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Question 1 of 40Safe driving and hazards (New Hampshire)

According to the New Hampshire manual, who is required by state law to use a safety restraint?

1. AA. Anyone under the age of 18
2. BB. Everyone in the vehicle
3. CC. Only the driver
4. DD. Only riders in the front seat

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Question 2 of 40Road signs

Signs that are taller than they are wide, in white with black letters, usually:

1. AA. Warn of a hazard ahead
2. BB. Show the way to places
3. CC. Give a rule you must obey
4. DD. Point out parks and sights

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Question 3 of 40Emergencies and equipment

When should you adjust your seat and mirrors?

1. AA. While driving on the highway
2. BB. Before you start to drive
3. CC. Only when you buy the car
4. DD. While waiting at a red light

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Question 4 of 40Parking and stopping (New Hampshire)

In New Hampshire, you may not park within how many feet of a stop sign, yield sign or traffic signal?

1. AA. 10 feet
2. BB. 30 feet
3. CC. 40 feet
4. DD. 60 feet

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Question 5 of 40Turning, passing and lanes

You turn left from a two-way street onto another two-way street. Which lane should you end in?

1. AA. The far right lane next to the curb
2. BB. Any open lane on the new street
3. CC. The lane just right of the center line
4. DD. The lane used by oncoming traffic

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Question 6 of 40Parking and stopping

Why should you not park next to a fire hydrant?

1. AA. Its paint can scratch your car
2. BB. The space is kept for city workers
3. CC. Water may leak out onto your car
4. DD. Fire crews need to reach it quickly

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Question 7 of 40Sharing the road

Where should you take extra care to watch for children?

1. AA. On highways and freeways
2. BB. In tunnels and on bridges
3. CC. Near schools, parks, and playgrounds
4. DD. Near truck stops and rest areas

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Question 8 of 40Road signs

What does this sign warn you about?

1. AA. The road has loose gravel on it
2. BB. The road may be slick when it is wet
3. CC. There is a winding road ahead
4. DD. A drunk driver has been seen nearby

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Question 9 of 40Road signs

You pass this sign, but rain is falling hard and you cannot see well. What should you do?

1. AA. Drive at the posted speed, since it is legal
2. BB. Drive a little faster to get out of the rain
3. CC. Drive at the posted speed with hazard lights on
4. DD. Drive slower than the posted speed

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Question 10 of 40Sharing the road

An orange triangle with a red border on the back of a vehicle means:

1. AA. It carries dangerous goods
2. BB. It is a slow-moving vehicle
3. CC. It is a school bus or van
4. DD. It is broken down or stalled

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Question 11 of 40Road signs

A crossing has only this sign, with no lights or gates. What should you do?

1. AA. Cross at normal speed, since there is no signal
2. BB. Stop only if a gate starts to come down
3. CC. Sound your horn and cross as fast as you can
4. DD. Look both ways and stop if a train is near

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Question 12 of 40Alcohol, drugs and penalties

How do the alcohol rules for drivers under 21 compare with those for adults?

1. AA. They are the same as the rules for adults
2. BB. They are less strict, since teens drink less
3. CC. They apply only when driving at night
4. DD. They are stricter, with a very low limit

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Question 13 of 40Road signs

What does this sign mean?

1. AA. You may park here for a short time
2. BB. This lot is for permit holders only
3. CC. Parking is free on this street
4. DD. You may not park here

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Question 14 of 40Road signs

You are on the main road and see this sign. What is the best thing to do?

1. AA. Watch for cars joining and adjust your speed
2. BB. Speed up so no one can get in front of you
3. CC. Stop and wait until no cars are joining
4. DD. Hold your speed and let them find a gap

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Question 15 of 40Signals and pavement markings

Arrows painted in your lane show:

1. AA. Where you may park along the curb
2. BB. Where people on foot may cross
3. CC. Which way traffic in that lane may go
4. DD. The speed limit for that lane

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Question 16 of 40Road signs

Green signs on a highway show:

1. AA. Rules that you must obey
2. BB. Hazards such as sharp curves
3. CC. Work zones, detours and lane closures
4. DD. Directions, exits and distances

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Question 17 of 40Safe driving and hazards

Where is it now advised that you place your hands on the wheel?

1. AA. At about 12 o'clock
2. BB. At about 6 o'clock, low on the wheel
3. CC. One hand at the very top
4. DD. At about 9 and 3 o'clock

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Question 18 of 40Road signs

A sign says "SLOWER TRAFFIC KEEP RIGHT". What does it mean?

1. AA. Trucks must always use the left lane
2. BB. Slower drivers should use the right lane
3. CC. The right lane is only for cars leaving the road
4. DD. You must pass slower cars on the right

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Question 19 of 40Turning, passing and lanes

What is the acceleration lane on a highway on-ramp for?

1. AA. To speed up to match highway traffic
2. BB. To stop and wait for a gap in traffic
3. CC. To pass slow cars on the highway
4. DD. To park if you have an emergency

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Question 20 of 40Right of way

At a four-way stop, another driver waves you on, but it is their turn. What is the safest thing to do?

1. AA. Go at once, since they waved you on
2. BB. Wave back and refuse to move at all
3. CC. Look for other traffic, then go
4. DD. Honk to make them go first instead

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Question 21 of 40Parking and stopping

Which way should your car face when you park on a two-way street?

1. AA. Against the flow of traffic on that side
2. BB. Either way, as long as you are near the curb
3. CC. At an angle to the curb
4. DD. The same way as traffic on that side

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Question 22 of 40Right of way (New Hampshire)

In New Hampshire, how far from a stopped school bus with red lights flashing must you stop?

