- 1. Multi-tool kit includes:
A) Fire extinguisher
B) Screwdrivers, pliers, adjustable wrench
C) Jumper cables only
D) Tyre - 2. Emergency communication includes:
A) Decoration
B) Power bank, car charger, flashlight, whistle, maps/offline navigation
C) Only jumper cables
D) Fire extinguisher - 3. Survival & comfort items include:
A) Paint
B) Drinking water, snacks, warm blanket, raincoat, extra clothing, matches/lighter
C) Only jumper cables
D) Fire extinguisher - 4. Weather-related gear includes:
A) Jumper cables
B) Umbrella, ice scraper, sand/cat litter
C) Paint
D) Fire extinguisher - 5. Reflector triangle use:
A) Decoration
B) Warn other road users of stationary vehicle
C) Lift vehicle
D) Paint - 6. Place reflector triangle when vehicle:
A) Is running fine
B) Breaks down, has puncture, minor accident, blocking road
C) Only parked
D) Decoration - 7. Triangle placement distance:
A) 1 meter
B) 45–60 meters on highways, 30 meters on low-speed roads
C) Right next to car
D) Decoration - 8. On bends or hills, triangle should be:
A) Closer
B) Further back for visibility
C) Inside car
D) Decoration - 9. Safety tip when placing triangle:
A) Stand in road
B) Always face oncoming traffic
C) Face away
D) Decoration - 10. Use multiple triangles:
A) Only one
B) Yes, if available
C) Never
D) Decoration - 11. In poor visibility, triangle should be:
A) Closer
B) Placed further away
C) Removed
D) Decoration - 12. First aid kit treats:
A) Tyres
B) Minor cuts, burns, bruises, abrasions
C) Jumpstart only
D) Paint - 13. Keep first aid kit:
A) Trunk under luggage
B) Easily accessible, sealed, clean
C) Engine
D) Decoration - 14. Check first aid kit:
A) Never
B) Regularly, replace expired/used items
C) Only after accidents
D) Decoration - 15. Store kit in:
A) Sunlight
B) Cool, dry place
C) Engine
D) Decoration - 16. Vehicle tool box helps:
A) Decoration
B) Handle minor breakdowns, emergencies, basic maintenance
C) Only painting
D) Fuel efficiency - 17. Common tool box items include:
A) Paint
B) Wheel spanner, jack, screwdrivers, pliers, adjustable spanner, tow rope, jumper cables, tyre gauge, torch, first aid, triangle, gloves
C) Jumper cables only
D) Fire extinguisher - 18. Additional tool box items:
A) Paint
B) Insulation tape, hammer, spare bulbs/fuses, utility knife, portable air compressor, fire extinguisher
C) Tyre only
D) Jumper cables - 19. Tool box maintenance:
A) Ignore
B) Check tools, keep clean/dry, replace worn items, store securely
C) Leave outside
D) Decoration - 20. Fire extinguisher classes include:
A) Paint
B) A, B, C, D, F/K
C) Tyre
D) Jumper cables - 21. Water fire extinguisher (red label) is used for:
A) Class A fires (solid materials: wood, paper, cloth, plastics)
B) Electrical fires
C) Flammable liquids
D) Cooking oils - 22. Water extinguisher is NOT safe on:
A) Wood fires
B) Electrical, liquid, or gas fires
C) Paper fires
D) Cloth fires - 23. Foam extinguisher (cream label) works on:
A) Electrical fires only
B) Class A and B fires
C) Class D only
D) Cooking oils - 24. Foam extinguisher works by:
A) Igniting
B) Smothering fire by cutting off oxygen
C) Spraying water
D) Decoration - 25. Dry powder extinguisher (blue label) works on:
A) Only water fires
B) Class A, B, C fires
C) Cooking oils only
D) Class F only - 26. Dry powder extinguisher is effective for:
A) Water only
B) Electrical fires
C) Foam only
D) Decoration - 27. Dry powder extinguisher downside:
A) Leaves residue
B) Creates dust, reducing visibility
C) Cannot extinguish fire
D) Only for liquids - 28. CO₂ extinguisher (black label) is ideal for:
A) Wood fires
B) Electrical fires and Class B fires
C) Class F fires
D) Decoration - 29. CO₂ extinguisher leaves:
A) Foam
B) No residue
C) Water
D) Powder - 30. CO₂ extinguisher is safe for:
A) Only wood
B) Computers and electronics
C) Cooking
D) Decoration
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