Ntsa Driving Test 102

Ntsa Driving Test

Ntsa Driving Test 102

  • 1. Reflective triangle in toolbox is for:
    A) Decoration
    B) Warn other road users during breakdowns
    C) Repair tyres
    D) Communication
  • 2. Gloves in toolbox protect:
    A) Tyres
    B) Hands while working on the vehicle
    C) Engine oil
    D) First aid
  • 3. Additional items – insulation tape:
    A) Decoration
    B) Useful in toolbox for minor repairs
    C) Fuel
    D) Fire
  • 4. Small hammer in toolbox:
    A) Decoration
    B) Useful for minor mechanical adjustments or emergencies
    C) Fire only
    D) Tyre repair only
  • 5. Spare bulbs and fuses:
    A) Decoration
    B) Replace damaged electrical components
    C) First aid
    D) Tow rope
  • 6. Utility knife:
    A) Decoration
    B) Cutting ropes or packaging, minor repairs
    C) Fire
    D) Battery
  • 7. Portable air compressor:
    A) Decoration
    B) Reinflate tyres
    C) Fire only
    D) First aid
  • 8. Fire extinguisher in toolbox should be:
    A) Large only
    B) 1 kg, small portable
    C) Foam only
    D) Water only
  • 9. Check tools regularly:
    A) Ignore
    B) Ensure they are not damaged
    C) Paint them
    D) Leave wet
  • 10. Keep tools:
    A) Dirty
    B) Rusty
    C) Clean and dry to prevent rust
    D) Loose in vehicle
  • 11. Replace tools if:
    A) Only missing
    B) Missing or worn-out
    C) Only broken
    D) Random
  • 12. Store toolbox in:
    A) Engine
    B) Hidden compartment
    C) Secure, easily accessible place in vehicle
    D) Outside
  • 13. Fire extinguisher is:
    A) Decoration
    B) Portable device to control or put out small fires
    C) Tyre repair tool
    D) Jumper cable
  • 14. Fire extinguisher designed for:
    A) Large uncontrolled fires
    B) Quick, early action before fire becomes too large
    C) Painting
    D) Decoration
  • 15. Class A fires involve:
    A) Cooking oils
    B) Solid materials (wood, paper, cloth, plastics)
    C) Flammable liquids
    D) Metals
  • 16. Class B fires involve:
    A) Solids only
    B) Flammable liquids (petrol, oil, paint, diesel)
    C) Cooking oils
    D) Metals
  • 17. Class C fires involve:
    A) Solids
    B) Flammable gases (LPG, propane)
    C) Liquids
    D) Fats
  • 18. Class D fires involve:
    A) Liquids
    B) Solids
    C) Metals (magnesium, aluminum)
    D) Cooking oils
  • 19. Class F/K fires involve:
    A) Wood
    B) Solids
    C) Cooking oils and fats
    D) Metals
  • 20. Water extinguisher (red label) is for:
    A) Electrical fires
    B) Liquids
    C) Class A fires only
    D) Cooking oils
  • 21. Water extinguisher is not safe on:
    A) Wood
    B) Electrical, liquid, or gas fires
    C) Cloth
    D) Paper
  • 22. Foam extinguisher (cream label) is for:
    A) Class A and B fires
    B) Class C only
    C) Class D only
    D) Class F only
  • 23. Foam extinguisher works by:
    A) Igniting fire
    B) Heating
    C) Smothering and cutting off oxygen
    D) Cooling only
  • 24. Dry powder extinguisher (blue label) works on:
    A) Class A only
    B) Class B only
    C) Class A, B, C fires
    D) Class F only
  • 25. Dry powder extinguisher is good for:
    A) Liquids only
    B) Electrical fires
    C) Metals only
    D) Oils
  • 26. Disadvantage of dry powder extinguisher:
    A) Leaves no residue
    B) Creates dust, reducing visibility
    C) Ignites fire
    D) Too wet
  • 27. CO₂ extinguisher (black label) is ideal for:
    A) Class A fires only
    B) Electrical and Class B fires
    C) Metals
    D) Cooking oils
  • 28. CO₂ extinguisher leaves:
    A) Foam
    B) Powder
    C) No residue
    D) Water
  • 29. CO₂ extinguisher is safe for:
    A) Wood
    B) Metals
    C) Computers and electronics
    D) Liquids
  • 30. Wet chemical extinguisher (yellow label) is for:
    A) Class A only
    B) Class B only
    C) Class C only
    D) Class F (cooking oils and fats)

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