1. AA. At least 5 feet
2. BB. At least 25 feet
3. CC. At least 10 feet
4. DD. At least 40 feet

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Question 23 of 40Sharing the road (New Hampshire)

In New Hampshire, how much space should you leave when passing a bicycle at 50 mph?

1. AA. At least 3 feet
2. BB. At least 5 feet
3. CC. At least 4 feet
4. DD. At least 7 feet

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Question 24 of 40Alcohol, drugs and penalties

What usually happens if you refuse a lawful breath or blood test?

1. AA. Nothing, it is your right
2. BB. Your license can be suspended
3. CC. You get a warning only
4. DD. You must take a driving class

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Question 25 of 40Sharing the road (New Hampshire)

When you pass a bicycle at 30 mph or less in New Hampshire, what space is presumed safe?

1. AA. At least 1 foot
2. BB. At least 2 feet
3. CC. At least 6 feet
4. DD. At least 3 feet

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Question 26 of 40Alcohol, drugs and penalties

Marijuana is legal for adults in some states. Is it legal to drive while impaired by it?

1. AA. Yes, in states where it is legal
2. BB. Yes, if you have a medical card
3. CC. Yes, if you used only a small amount
4. DD. No, impaired driving is illegal everywhere

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Question 27 of 40Alcohol, drugs and penalties

How does a conviction for driving under the influence usually affect insurance?

1. AA. Insurance costs go down
2. BB. Insurance costs go up
3. CC. There is no change
4. DD. Insurance is paid by the state

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Question 28 of 40Road signs

You pass a sign that says "END ROAD WORK". What does it mean?

1. AA. A new work zone begins
2. BB. You have left the work zone
3. CC. The road ahead is closed
4. DD. Workers are just ahead of you

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Question 29 of 40Safe driving and hazards (New Hampshire)

According to the New Hampshire manual, if you get too tired while driving, how long a nap should you take at a rest area?

1. AA. 2 to 5 minutes
2. BB. 3 to 4 hours
3. CC. 15 to 20 minutes
4. DD. 60 to 90 minutes

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Question 30 of 40Speed and following distance (New Hampshire)

In a posted New Hampshire school zone, near school opening and closing times, what is the speed limit?

1. AA. 10 mph below the usual posted limit
2. BB. 5 mph below the usual posted limit
3. CC. 20 mph below the usual posted limit
4. DD. Half of the usual posted limit

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Question 31 of 40Speed and following distance

Why should you drive slower on a gravel road?

1. AA. Gravel gives less grip for stopping and turning
2. BB. Gravel roads are usually one-way
3. CC. Gravel can make your engine run too hot
4. DD. Gravel roads have no posted speed limit

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Question 32 of 40Parking and stopping (New Hampshire)

A New Hampshire fire truck has stopped to answer a fire alarm. Where may you not drive or park?

1. AA. Only in the lane right beside it
2. BB. Only behind it in the same lane
3. CC. Only on the far side of the street
4. DD. Within the block where it stopped

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Question 33 of 40Safe driving and hazards

You see children playing near the road ahead. What is a good step to take?

1. AA. Speed up to get past them before they move
2. BB. Honk the whole time
3. CC. Move to the center line
4. DD. Cover the brake so you can stop fast

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Question 34 of 40Right of way

In general, how should you treat a funeral procession?

1. AA. Pass through any gaps in the line
2. BB. Yield and do not cut into the line
3. CC. Join the end of the line to follow it
4. DD. Honk to make it move faster

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Question 35 of 40Right of way

Which statement about the right-of-way is true?

1. AA. No driver should insist on taking it
2. BB. The faster car always has the right-of-way
3. CC. You can take it if you honk first
4. DD. It always goes to the larger vehicle

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Question 36 of 40Turning, passing and lanes

On which side should you normally pass another vehicle?

1. AA. On the right
2. BB. On the shoulder
3. CC. Either side
4. DD. On the left

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Question 37 of 40Turning, passing and lanes (New Hampshire)

According to the New Hampshire manual, when should you use a three-point turn?

1. AA. Whenever you miss an exit on a highway
2. BB. On any road with four or more lanes
3. CC. Only when the road is too narrow for a U-turn
4. DD. Only at a busy intersection

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Question 38 of 40Parking and stopping

May you park on a crosswalk?

1. AA. No, never
2. BB. Yes, at night
3. CC. Yes, for five minutes
4. DD. Yes, if no one is crossing

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Question 39 of 40Alcohol, drugs and penalties

How do the laws treat driving under the influence of illegal drugs?

1. AA. It is legal as long as you feel fine
2. BB. It is only a small fine
3. CC. It is as illegal as driving drunk
4. DD. It is treated as a minor offense

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Question 40 of 40Alcohol, drugs and penalties (New Hampshire)

According to the New Hampshire manual, how long is the suspension for a first offense under the Youth Operator "Under 20" law?

1. AA. 5 to 10 days
2. BB. 20 to 40 days
3. CC. 45 to 90 days
4. DD. 90 to 180 days

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Practice test 2 of 10 for the Driver License Knowledge Test (first driver license, no learner's permit in New Hampshire) (the New Hampshire Division of Motor Vehicles): 40 questions, 32 to pass — the commonly reported format; the New Hampshire Division of Motor Vehicles does not publish the count. Official pass mark: 80%. Our practice tests are untimed.

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