday driving ban applies on certain roads?
- Trucks with a permissible total mass exceeding 3.5 t
- All trucks with trailers exceeding 10.5 m in length
48.What applies when there is a prohibition to drive due to ozone?
- Prohibition to drive motor vehicles with regulated catalytic converter without ozone disc
- Prohibition to drive motor vehicles with reduced pollutant emission without ozone disc
49.You are driving on a road with potholes and your trailer starts "jumping". What must you do?
- Reduce speed in order to avoid skidding
50.What is correct when reversing a truck and trailer and visibility is impaired?
- Constant sight contact with the person giving directions must be maintained
51.Why should you not apply the clutch when driving on a long steep downhill slope?
- Because the braking action could be reduced due to overheating
- Because this caused unnecessary wear of the brakes
52.What changes when a caravan trailer is towed?
- The distance for overtaking increases considerably
- Hasty movements of the steering wheel increase the danger of skidding
53.What changes in a car when towing a two-axle trailer?
- More space is needed when turning and driving round bends
- Acceleration capacity is reduced
54.You are in your car towing a trailer on a road with oncoming traffic and want to turn right. What must you particularly remember when you set off again?
- Think about the length of your car and trailer combination
- Consider the reduced acceleration capacity
55.You are in your car towing a trailer which has no brakes and you approach a long steep slope. What is correct?
- Reduce speed, if necessary, engage low gear in time, be ready to brake
- Make allowance for the pushing effect of the trailer
56.You are in your car towing a trailer in wet conditions on a narrow country road and you approach a tight left-hand bend affording a clear view on the road ahead. What is correct?
- Reduce speed before the bend
- Remain in the middle of the land and accelerate slightly at the earliest when you reach the centre of the bend
57.You are in your car towing a fully loaded trailer which has no brakes. What is correct?
- Braking distance increases
58.You want to park your single-axle trailer (overrun brakes, 1000 kg permissible total mass) on a slope. What must you do?
- Pull the parking brake
- Place wheel chocks under the wheels
59.Why should you not press the clutch and switch off the engine at the same time when driving down a long slope?
- The steering of vehicles with servo-assisted steering immediately becomes unusually heavy
- Full braking power cannot be reached in vehicles with brake booster system despite great force being applied to the pedal
60.What is the effect of an automatic anti-locking device (ABS)?
- The vehicle is braked in the best possible way also on wet roadways
- Steering control is largely retained when braking
61.What are the advantaged of an automatic anti-locking device (ABS)?
- The wheels do not lock when braking
- Steering control is retained even when braking heavily
62.What are the advantages of an automatic anti-locking device (ABS)?
- It is possible to brake heavily and avoid an obstacle at the same time
63.What must you remember when driving a car and trailer with a trailer equipped with overrun brakes?
- Reversing without problem is not possible for all trailers
- In the case of certain trailers, the "reverse lock" must be engaged before reversing
64.What is the significance of orange warning plates on a vehicle?
- It is transporting dangerous goods
65.What do white plates with a red "L" on a vehicle mean?
- The vehicle is driven by a beginner
66.What must you adjust when driving a vehicle which is not your own?
- Seat, head rest, safety belt
- Inside mirror, outside mirrors
67.Your vehicle is covered in dirt. What must you do before setting off on a journey?
- Remove dirt from the windscreen and rear window
- Remove dirt from the side windows and mirrors
68.Your vehicle is equipped with heated rear window and heated outside mirrors. What must you do before setting off on a journey when the vehicle is covered in dirt?
- Remove dirt from the windscreen and side windows
- Remove dirt from rear window and outside mirrors
69.You are entering a public road e.g. from a field or building site and considerably soil the road. Who is responsible for eliminating this traffic obstructions?
- You, as you have caused it
70.What must you do to avoid endangering others by equipment or load which has fallen off your vehicle?
- Depending on the situation remove the parts yourself
- Depending on the situation secure the danger spot immediately
- Depending on the situation inform the road service or police